Midtown Plaza to undergo four phase makeover by Tygate
Phase One cleans and renovates common areas at Midtown Plaza on Erie Boulevard East. Phase Two replaces the current restaurant with a larger facility. Phase Three upgrades meeting rooms into a conference center. Phase Four adds 215 motel rooms in the east wing and remodels building exterior. Leo Kornbalth Associates endorse motel suitability. Laventhal and Horwath cite under demand for hotel and conference space. The 300 000 square foot complex houses 85 000 square feet of tenants and may employ 150 people with a $1.1 million payroll.
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Midtown Plaza
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Vermont
Tygate
Sandra Martin
Midtown
Leo Kornbalth
Dollar strengthens as markets price bigger deficits in Reagan speech
The dollar rose against major currencies continuing a two week climb while gold fell. Analysts cite rising eurodollar rates and expectations of a larger budget deficit in a Reagan address tonight, with the British pound dropping to 1.7893 and European rates firming across marks francs lire and guilders.
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Deale
Reagan
Tokyo
Europe
London
Zurich
Commodity Exchange
New York
Handy & Harman
Goulds and Morris Pumps to Merge in Central New York
Negotiations near completion for a merger between Goulds Pumps Inc. of Seneca Falls, 133 years old, and Morris Pumps of Baldwinsville and Radisson, 117 years old. Goulds would survive. terms not disclosed. The move broadens Goulds’ position in centrifugal pumps while Morris remains privately held.
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Goulds Pumps Inc
Seneca Falls
Morris Pumps
Baldwinsville
Radisson
Goulds
Brien B. Rogers
Morris
Rogers
Industry
Calif
Lubbock
Texas
Ashland
Switzerland
Brazil
Philippines
Mexico
Syracuse-area
Windsor Price
Price
John C. Meyers Jr
William Frederick Morris
Celebrities pitch insurance plans to boost sales
A Newhouse News Service review finds many celebrity led mail order life and health policies overpriced and risky. It notes personalities like Roger Staubach and Art Linkletter draw trust, yet warns many plans target groups with questionable need. Experts say some offerings are legitimate, others costly or misleading.
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Jean Heller
Newhouse
Dallas Cowboy
Roger Staubach
Glenn Ford
Art Linkletter
Harold Luckstone
The
College of Insurance of New York
Luckstone
Richard A. Aubrey
Michigan
National Home Life Assurance Co
Valley Forge
First in the nation Natural gas fill-up for cars
East Syracuse opens a unique station dispensing compressed natural gas. Peter J. Kanton touts cheaper fuel, endless supply, and cleaner burning methane. He predicts deregulation next year will raise prices, while promoting widespread refueling pockets and scrubbing to boost methane purity. Tomorrow he outlines broader plans.
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Dan Padovano
Syracuse
United States
Newark
N.J
Kanton
Peter Kanton
Consumer advocacy in retreat calls for renewed protections
The piece argues the 1970s overregulation raised costs and hindered access to essentials. It highlights three urgent areas: enforcing warranty terms, protecting installment buyers from unfair lawsuits, and stamping out major frauds with existing federal laws. It urges vigilant consumers to back enforcement and renewed consumerism in the 1980s.
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Reagan House
Rush
America
Tims
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