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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1981

Page

19

Redlining blocks insurance for South Bronx and beyond

Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan highlighted urban decay as a national issue while a Newhouse News Service study found redlining remains a common tool to deny insurance to high risk areas. The practice outlines high risk zones in red ink and often bases decisions on zip codes, denying affordable coverage and hindering mortgage access and economic growth.

Jean Heller Newhouse Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan South Bronx

Industry minimizes high risks and redlining debate

A HUD study after a lengthy probe finds insurance redlining in major cities denies urban property owners access to a voluntary market. It says underwriting is based on unfounded generalizations and elevates neighborhood decline. Officials claim profit limits prevent writing policies for blighted areas.

Federal Housing and Urban Development Department HUD

Napolitano to speak at Monday Planning Executives dinner

Gould Pumps Inc. chief Vincent A Napolitano will address the Central New York chapter at Napolitano University Club on planning from the president chair. The talk launches the chapter's new year with the overview theme.

Vincent A. Napolitano Gould Pumps Inc Seneca Falls Central New York Planning Executives Institute University Club Napolitano

Pneumo earnings rise 48 percent on nine months results

Pneumo Corporation reports a 48 percent increase in net earnings for the nine months ended August 31 1981 led by gains in its Food and Drug Group P&C Markets and Carts Drugs. First nine months sales up 13 percent to 83 625 000 with net earnings to 12 276 000 or 2 59 per share. Backlog stands at 1 081 000 000.

Pneumo Corporation Gerard A. Fulham Pneumo Food and Drug P&c Fulham Pheumo

Dollar slips as gold rises after Reagan speech

The dollar eased against major currencies after President Reagan's speech failed to signal clear investor direction. Gold prices rose with bullion fix in London at 450.50 per ounce, up from yesterday, while London silver rose to 9.65 per ounce amid mixed market sentiment.

Reagan Tokyo Europe London Zurich New York Ommodities Exchange Handy & Harman Ourice

Insurance Redlining Debate Spurs FAIR Plan Critique

Insurance advisory board discusses broad redlining concerns noting FAIR plans started in 1968 and now run in 26 states. Plans aid properties unable to obtain voluntary market coverage but residents in urban areas face minimal protection and higher costs. Occupation appears as a risk factor in government findings.

Surance Advisory Board Federal Insurance Administration Fair Plans FIA Congress’ General Accounting Office GAO

CNG venture aims to fuel cars with compressed gas

Peter Kantan unveils his plan to make compressed natural gas the main alternative to gasoline. He touts home and station fueling kits, a Gaz Hour station system, and wide fleet adoption, citing pilots in Sedgwick County and Moravia while forecasting growth to 400 workers by 1984 and a $5 million investment.

Dan Kantan Kantan Air Products Corp Burnet Ave East Syreuse Henry Ford Kanton New York State Kansas Italy Government of Australia Niagara Mohawk Moravia Central Schools Violet Phillips State Department of Trans U.S Sedgwick County Dan Grohn Grohn Sedgwick

Don’t put collectibles into your retirement account

The article argues against moving stamps coins paintings and other collectibles into IRAs or Keogh plans under new tax laws. It warns such assets lack tax shelter unlike cash stocks or bonds and notes risks from counterfeits theft and fraud. It urges keeping collectibles out of retirement accounts even if tax laws shift.

Dan UtAs Keogh Renin IBM Cate Securities and Exchange Commission American Numismatic Association Canada Mexico South Africa

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