27 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1976
Page
1
An 80 acre land offer from contractor Santaro Taroson Inc. for a proposed 50 000 seat stadium triggers county interest from the Metropolitan Development Association. The site in Van Buren faces concerns over distance transport and road access amid questions about feasibility and funding references to past projects.
An appeals panel reversed a lower court ruling and ordered Eugene McCarthy to appear on New York ballots next week. The decision, pending Court of Appeals review, could affect Jimmy Carter’s bid for all 41 electoral votes. Moynihan remains on the Democratic line with a Liberal cross-endorsement debated separately.
The United Auto Workers announced a possible strike against Chrysler Corp on November 5 if a new contract for 118,000 UAW workers in the United States and Canada cannot be reached. President Leonard Woodcock and Vice President Douglas Fraser said settlement talks continue with optimism and that a GM deadline will be set next week.
Syracuse considers building a 50,000 seat stadium downtown on 17.5 acres offered by Alexander while Santaro proposes 90 acres in Van Buren. County to lose 1 million, names to memorialize Michael Santaro considered, with funds from donations, bonds, and a federal grant. Town board to discuss zoning, full approval steps loom. Syracuse University to share ticket and concessions revenue.
Western New York counties and Batavia may sue to recover about 250000 in admissions tax revenue from Buffalo Raceway and Batavia Downs after a failed OTB arrangement. Genesee and Erie counties contend losses from OTB law. OTB says the law provided only a one time payment. The issue affects future annual payments and regional OTB plans.
United Press International reports President Ford labels Carter's foreign policy as isolationist and potentially dangerous as the race nears election day. Carter counters, calling Ford a fine man. Campaign stops include Chicago Schaumburg and New York with Dole and Mondale also in play.
New Orleans AP reports coroner Frank Minyard said blood tests showed the ferry pilot had .09 milligrams per cent alcohol, just under Louisiana's legal drunk level, after the Mississippi River crash with the tanker Frosta that killed about 100 people.
Washington AP reports leaders of the nation’s largest postal union have delayed a nationwide job action for five months after securing assurances they will be consulted before workers are transferred to other positions.
The 2 am reading at Hancock Airport dropped to 19 degrees, besting the 1936 record low of 23. Tonight and tomorrow promise cold with a 30 percent chance of snow and moderate winds, while the high near 45 trails normal highs.
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