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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1982

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2

Custody Battle Heads to Senate Over Urgent Case

Albany AP The Child Care Committee approved an expedited court bill by 8-6 to move Veronica O Rourke’s bid for custody of 62 year old Stephanie Petzold to a full Senate vote. The Senate version differs from an Assembly bill granting immediate custody to the Long Island widow while adoption proceeds. O’Rourke had raised Stephanie since infancy but lost custody last year under Suffolk County social services insistence.

Albany Senate Veronica O'Rourke Stephanie Petzold Assembly Long Island

Emery opens Syracuse office for state legislative use

State Assembly Minority Leader James Emery, candidate for governor, quietly opens a Syracuse State Office Building field office to handle legislative business. The space, arranged last June, will be staffed soon and used by other assembly members as well as Emery's staff, with plans for a New York City campaign office in the near future.

Kenn Peters Albany State Assembly James Emery Syracuse Emery Assembly Stanley Fink Michael Knapp Office of General Services Knapp Onondaga County Hy Miller Fayetteville Bill Bush Camillus Miller Bush OGS Republican Minority Program Committee New York City GOP

Japanese win contract for NYC subway cars

New York AP Kawasaki, a Japanese manufacturer, won what MTA Chairman Richard Ravitch calls the largest subway car contract ever. The firm will build 325 air conditioned graffiti proof stainless steel cars for the IRT, delivering all cars by June 1985 with favorable financing terms. The Budd Co. bid lower but lost.

New York Kawasaki Metropolitan Transportation Authority MTA Richard Ravitch Budd Co Ravitch

Tax urged for video pinball machines in New York

Albany reports a plan to levy a 50 dollar tax on every pinball and video game machine in the state to raise up to 1 million dollars for education. The proposal targets licensed and illegal machines across shopping plazas arcades pizza parlors laundries and stores. It would license distributors install a continuing fee per machine and fund teachers and truants through a broader education aid pot. Governor Carey earlier floated expanding the state lottery as a funding source for education. The measure notes vast numbers of unlicensed machines and cites day care and senior centers with machines as the trend grows by year end.

Kenn Peters Albany New York City of Stavisky Schdal Aid Hugh L. Carey State

Moon loses bid for non jury trial in tax case

New York AP Sun Myung Moon a Korean businessman and Unification Church leader fails to secure a non jury trial in his tax fraud case. Judge Goettel orders jury selection to begin next Monday in Manhattan though he may still grant a non jury trial if impartial jurors cannot be found. Moon is charged with failing to report over 150000 dollars of income from 1973 to 1975 amid defense claims funds were church money not taxable.

New York Sun Myung Moon Gerard L. Goettel U.S. District Court Manhattan Moon Unification Church

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