City owes $4.6 million in 1991 overdue taxes
City faces a $6 million shortfall and has more than $4 million of 1991 overdue taxes. About 600 of 46,000 properties owe unpaid bills totaling $4.6 million for the year, pushing a cumulated total near $20 million. Colonial Cheshire I Ltd owes the largest share, followed by JMB Realty Corp with $544,449 for One Lincoln Center.
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Thomas Young
Colonial Cheshire I Ltd. Partnership
Jefferson Tower
St. Townsend St
Presidential Plaza
E. Genesee St
Hartford
Savings and
Colonial
JMB Realty Corp
Chicago
Lincoln Center
South Salina
West Fayette Street
JMB
Obituaries and Classifieds Highlight Local Evening Edition
Local paper lists obituaries and classified ads amid a colder business section and evening edition features. Lottery results, comics, movies, sports, and TV updates fill the page alongside editorials.
SU prominence grows with black students and media reach
The article notes Syracuse University attracting black high school seniors, aided by media glimpses of SU gear and broadcasts. It cites 1991 SAT data showing SU received scores from over 4,000 black seniors, ranking high among national and white campuses, driven by athletics and outreach.
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Nother Bad
New York City
Playground
Syracuse University
Florida State University
North Carolina State University
Lawsuit targets state aid used for private school library books
A lawsuit challenges the use of public funds for library materials at Bishop Grimes High School, including James Dobson's Preparing for Adolescence. The case argues state taxpayer money funded resources for private school students, potentially costing millions nationwide.
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Bishop Grimes High School
James Dobson
Bush and Clinton Eye Large Super Tuesday Delegates
President Bush aims for a Republican sweep with eight primaries on Super Tuesday as Paul Tsongas seeks to narrow Bill Clinton’s Southern edge in Florida. Clinton expected to win most of the 783 delegates, while Bush likely takes the 420 Republican delegates.
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Washington
Bush
Paul
Tsongas
Bill Clinton
Florida
Massachusetts
Hawaii
Pat Buchanan
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Clinton
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Missouri
Bill
Bob Becker
Walter F. Mondale
Midwest
Illinois
Michigan
New York Fails to Spend Most Federal Highway Funds
In the recession era New York used only 26.8 percent of 761.2 million in federal highway money this year, well below the national 32.2 percent average. Officials blamed Legislature budget cuts for engineer shortfalls while voter borrowed funds from 1988 eyeing repair work.
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New York
State Department of Transportation
David Murray
State Labor Department
Federal Highway Administration
FHA
Schoharie Creek
State Dot
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Soviet Union
Colonial Cheshire I Ltd
Dan McGuire and
Gary Gerew
Ziggy
Rana
Frank Herron
Syracuse
Sandra Philippeaux
Brooklyn Tech
Villanova
Duke
New England
Rhode Island
Massa
Eastern Ambulance Service
Lodi Street
Johnnie Lee McLean
South
Stephen D. Cannerelli
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University Hospital
Randy LaTray
Mario Cuomo
DOT
Murray
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