Developers scramble to woo AT T to new quarters
Syracuse developers race to lure AT T as main tenant for proposed offices. AT T currently leases 60 000 sq ft in One Park Place on State Street opposite Fayette Park and may add 30 000 to 40 000 sq ft to consolidate scattered local offices, spokesman Walter Ayres says.
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City Pyramid haggle over tax break for Oil City mall
Syracuse developer Pyramid Cos. seeks about 10.4 million in property tax breaks over four years for an Oil City mall. City officials object to the size, arguing payment-in-lieu-of-taxes figures are too low. Negotiations continue as Mayor Tom Young weighs pressure to proceed.
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Search begins for Marine officer amid Lebanon abduction
United Nations peacekeeping troops and Shiite militiamen sealed off 300 square miles of southern Lebanon today as they search for Lt. Col. William R. Higgins. The U.S. says it will not withdraw troops from the observer team despite Higgins's kidnapping. White House spokesman Popadiyk said the kidnappers are responsible for his safety.
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Reagan's Final Budget Seeks Modest Spending Plan
President Reagan sends Congress a 1.09 trillion dollar budget for an election year. It calls for more education science and AIDS funding while limiting military growth. The deficit would fall to 123.5 billion in the next fiscal year under a two year pact. Budget leaders foresee limited battles as lawmakers push for quick action.
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Scullin orders Alexander to take polygraph test
U S Attorney Frederick J. Scullin Jr. announced a polygraph test for former mayor Alexander after he pleaded guilty to extortion racketeering and tax evasion. prosecutors say Alexander has not fully disclosed property holdings and offshore accounts in the Bahamas and Panama.
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Babbitt and du Pont to bow out of presidential race
Bruce Babbitt and Pete du Pont appear set to withdraw from the presidential contest as other candidates rally toward Super Tuesday. Pat Robertson campaigns in Nevada as a non-binding straw poll looms, shaping the tense race and party dynamics.
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Campaign '88 Debates Set Amid Tight Democratic Field
Democrats prepare for back to back debates starting tonight in Texas the largest Super Tuesday state. Babbitt faced disappointing finishes in Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary signaling possible exit from the race.
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