Morse painting nets SU 3.25 million in record sale
Syracuse University sold Samuel F. B. Morse's Gallery of the Louvre for 3.25 million to Daniel J. Terra of Northbrook Illinois. Terra will display it at the Terra Museum in Evanston and proceeds go to a university library fund. The work, painted 1831 33, was left to SU in 1884 and bought for the campus in 1892. The sale is described as special and part of ongoing art acquisitions by SU.
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Samuel F.B. Morse
Syracuse University
Daniel J. Terra
Northbrook
Ill
Terra
Reagan
Louvre
Terra Museum of American Art
Evanston
Illand SA
Morse
Julia Townsend Munroe
Francis Root
David F. Tatham
James Fenimore Cooper
Paris
John James Prucha
Bernice Abbott
Philippe Halsman
Salvador Dali
Edward Marshall Boehm
Sotheby Parke Bennet
New York
Frederick Edwin Church
Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent shower chance
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport marks mostly sunny skies tonight becoming partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of a brief shower. Lows will be 55 to 60 with light variable winds, and tomorrow will bring sunny periods with a high near 80.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Sunday features Joe Morris and canal adventures in Syracuse Herald
Sunday highlights Joe Morris' Giants work and canoeing on the Erie Canal with Ed Koch. It spotlights rock hounds chasing "diamond fever" and profiles air traffic controllers in a compact Syracuse newspaper feature.
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Joe Morris
The
Giants
Erie Canal
Ed Koch
Rock Hounds
Diamond Fever
Syracuse Herald American
New York Daily Numbers Draw Results Losses Report
Albany AP reports the night draw yielded the number 998 in New York's daily numbers game and the Win Four result 3089. No further details on winners or payouts are provided in the accessible text.
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Albany
New York
Faith in the future seeks four-year car loan
A reader notes a plan to finance a car over four years amid doubts about the vehicle's guarantee lasting only one year. The item reflects concerns about long term debt for uncertain asset protection.
NiMo earnings rise 31.5 percent in 1982 second quarter
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp reports 1982 Q2 net income of 73.271 million, up 17.575 million from 1981, and per share earnings of 75 cents, driven by rate increases in 1981 and 1982. Full-year 12-month income reaches 261.779 million, up 42.4 percent, with 587.35 million Q2 revenues. Public Service Commission had approved a 142.518 million rate hike in March.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Niagara Mohawk
Erik Dressler
NiMo
NiMe
Public Service Commission
Israel Opens Fire on West Beirut Amid Lebanon Talks
Israeli forces fired on guerrilla held west Beirut after Habib reportedly failed to secure PLO commitment to leave Lebanon. The assault followed alleged cease-fire breaches by guerrillas and threats to resume bombing if no negotiated solution emerges.
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Associated Press
West Beirut
U.S
Philip C. Habib
PLO
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Israel Defense Forces
Israel
Habib
Ment
Menachem Begin
Foreign Affairs and Security Committee
Armed Forces Radio
Shafik Wazzan
West
Beirut
Rye Chall
Wazzan
Yasser Arafat
Begin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Bekaa Valley
Syria
Arafat
Jordan
Iraq
Egypt
Index signals mixed on economic recovery in June
The government reported the Index of Leading Economic Indicators held steady in June after two prior gains, as three of ten components rose while six fell and the 10th was unchanged. March saw a 0.1 percent dip, the 11th decline in a row, complicating forecasts of a rebound.
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Robert Farlow Washington
Commerce Department
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