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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
2
Albany lawmakers approved a nine member non legislative study panel to examine property tax reforms and exemptions beyond the 1975 Hellerstein ruling. The package also includes an 18 month study of the question and a moratorium on full value assessment until 1982.
Elaine Zanicchi comments on the situation as the Goldbergs face possible criminal contempt charges that could bring a four year sentence if proven. Judge Di Fede has not threatened contempt or kidnapping charges. Denise Mondays did not consult with her estranged husband before surrendering the child in August 1975. The New York Civil Liberties Union has intervened, arguing the child should be represented independently rather than by the contending parties’ lawyers.
Lawmakers push laetrile legalization in several states while Gov. Carey signals veto. Assemblyman Mega backs a widened death penalty bill with two tier juries. Marijuana decriminalization plans resurface with limited amounts. No fault auto insurance reforms face uncertain fate after Senate defeat. Senate gridlock and regional politics add to the stalled agenda.
Richard J. Miller a 22 year old Tompkins County man of 115 S Park Way Groton died in a motorcycle crash on Pennville Road near Fall Creek Road at about 1 30 a m. His bike skidded 275 feet across a ditch struck an embankment became airborne traveled 117 feet in the air bounced twice and stopped after 31 more feet. He was pronounced dead at Cortland Memorial Hospital after Groton Ambulance transported him.
A TAP aid increase approved by the state Senate awaits Assembly action. Regents tighten TAP rules defining a semester hour as 15 hours of instruction plus 30 hours of assignments. Independent study non credit and remedial courses qualify only if student effort matches a normal class.
The article outlines President Carter and wife’s 1976 tax report including payments, refunds, and credits. It notes their income sources from Carter Warehouse profits Carter Farms salaries dividends interest and an honorarium. It mentions a $26,026 refund after deductions and a $20,864 tax credit from peanut business investments.
Army clerk Marie Sode, ruled unfit for service over "homosexual tendencies" due to marriage to Kristian von Hoffburg, a transsexual man, may appeal the decision. The board recommended Sode receive honorable discharge after three weeks of hearings, with possible court action depending on funds.
Grocho Marx rests comfortably after readmission to Cedars Medical Center with a benign pneumonia. Spokesman Larry Baum described a comfortable night, while Nat Perrin seeks relief as conservator amid concerns over Marx’s health and mental state.
Congress approved about 75 billion for Housing Urban Development Treasury State Justice Commerce and other agencies. The Senate barred funds for Vietnam Cambodia or Laos reparations or aid. An amendment blocks U S officials from compromising Cuba claims to confiscated property for less than full value.
The House Ways and Means Committee endorsed a gas guzzler tax aligned with President Carter but altered. It delays implementation by a year and lowers impact, hitting 1979 models like Chrysler New Yorker at about 339 dollars per car, with a tougher scale than Carter proposed and a 1985 model threshold of 23.5 mpg triggering the tax.
UPI reports federal judge Vincent Broderick issued a preliminary injunction against New York State's Medicaid reform law. The measure would have charged a 50 cent prescription copayment for recipients over 21 and 1 to 3 dollar fees for items such as hearing aids dentures and glasses. The state department had expected about 10 million dollars in annual savings.
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