Land sales in two Indian claim areas left in limbo
The Monroe Abstract and Title Corp will no longer insure new titles against Indian land claims in the Cayuga and Oneida areas, risking financing for buyers. The Supreme Court's March 4 decision backed Oneida land reclamation, prompting insurers to limit coverage while others may step in. Banks warn mortgage lending could stall as title protection wanes.
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Seneca Falls
New York
Monroe Abstract and Title Corp
Seneca
Cayuga
Oneida
Madison
U.S. Supreme Court
New York State
Monroe Abstract
Monroe
Emil J. Bove
Seneca County Bar Association
Supreme Court
Title Insurance
Caroline Grover
Grover Title Services Inc
Syracuse
Chicago Title Insurance Co
Chicago Title
Grover
Chicago
Thor Title Guarantee Co
Bernard Rifkin
New York City
Tax dispute still holding up state budget
Albany reports a budget delay as Gov. Cuomo and the Legislature fail to bridge differences on four expiring taxes. Senate Leader Anderson proposes delaying tax-cut actions until after the new fiscal year, while Cuomo and Assembly Speaker Fink reject the plan and push for a timely budget with possible tax changes.
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Albany
Mario Cuomo
Senate
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Cuomo
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Brooklyn
Sen. Anderson
Fink
Anderson
Sion
At&t
MX Missile Faces Final Test After Close House Vote
The House approved 219 to 213 a 1.5 billion dollar FY1985 allotment for 21 MX missiles, pushing the debate to a possible fourth vote. Reagan praised the move as a step toward peace while opponents warn it could doom the fleet. ONeill urged conservative Democrats to reassess the costly program.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Thomas P
Pip” O'Neill
White House
O'Neill
Soviet Union
Geneva
We Don t Shoot Soviets Angry U S Official Says
U S officials and Tass clashed over the East German shooting of Maj. Arthur D. Nicholson near Ludwigslust. Washington defended the mission as legitimate while Tass blamed America and claimed a deliberate false narrative. Arkady Shevchenko added the murder was the result of Soviet mentality to shoot first.
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U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Tass
East Germany
America
Tacs Rannyt
Peta
Arthur D. Nicholson
Moscow
Michael Burch
Washington
State Department
Bernard Kalb
Maj. Nicholson
Nicholson
Ludwigslust
West Germany
Jessie G. Schatz
St. Louis
Arkady Shevchenko
United Nations
Shevchenko
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