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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1985

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GE barred from new Pentagon contracts indefinitely

GE, hit with a criminal fraud indictment and a demand to return about 268 million in profits, was barred indefinitely from new Pentagon contracts. Air Force Secretary Verne Orr said the suspension applies to all defense work and urged GE to voluntarily refund roughly 168 million in alleged unreasonable profits from 1978 to 1983. GE disputes the auditors findings and says improvements since 1980 aim to lift the suspension promptly.

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Soviet Recon Missions Probe West Germany More than 2,400 last year

West German and allied officials say Soviet military scouts conducted 2,477 intelligence sorties into West Germany last year, with 98 caught in restricted areas. The incident at Ludwigslust left U.S. Maj. Arthur Nicholson dead while photographing military gear, prompting memorials in West Berlin and Arlington burial plans.

BOM West Germany Ludwigslust Bild Ludwiglust East Germany Arthur Nicholson United States Nicholson Arlington National Cemetery U.S West Berlin Potsdam Secret Service Britain France Bundeswehr

Budget UK paves way for tax cut in New York

Governor Mario Cuomo and lawmakers agreed to extend four expiring taxes to support a $550 million personal income tax cut, a $100 million motor vehicle fee reduction, and a $70 million local telephone tax cut. The move clears the way for the state budget and a $38.8 million package.

Albany Mario Cuomo

Cuomo Budget Sees 8 Percent Spending Rise Despite Negotiations

Cuomo wins victory on a full billion dollar budget for the new fiscal year beginning Monday. Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson signals likely support for an 8 to 10 percent increase in welfare benefits, with school aid and revenue sharing still to be negotiated as Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink notes remaining work. Cuomo says the logjam is broken and further talks should move quickly.

Senate Warren Anderson Binghamton Assembly Stanley Fink Brooklyn Cuomo

Furor over Japan Senate calls for retaliation over exports

Washington reports an irate Senate unanimously passed a non binding resolution urging the president to retaliate against Japan over what lawmakers call unfair trade practices. The measure expresses frustration at Japan's market access while US imports flood in. Senate Majority Leader warns of a growing protectionist stance.

Washington Senate Japan Congress United States

Prices fall rise as Dole cites Senate action on trade

AIC Leader Robert Dole of Kansas notes Senate action after Japan pledges a 25 percent increase in auto exports to the United States starting Monday. A government report shows the United States posted an $11.4 billion February foreign trade deficit, the widest since September, with Japan accounting for $4.2 billion of the shortfall, up from $3.7 billion in January.

Robert Dole Kansas Senate Japan United States

Wrestlemania sparks TV versus theater ticket clash

Cable viewers and Landmark Theatre patrons clash over the body slam event of Wrestlemania priced at 15 thousand dollars. Fans who bought theater tickets face no refunds as 1000 call about viewing at home while promoters push the closed circuit spectacle hosted by Landmark Theatre. Wrestler Mike Rotundo joins Andre the Giant versus John Studd for a $15,000 prize. Landmark manager Ron Squires calls Wrestlemania a cultural event and predicts mixed attendance as cable viewership grows.

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