Diocese Joins Suit Over Syracuse Downtown Tax
The Catholic Diocese of Syracuse and St Marys Catholic Church seek to join the 1980 lawsuit by First United Methodist and First Gospel Baptist against a 1976 special downtown tax. They allege the levy violates constitutional protections and Real Property Tax Law, seeking refunds and a ruling of unconstitutionality.
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Syracuse
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
St. Jays Catholic Church
First United Methodist Church of
First Gospel Baptist Church
Wesleyan Methodist Church
St. Mary’s
State Supreme Court
Thomas Murphy
Jamie Sulphen
St. Mary's
First Methodist
First Gospel
Firsts Methodist
Dhocese
Onondaga St
Madison St
Onon
Daga St
Jefferson St
Montgomery St
First United
East Onondaga Street
East Jefferson
Sutphen
Furst Methodist
U S grieves for 37 sons recall at Stark memorial
In Jacksonville and Mayport the Stark attack memory returns for families including Richard Shippee whose son Robert Laurence Shippee 35 died aboard the USS Stark. President Reagan attends a memorial service at Mayport with about 115 families and extends travel coverage to all relatives. Caspar Weinberger and James Webb join the event.
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Robert Laurence Shippee
Jefferson County
Adams Center
Stark
Shippee
Richard
Albany
Mayport Naval Station
Pla
Reagan
Jacksonville
Persian Gulf
White House
Nancy Reagan
Navy
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
James Webb
Page
Mulberry tenants clash over eviction payments
Tenants at Mulberry Square say Syracuse Housing Authority seeks to shortchange relocation benefits as eviction and demolition loom in six weeks. A clergy tenants committee pressed the board, alleging bogus guidelines, reduced security, higher rents, and unfair four year payments up to 20000 dollars, threatening the project’s 7.1 million revival.
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Mulberry Square
Syracuse Housing Authority
Rena Ausby
Housing Authority
Mulberry
Syracuse Housing Authority Board
Harvey King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Pingoun
Vito Seiscioli
Public Works
Sciscioli
Fredrick Murphy
Authority
The Job of the News Paper Afflict Is Comfortable
A compact remark frames journalism as a steady, comfortable vocation, reflecting on the perceived security and routine within the newspaper trade. The quote contrasts work ease with public expectations of constant reporting and scrutiny.
Weather Forecast Fragments Mention Rain and Warmth
Scattered thunderstorms expected around 80 degrees with partly sunny skies. Tow around 70? Dela today’s forecast notes comfort for the afflicted and mentions 1810 hours.
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Dela
Med school grad cyclist dies in cross country trip tragedy
Matthew Simpson 25 and Barbara Mayer 24 were killed near Devers Texas when struck by a pickup while bicycling across the country to celebrate Simpson's SUNY Health Science Center Syracuse degree. Mayer, from New York City, joined Simpson and his brother in a planned two week ride to Maine for a family reunion.
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Matthew Simpson
Suny Health Science Center
Syracuse
Simpson
New Rochelle
Barbara Mayer
New York City
Devers
Texas
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Hig
Presbyterian Hospital
Dan Hurley
Health Science Center
San Francisco
Steve
Mayer
Houston
Steve Simpson
Main
Simpsos
New York
North used Norths briefings to press Contra donors
Senate and House investigators heard that Lt. Col. Oliver North presented donors with talks on Soviet nuclear attacks and secret Nicaragua plans as part of a fundraising push for the Contras. Carl R. Channell coordinated with North and promised access to Reagan if contributions were large enough, with three donors testifying about North briefing them on weapons needs and Central American conflicts.
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Washington
United States
Administration
Nicaragua
Oliver L. North
North
Carl R. “Spitz
Channell
Reagan
Central America
U.S
House
Senate
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
William O' Boyle
Paul Trible
R-Va
Oliver North
Ellen Gar- Wood
Austin
Texas
Joseph Coors
Denver
O'Boyle
New York
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Frank Harrison
Herald-journal
David Wilkins
Bud Hall
LeRoy Bush
John Butkins
Robert Brown
LaFayette Cemetery
Tom Foster
Statt
Bob
Atures
FP. Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Hiumorist
ZziGey
Contnaha
Garwood
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