Notice of Stock Redemption and Property Acquisition Notices
Notices describe redemption of 744.44 shares of preferred stock at $220.78 with par value $100 each, and tax treatment due to earnings deficiency. Redemption Agent John E. Shafter, Esq., Sunderland, Syracuse, and related surrender procedures. Also includes Eminent Domain notices from Onondaga County for various parcels with deadlines to file claims by December 21, 1981 and damages requests. Advertisements list lost and found items in Syracuse area.
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Syracuse
New York
Sturge Motel Corp
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Ward R. Sturge
Sturge Motel
John €. Shatier
Loew Bidg
Hersin
Corporation Times
Supreme Court OF the State OF New York
County OF Onondaga
Fetitioner
Erie Boulevard Corporation
Raymond Hust
Twin Oaks Drive
Dewitt
New York State
Robert J Ross
Petitioner
Civic Center
Montgomery Street
Onondaga
Clark
Gnon-taga
Pompey
Francis O'Connor
Clwyd Rickels
Hail-Henneberry
Brown Gulf
Robert J. Ross
Senate leaders shift budget focus to 84
The Senate Republican leadership told the White House that Reagan will get only about a third of his proposed cuts this year and must target major reductions and new revenues in 1983 and 1984 to balance the budget by FY 1984. Theyagreed to $5-$6 billion in this year’s $16 billion package while resisting entitlements and new taxes.
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Baltimore Sun
Washington
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White House
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Senate Committee
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James A. Baker II
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Ore
Appropriations Committee
Hatfield
Stockman
Democrats warn downturn could aid Reaganomics in 1982
Economist Walter Heller warned Democrats on the eve of the 1982 elections that Reaganomics may show short term gains while risks persist. He cautioned against expecting policy failure and predicted longer term effects would lower deficits and rates, aided briefly by a July tax cut. The Democratic conference aimed to sharpen opposition and mend internal feuds.
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Walter Heller
Reagan
Heller
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Council of Economic Advisers
Kennedy
Reaganomics
Spock death teased by Roddenberry at Miami talk
University of Miami audience heard Gene Roddenberry discuss Star Trek and the possibility of Spock dying in the second film Leonard Nimoy reportedly pushes for Spock to die while Roddenberry opposes it Spock remains a major Star Trek figure through the series and its film adaptations
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Gene Roddenberry
University of Miami
Enterprise
Roddenberry
Leonard Nimoy
Weather data for today and yesterday with records
Sunset at 6 19 p m today and sunrise at 7 21 a m tomorrow. High yesterday 55 and low 38. Record high 84 in 1947 and record low 24 in 1978. Average for this date last year 66 and normal 52. Humidity 85 percent at 8 p m yesterday and 97 percent at 8 a m today.
Oklahoma flood deaths spark emergency declaration
United Press International reports Oklahoma declared a state of emergency after floods killed two men who abandoned their truck and tried to cross a swollen ravine. Five feet of standing water and extensive rainfall from Texas into Oklahoma disrupted residents, with thousands evacuated and a dam at risk.
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Love County
Lake Patrol
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Wilson
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Lone Grove
Bullard
Dallas
Sherman
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Resi
Carey urges support for jail and job loan issues
Gov. Hugh Carey urged New Yorkers to vote yes on two measures including a $500 million prison bond and an amendment to raise the Job Development Authority loan cap from 150 million to 300 million. He promoted JDA loan success and announced $6 million toward a $42 million downtown Buffalo mall project tied to subway plans.
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Thomas Coughlin
Eve
JDA
James Griffin
Washington
Westinghouse
Cheektowaga
Convicted Soviet spy Helmich gets life in prison
Joseph George Helmich Jr., 44, admitted wrongdoing and was sentenced to life for conspiring to commit espionage by selling top secret code material to the Soviet Union in 1963 64. Judge Susan H. Black cited the seriousness of the offense. Helmich may seek parole in 10 years. He pleaded guilty to one count. three espionage charges were dropped. He told the judge I know I did wrong and God knows I’m sorry. Prosecutor said he showed no remorse before. He was once a code custodian at a Paris relay station with access to KL 7 materials. Any future earnings from espionage will go to the federal government.
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Fla
UPI
Susan H. Black
Joseph George Helmich Jr
Congress
Helmich
Black
U.S
Gary Betz
Wjxt-Tv
Federal Correctional Institution In Tallahassee
Betz
Soviet Union
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France
Elderly man shoots eight in Allen parts store
In Allen Kentucky an elderly man opened fire inside Mountain Truck Parts after an argument over a telephone. Five people were killed and a wounded man, Anderson Newsome 42, survived. suspect William O Bevins 70 was charged with five counts of murder and moved for safety.
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Anderson Newsome
Newsome
William O. Bevins
Printer
California man seeks marriage to Kennedy daughter
Kevin King, 35, of Palo Alto, convicted of criminal trespass and aggravated harassment of Caroline Kennedy, pleads with Judge Bradley to allow marriage. He faces up to a year in prison on each count at Oct. 23 sentencing. Kennedy, 23, testified King accused her of forces manipulating them and left her distressed after the Aug. 18 incident at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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California
Caroline Kennedy
Kevin King
Palo Alto
Calif
Criminal Court
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Bradley
King
Miss Kennedy
Manhattan
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Museum
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Innis says indictment stems from police vendetta
Roy Innis, leader of the Congress of Racial Equality, calls his indictment on assault charges a personal vendetta by police and prosecutors. A grand jury in Manhattan state Supreme Court handed down the indictment yesterday, dismissing earlier theft charges against Amstead Rice, 33, the man accused of stealing a radio from Innis's car.
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New York
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
Roy Innis
Prand
State Supreme Court
Manhattan
Innis
Amstead Rice
Notice of Redemption for Sturge Moret Corp. Preferred Stock
Sturgessotal Corp located at 1225 State Fair Blvd Syracuse NY 11209 announces redemption of all 744.44 shares of 5 percent cumulative preferred stock as of September 24 1981. A letter of transmittal is provided to holders for redemption procedures.
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Sturgessotal Corp
State Fair Blvd
Syracuse
New York
Sturge Moret Corp
Corporation
Ihe Corporation
Ihe
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