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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1981

Page

2

Court upholds visitation rights of grandparents

The New York Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that grandparents may have visitation rights in certain cases, especially when one or both parents are deceased, and that such rights can continue without violating the adoptive family’s privacy. The decision notes lasting grandparent ties can aid a child's development and well being.

John Strachan Abbany Grand Court of Appeals New York City Gtandson Court of Appeals High Court New York Consolidated Edison Westchester County Food Pageant Inc Con Ed State Racing and Wagering Board Capital District Regional

Carey stalls bid to keep full value tax system in New York

Albany reports Gov. Hugh Carey pushed a compromise to preserve full value assessment while shifting enforcement to courts. Legislators reject the plan, risking a veto override. leaders insist full value remains unacceptable, rallying for December talks. The bill passed the Senate but not the Assembly, with possible extra votes anticipated.

Marc Humbert Albany Hugh Carey New York Carey Assembly Stanley Ink Brooklyn Senate Warren Anderson Binghamton Richard Wiebe Anderson England Fink New York State Court of Appeals New York City Long Island Wiebe

Zirconium shipment seized at JFK for export violation

Federal investigators probe a zirconium shipment seized at Kennedy Airport on October 31 as it was ready to depart for Pakistan. The metal requires a Commerce Department license due to its potential reactor use, amid broader concerns over Pakistan's possible nuclear program.

New York Times Service New York Kennedy International Airport Pakistan United States Commerce Department

Interferon shows promise for early MS patients

Buffalo researcher Dr. Lawrence Jacobs led a two year study at Dent Neurological Institute, testing interferon on 10 multiple sclerosis patients. Eight showed no worsening, two worsened less than expected, and a control group fared worse. Results presented in Kyoto and San Francisco.

Buffalo Lawrence Jacobs United States Jacobs Dent Neurological Institute Millard Fillmore Hospital Oe Jacobs Kyoto Japan San Francisco Science American Association For the Advancement of Science

State steps up efforts to collect tax bonanza

New York State tax department, buoyed by an across the board court victory, targets 16 oil companies to collect a 1980 gross receipts tax. Notices of deficiency issued. bills may exceed $100 million. Justice Lawrence Kahn ruling affirms tax legality pending Supreme Court decision. no pass-through clause remains contested. Mobil, Shell, and New England Petroleum among firms.

Joel Stashenko Albany New York Tax Department Karen Townsend Kahn Supreme Court Lawrence Kahn U.S. Supreme Court Tim Gilles Tim Gilles of the State Attorney General’s Office Mobil Oil Corp Shell Oil Co New England Petroleum Corp Ed Norton Mobil Gilles New York City

Albany list links Hudson industries to TCDD pollution

Albany AP reports the state has compiled a list of more than 40 industries along the Hudson River that may be responsible for dumping the highly toxic chemical TCDD into the river. The document canvasses potential polluters and signals ongoing investigations into industrial discharges affecting the river ecosystem.

Albany Hudson River

New York Lotto Expands by Mail Subscriptions

Albany AP reports state lottery officials will soon offer mail order Lotto subscriptions. Lottery Director John Quinn announced forms sent to 3,300 vendors let players pick weekly drawings 15, 26 or 52 weeks in advance. Subscriptions cost $1 per ticket with savings for longer periods. Drawings occur Saturdays. last week a $5 million first prize went to Louis Eisenberg of New York City.

Albany New York Lottery John Quinn Louis Eisenberg New York City

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