UTC May Sweeten Carrier Offer Amid Merger Talks
UTC officials weigh a merger with Carrier Corp after a reported offer of 895 a share. Stakeholders consider tax free exchange terms while market chatter notes potential board decisions and reaction from New York investors. The situation unfolds as UTC announces potential strategic moves and seeks approvals.
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Camillus Man Dies in Route 20 Crash in Canandaigua
Ontario County deputies report a fatal crash on Route 20 near Canandaigua last night. Jack Dick, 55, of Camillus, died at the scene. his wife Julia, 56, was hospitalized with broken arms and ribs but in stable condition. Richard Ainsliev, 28, of Canandaigua also died when his westbound car crossed the center line and struck the Dicks vehicle. Ainsiev’s car was unregistered with two bald tires.
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Canadaigua
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Upstate cities lose air service under CAB policy
New York lawmakers report widespread cuts in scheduled flights as federal policy promotes airline profits over service. Cities from Watertown to Saranac Lake have lost all regular service while others lose large portions of routes. CAB says carriers pull out where profitability is thin, amid 20 years of deregulation.
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Washington
Senator Barclay blasts Civil Service law as fund ticket trap
Sen H Douglas Barclay chair of the Senate Codes Committee announces scrutiny of Section 107 of the Civil Service Law, which bans selling political fund-raising tickets on public property. He aims to amend the law after reviewing charges connected with the Carey campaign, Cuomo and a Watertown fundraiser. He says many lawyers and the public are unaware of the illegality of sticker sales on public property and plans recommendations for reform.
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Syria blocks Vance visit amid Camp David backlash
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance left Saudi Arabia without a commitment to back Camp David as Syria postponed his Damascus visit indefinitely after a hard line Arab summit. Brezhnev denounced the plan as a separate Egypt Israel deal while Khadafy and Arafat pressed Jordan to join rejectionist opposition. US officials kept pressuring for Arab acceptance to move the plan forward.
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Begin returns to hero's welcome in Israel after Camp David
Thousands greet Prime Minister Menachem Begin in Tel Aviv as he arrives from the Camp David summit. He vows a peace with security and honor while police and soldiers guard Ben-Gurion Airport. Crowds wave Israeli and Egyptian flags and chant Begin's name amid pro and anti Camp David demonstrations.
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Sunny start ushers in autumn with clear night in Centre New York
The National Weather Service at Tian Cock Airport forecasts clear tonight with an overnight low in the mid-40s. Tomorrow there is a sunny start with a high near 70 and a 10 percent chance of rain. North northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday looks for showers with a high around 70. Former CIA director Richard Helms testifies before the House Assassinations Committee in Washington saying agency officials did not consider lurid options for a Soviet defector.
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War games in Germany kill 13 NATO soldiers and civilians
In West Germany NATO Autumn Reforger drills turned tragic as 13 persons died including two Americans and four German soldiers plus a Canadian and a British participant. A US helicopter crewman died in a crash near Frankfurt during the Certain Shield maneuver, while another US soldier was killed as a ground man for a truck in Saxon Drive.
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Califano fires Medicare chief in major HEW reshuffle
Secretary Joseph A Califano Jr closes a top admin shift by accepting the resignation of Health Care Financing Administrator Robert Amerzon. The action affects the management of multibillion dollar health programs for the poor and elderly, with the resignation requested in a letters exchange released today.
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Batavia turf grower wins private relief bill in Senate push
New York turf grower Anthony Peca scored a 200000 private relief bill for Batavia Turf Farms Inc after lobbying Carter and Bergland. The measure mirrors the Golden Nematodes Act relief for tomato and potato growers, covering crop losses from 1977 to 1982 due to nematode quarantine.
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