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Wednesday, August 8, 1990 Press Sun-Bulletin 5B Bank lends assistance qet hit hard Developers Continued from Page 8B Continued from Page 8B Right-to-Life Party sues for primary ALBANY (AP) New York's gubernatorial race took a strange turn Tuesday as the anti-abortion Right to Life Party's candidate charged in a lawsuit that he was double-crossed by state Republican leaders. Louis Wein, a New York City consultant, said he was the victim of fraud and asked a state judge to order a Sept. 1 1 primary for him against Republican candidate Pierre Rinfret for the GOP's November ballot spot. State Assemblyman John Faso, Rinfret's campaign manager, called Wein's allegations "total nonsense." "This is the reason we need strict frivolous lawsuit sanctions in New York state," said Faso. "Once they stop laughing at the courthouse, I'm sure that it will be unceremoniously dismissed." Wein, Rinfret and Conservative Party candidate Herbert London are attempting to stop Democratic Gov.

Mario Cuomo from winning a third term. taxes. A second round of funding will be completed in November. Whitfield said that during his visit, and during an earlier visit in March, he met with city officials to explain his program. Denise Balkus, Bingham-ton's director of Community Development Services, said "We always will look," but added that at this time she has not had a chance to assess whether the Home Loan Bank's programs are applicable to projects with which her office is involved.

Joseph Farrell, the Rotary Club's program chairman, said he formerly taught school with Whitfield. "Bing-hamton lost something when he left the area," Farrell said. Before joining the Home Loan Bank two years ago, Whitfield was president of the National Minority Supplier Development Council Inc. Previously he was vice president for cocial investments at The Prudential Inusurance Co. CitySpire, his most famous building, with Citibank and European American Bank.

Larry Silverstein, one of Manhattan's best-known developers, had to turn to Teachers Insurance Annuity Association for $65 million on top of its original $300 million loan to finance his troubled 7 World Trade Center Building. It has been open a year and a half and is only 80-percent leased. He felt more inside work was needed to attract tenants. And to get the new loan, he was forced to cede an undisclosed percentage of his profits from the project. Part of the reason for the bleak picture is the slump in the financial services industry after the stock market crash of October 1987.

Since the crash, Wall Street layoffs have trimmed 32,000 financial services jobs in New York City. Moreover, bank regulators, bent on avoiding a savings-and-loan-type debacle, have been pressing banks to lend more conservatively and rein in potentially troublesome loans especially real estate loans. That has credit officers taking a harder line, much to the chagrin of developers. Still, some builders are forging ahead with ambitious plans for ever-bigger projects, betting that the New York market will have turned up by the time their projects are finished. Mort Zuckerman and Edward Linde are determined to erect a $1 billion complex at Columbus Circle near Central Park.

Developer George Klein still plans to put up a grand complex in historic Times Square. And Olym-pia York, perhaps the largest Manhattan real estate owner, is considering projects that would be completed in the mid-1990s. "You have to be a nutty optimist to be a builder," says Stern, who is pondering what to do with his idle land in Soho. "Everyone knows that at the end of every boom, the developers get hit. But this city always survives." hotel and office building in the fashionable Soho district.

By the time he overcame bureaucratic hurdles, the market had softened. Stern simply scrapped the project. He also shelved plans to build a $500 million condominium building in nearby Long Island City. "Just time," Stern says. Perhaps in the tightest bind are developers whose buildings, conceived in a rosier era, are opening in a market with a vacancy rate of 16 percent.

That's not quite as bad as during New York's financial crunch in the 1970s, when the vacancy rate hit 20 percent, but it's up from about 9 percent in the mid-1980s. Ian Bruce Eichner started leasing space a year and a half ago in One Broadway Space, his $400 million, 39-floor office and retail complex near historic Times Square. It's only 25 percent full. He's busy renegotiating the loans he took to build that and bank's share of this money amounts to $7.4 million to be distributed this year. The law calls for the Federal Home Loan Bank to use up to 5 percent of its profits from lending member banks' money, but not less than $50 million, to finance the affordable housing projects.

In 1994, the percentage will climb to at least 6 percent or a minimum of $75 million, and in 1995 it will rise again to 10 percent or a minimum of $100 million. The money is awarded on the basis of competitive bidding. Six New York projects received money during the first round of funding. The closet project was in Syracuse where the bank contributed $11 7,771 as its share of an $840,000 project to build 14 single-family homes on lots seized for back 798 -1141 To place, corrector cancel your ad, please call Classified. Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m.

to 7:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Your neighborhood marketplace that reaches 126,000 homes daily. 11 11 Legals PUBLIC EXPLANATION Matter in Bold is new; Matter in bracket is old law to be omitted.

STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE Pursuant to the provisions of Section one of article nineteen of the Constitution of the State of New York, and Section 4-116 of the Election Law, notice is hereby given that the following proposed amendments, numbers one and two. to the Constitution of the State of New York are referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next general election of members of the Assembly in this State, to be held on the sixth day of November nineteen hundred ninety. Gail S. Shaffer, Secretary of State PROPOSED AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY proposing an amendment to article 1 5 of the constitution, in relation to the lease, saie or other disposition of barge canal lands Section 1. Resolved if the Assembly concur), That sections 1.

2 and 3 of article 15 of the constitution be amended to read as follows: Section 1 The legislature shall not sell lease abandon or otherwise dispose of the now existing or future improved barqe canal, the divisions of which are the Erie canal, the Oswego canal, the Champiam canal, and the Cayuga and the Seneca canals, or of the terminals constructed as part of the barge canal system; nor shall it sell, lease. abandon or otherwise dispose of any portion of the canal system existing prior to the barge canal improvement which portion Torms a part or, or func tions as a part of, the present barge canal system; but such canals and terminals shall remain the property of the state and under its management and control forever. This prohibition shall not prevent the legislature, by appro priate laws, from authorizing the granting of revocable permits er lease for periods of time as authorized by the legislature for the occupancy or use of such lands or structures 2. The prohibition of sale, abandonment or other disposition contained in section one of this article shall not apply to barge canal lands, barge canal terminals 11 Legals proposing an amendment to section 8 of article 10 of the constitution, in relation to increasing the amount the legislature can authorize to make the state liable for the payment of the principal of and interest on bonds of a public corporation Section 1 Resolved if the Sen- eta concur. That section 8 of article 10 of the conetitution be amended to read os follows: 8 Notwithstanding eny pro vision of this or any other article of this constitution, the legislature may by lew.

which shall take effect without submission to the people, moke or authorize melting the state liable for the payment of the principal of and interest on bonds or a public corporation to be created pursuant to end for the purposes specified in the last paragraph of section eight of article seven of this constitution, maturing in not to exceed thirty years after their respective dates, and for the principal of and interest on notes of such corporation issued in enticipetion of such bonds, which notes and any renewals thereof shall mature within seven years after the respective dates of such notes, provided that the aggregate prin cipal amount of such bonds with respect to which the stete shell be so liable shall not at any one time exceed six nino hundred mil lion dollars, excluding bonds issued to refund outstending bonos. ti Resolved lit tne benate concur). That the foregoing amendment may be referred to the first regular legislative session convening after the next succeed- ng general election of members or tne assemoiy, ano, in conror- mity with section 1 of article 19 nf the constitution, be published for three months previous to the time or such election. Attention OBEMBEWBE Sub contractors Bnd suppliers. Broome Industrial Construction.

an EEO Employer. 0 Box 2012. 744 Conklm Road Binghamton. NY 13902. 607 723-3333).

is soliciting quotes on the following project: UUb Hroiect no: Muaaa-u, Construction Work. Repair Build ing-Facade and Plaza Deck. Uing. hamton Governmental Complex- 44 Hawley Street. Binghamton.

NY Broome County. All quotes are due prior to 10:30 AM. August lb, ibHU Anticipated Items to be Sublet: Drainage pipe-Metal fabrication-Fire Proofing-Joint Sealers-Pipe Hangers and Supports- pipe insulation-plumbing pipe-Deck drams-Low pressure metal duct- work-Electricel Work. Plans and specifications are aval. able for review at our Conklm Road Office between 8 4 PM-or Obtained from the Plan Sales Unit.

35th Floor. Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York 12242 FAMILY COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BROOME COUNTY SUMMONS DOCKET N-O1 18-90, N-119-90. N-120-90, N-121-90. N-122-90 N-123-90 ABUSE ORIGINAL PETITION Filed By: DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES BROOME COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES -vs- MORRISON.

DAVID SCHOFIELD, PAMELA IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO THE FOLLOWING: MORRISON. DAVID BOX 525 PARSONS ROAD CHENANGO FORKS. NY 13746 SCHOFIELO, PAMELA BOX 525 PARSONS ROAD CHENANGO FORKS, NY 13746 Matter of: CHILD: DAVID MORRISON JR. (DOB 9189) CHILD: SEAN SCHOFIELD DOB 29831 CHILD: CHARITY SCHOFIELD (DOB 10381) 11 gals canal terminals, barge canal terminal lands or other eanal lands and appertaining structures end any other funds collected for the use of the canals or canal lands shall be paid into a special rev enue fund of the treasury. Such funds shsH onty be expended for intenanca, construction, reconstruction, development ar promotion of the canal, eanal lands, or lands adjacent to the canal as provided by law.

2. Resolved lit the Assembly concur). That the foregoing amendments be referred to the first regular legislative session converting after the next succeed ing general election of members the assembly, and, in confor mity with section 1 of article 1 9 the constitution, be published for 3 months previous to the time such election. PUBLIC EXPLANATION --Matter in Bold is new; Matter in Brackets is old law to be omitted. PROPOSED AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY proposing an amendment to section 1 of article XIV of the constitution, in relation to the conveyance of land in the forever wild forest preserve Section 1 RESOLVED, lit the Assembly concur), That section of article XIV or the constitution be amended to read as follows: Section 1.

The lands of the state, now owned or hereafter acquired, constituting the forest preserve as now fixed by law, shall be forever kept as wild forest lands. They shall not be leased, sold or exchanged, or be taken by any corporation, public or private, nor shall the timber thereon be sold, removed or destroyed. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the state from constructing, completing ana maintaining any highway heretofore specifically authorized by constitutional amendment, nor from construct ing and maintaining to federal standards federal aid interstate highway route five hundred two from a point tn the vicinity of the citv of Glens Falls, thence north erly to the vicinity or tne villages of Lake George and Warrensburg, the hamlets of South Horicon and Pottersvilie and thence northerly a generally straight line on the west side of Schroon Lake to the vicinity of the hamlet of Schroon, then continuing northerly to the vicinity of Schroon Falls. Schroon River ana North Hudson ana to the east of Makomis Mountain, east of the hamlet of New Russia, east of the village of Eliza- bethtown and continuing northerly in the vicinity or tne hamlet or Towers Forge, and east of Poke- O-Moonshine Mountain end continuing, northerly to the vicinity of the village of Keeseville and the city of Pittsburgh, all of the aforesaid taking not to exceed a total of three hundered acres of state forest preserve land, nor from constructing and maintaining not more than twenty-rive miles or ski trails thirty to two hundred feet wide, together with eppurte nances thereto, provided that no more than five miles of such trails shall be in excess of one hundred twenty feet wide, on the north, east and northwest sldpes of Whiteface Mountain in Essex county, nor from constructing and maintaining not more than twenty- five miles of ski traits thirty to two hundred feet wide, together with appurtenances thereto, pro vided that no more than two miles of such trails shall be in excess of one hundred twenty feet wide, on the slopes of Belleayre Moun tain in Ulster and Delaware coun ties and not more than forty miles of ski trails thirty to two hundred feet wide, together with appurte nances thereto, provided that no more than eight miles of such trails shall be in excess of one hundred twenty feet wide, on the slopes of Gore and Pete Gay mountains in Warren county, nor from relocating, reconstructing end maintaining a total or not more than fifty miles of existing state highways for tne purpose or elim inating the hazards of dangerous curves and grades, proviaea total of no more than four hundred acres of forest preserve land shall be used for such purpose and that no single relocated portion of any highway shall exceed one mile in length. Notwithstanding the fore- 11 going provisions, the state may convey to the village of Saranac Lake ten acres of forest preserve lend adjacent to the boundaries of such village for public use in providing for refuse disposal and in exchange therefore the village of Saranac Lake shall convey to the state thirty acres of certain true forest lend owned by such village on Roaring Brook in the northern half of Lot 1 13, Township 11.

Richards Survey. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, the state may convey to the town of Arietta twenty-eight acres of forest preserve lend within such town for public use in providing for the extension of the runway and landing strip of the Pisaco airport and in exchange therefor the town of Arietta shall convey to the stste thirty acres of certain land owned by such town tn the town of Arietta. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions and subject to leg islative approval of the tracts to be exchanged prior to the actual transfer of title, the state, in order to consolidate its lend holdings for better management, may convey to International Paper Company approximately eight thousand five hundred acres of forest preserve land located in townships two and three of Totten end Crossfield Purchase and township nine of the Moose River Tract, Hamilton county, and in exchange therefore International Paper Company shall convey to the state for incorporation into the forest preserve approximately the same number of acres of land located within such townships and such County on condition that the legislature snail determine tnat the lands to be received by the state are at least equal in value to the lands to be conveyed by the stete. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions and sublet to legislative approval or tne tracts to be exchanged prior to the actual transfer or title ana the conditions herein set forth. the state, in order to facilitate the preservation of historic build' ings listed on the national register of historic places by rejoining an historic grouping of buildings under unitary ownership and stew ardship, may convey to Sagamore institute, a not-ror-protit educational organization, approximately ten acres of lend and build ings thereon adjoining the real property of the Sagamore Institute.

Inc. and located on Sagamore Road, near Racquette Lake Village, in the Town of Long Lake, county of Hamilton, and in exchange therefore; Sagamore Institute. Inc. shall convey to the state for incorporation into the forest preserve approximately two hundred acres of wild forest land located within the Adirondack Park on condition that the legislature shall determine that the lands to be received by the state are at least equal in value to the lands and buildings to be conveyed by the state end that the natural and historic character of the lands and buildings conveyed by the state wil be secured by appropriate covenants and restrictions and that the lands and buildings conveyed by tne state reasonably be available for public visits according to agreement between Sagamore institute, inc. and the state.

Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions the state may convey to the town of Arietta fifty acres of forest preserve land within such town for public uss In providing for the extension of the runway and lending strip of the Pisaco airport and providing for the main- tenenee of a clear mns around such runway, and In exchange therefor, the town of Arietta hall convey to the state fifty- three acres of true forest land located in lot 8 of township 2 Totten and Crossfield Purchase in the town of Lake Pleasant. 2. RESOLVED (if the Assembly concur), That the foregoing amendment be referred to the first regular legislative session convening after the next succeed' ing general election of members or tne assembly, ana. in confor mity with section 1 of article 19 of the constitution, be published for 3 months previous to the time of such election. PROPOSED AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY Office hours: 11 Legals CHILD: CHASTITY SCHOFIELD (DOB 10381) HILD: AAHON SCHOFIELD (DOB 314BO) CHILD: TAMERA H0UGHTAY- LEN (DOB 8776) petition having been filed in this court end ennexed hereto, YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE EREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR before Honorable Joseph W.

Esworthy, (Courtroom B) on September 10. 1990 at 09 40 AM at BROOME COUNTY FAMILY COURT. BROOME COUNTY JUSTICE 5TH FLOOR. BINGHAMTON. NY.

to answer the petition and to be dealt with accordingly under the law NOTICE: YOU ARE REQUIRED TO APPEAR IN PERSON. FAILURE TO APPEAR AS DIRECTED MAY RESULT IN YOUR IMME- IATE ARREST. NOTICE: YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE REPRESENTED BY A LAWYER. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD A PRIVATE LAWYER YOU MAY HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK THE JUDGE TO ASSIGN A LAWYER. NOTICE: IN PROCEEDINGS EGARDING NEGLECT OR ABUSE: THIS PROCEEDING COULD EAD TO A PROCEEDING UNDER THE SOCIAL SERVICES LAW FOR THE COMMITMENT OF GUARDIANSHIP AND CUSTODY OF THE CHILD CHILDREN AND YOUR RIGHTS WITH RESPECT TO THE CHILD CHILDREN MAY BE TERMINATED IN SUCH PROCEEDING GARY LESKOW.

Chief Clerk of Family Court Dated: July 27. 1930 LG: Patrick Raymond ObS: Anne Mane Lisi DSS: Cheryl Walls, Caseworker DA: District Attorney NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED WITH SUMMONS TO: PAMELA SCHOFIELD and DAVID MORRISON The foregoing summons is served upon you be publication pursuant to an Order of tne Hon- orabie Joseph Esworthy. a Judge of the Family Court of the State of New York. Broome County dated July 27. 1990.

and filed with the Petition end other papers the Office of the Clerk of the Family Court of the State of New York. County of Broome at the Justice Building. Binghamton. New York. STATEMENT OF THE NATURE OF THIS ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT The obiect of this action is an adjudication of neglect and com mitment of the custody of Tamera Houqhtaylen.

Aaron Schofield, David Morrison, Charity Schofield. Chastity Schofield, and bean Schofield against Pamela Schofield and Uavid Morrison to Broome County Department of Social Services and for such other and further relief that the County may determine to be in the best interest or tne children. Dated: July 27, 1990 Anne Marie J. Lisi Attorney for Petitioner Broome County Deportment of Social Services Office and P.O. Address 36-38 Mem Street Binghemton.

New York 13905 Telephone (607) 772-2685 LEGAL NOTICE Attention: All New York StBte Certified MBEWBE Subcontrac tors and Suppliers. Keuka Construction Corporation Corning. New York, is preparing a construction bid ror tne Leram ics Corridor proiect to be built by Alfred Technology Resources in fcrwm. New York All Certified MBEWBE Subcontractors and Suppliers ere encouraged to submit proposals in their items of work Contect Keuka Construction, 607 962- 6851 between BOO AM. end 4:30 P.M.

daily for further ide- tails. LEGAL NOTICE The County of Broome will receive sealed bids for the purchase of YESCAP PROJECT PARENTS HANDBOOK et the Office of the Division of Purchase. First Floor, New County Office Building, Bing hamton, New York, not later than 2:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY august 22. iaau.

Bids shall be publicly opened and read at 2:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1990 in the AUDI TORIUM, 2ND FLOOR of the New County Office Building. Bingham ton. New York.

Specifications and proposal forms on which bids must be submitted may be obtained at the ebove address. The Commissioner of General Services of Broome County reserves the right to reiect any end all bids onered. Frederick T. Guley. Jr Purchasing Agent Divisional HeadPurchasing DATED: AUUUbl B.

IHaU MBEWBE subcontractors and suppliers are invited to submit bids on their line or work ror tne bas- sett Clinic Energy Center bid Package 1 cooperstown. due on 82190 at 1:00 p.m Plans are available at Andrew Mencim Assoc. Office. 129 Odell Avenue. Endicott, NY contact: Amerco DiCamillo.

MBEWBE EEO Officer at 607-754-7070 with all guestions. NEW YORK STATE Department of Transportation Sealed bids for the following pro jects will oe received in an envelope annotated with project neme end number until 10:30 a.m. on August 30. 1 990 at the Contract Management Bureau. NYb Oept of Transportation, Bldg.

5. 1st Floor, 1220 Washington Avenue. Albany. NY 12232 and will then be publicly read. A certified or cashier's check payable to the NYS Dept.

of Transportation for the sum specified in the proposal must accompany each bid. Plans and proposals can be obtained 11 Legals THENCE B3e 08' East distence of 130 feet to a point; THENCE 7 0' a distance of 1 15 26 feet to an iron set in the southerly line of Rowe Avenue; Thence westerly along the southerly line of Rowe Avenue on a course 83 0' a distance of 125.75 feet to an iron; THENCE continuing westwardly along the southerly line of Rowe Avenue on a curve to the right with a radius of 120 feet a distance of 4 25 feet to an iron wheh iron is the point or place of beginning: ALL bearings refer to magnetic north as needle panted October 27, 1952. I his conveyance is made ana accepted subject to easements end restrictions of record. Being the same premises conveyed to William P. Dengler and Suzanne H.

Dengler by warranty deed of Jules Roberts, dated May 13. 1983 and recorded May 13. 1983 in the Broome County Clerk's Office in Book 13e! of Deeds at page 4oU. TOWN OF VESTAL. TOWN BOARD.

BROOME COUNTY. NEW YORK At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Vestal. Broome County. New York, held in the Municipal Chambers in the Town Hall. 60S Vestal Parkway West.

Vestal. New York on the 1st day of August, 1990, there were: PRESENT: ROSE M. FAIRBROTHER. SUPERVISOR SANDRA TILLOTSDN, COUNCILWOMAN FRANK L. VALLETTA.

COUNCILMAN ROBERT J. NASIATKA, COUNCILMAN ABSENT: HAROLD F. BENNETT, COUNCILMAN ORDER BETTING DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING la the Matter of TNE PETITION FOR THE ESTAB LISHMENT OF CONSOLIDATED SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1, EXTENSION NO. 47, IN THE TOWN OF VESTAL, BROOME COUNTY, NEW YORK WHEREAS, a written Peti tion in due form dated May 12.

1 yau end containing the required signatures has been presented to and filed with the Town Board of tre Town of Vestal. Broome County. New York on August 2, 1990 for the establishment of an extension of CONSOLIDATED SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1, EXTENSION NO. 47 and to be bounded and described as B.C.T.M.P.

11-1-9, 11-1-8, 11-1-7. 11-1-6X, 11- 1-5, 11-1-4-S1, 11-1-4, 11-1- 1, 11-11, 11-1-2, 11-1-14. 11- I- 13. 11-1-3X and a portion of I I- 1-17-S3 all of said properties situate on Glenwood Road: and WHEREAS, the improvements proposed consist of the erection, construction end maintenance of a sewer system to serve said district, including the necessary and incidental supplementary equipment and appurtenances thereto, more particularly set forth and described in certain map and plans made a part of the aforesaid petition and now on file in the office of the Town Clerk of the said Town of Vestal: and WHEREAS, no expenses occasioned by the creation of the said extension of seid district according to said map and plans shall be levied and collected from the several lots and parcels of land within said extension of said district and the expenses to be paid for in full the Petitioners signing the aforesaid petition filed on August 2. 1990 requesting the formation of said Consolidated Sewer District No.

1 Extension No. 47; and WHEREAS, the aforesaid improvements as set forth on the seid mep end plens will be constructed without cost or expenses as aforesaid and will thereefter be turned over to the said extension of district other than for maintenance, repairs, and opereting expenses as may result subsequent thereto. NOW IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Vestal shall be held in the Town Hall. 605 Vestal Parkway West. Vestal, New York on the 22nd of August.

1990 et 7:30 PM to consider the petition end to hear all persons interested in the sub iect thereof, concerning the seme and for such other action on the part of the Town Board with relation to said petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises: end it is further ORDERED, thet the Town Clerk shall publish a certified copy of this Order in the Press Sun-Bulletm in its edition of August 8. 1990: and it is further ORDEREO. that the Town Clark shall post one copy of this Order on the Town Clerk's Bulletin Board not less then ten (10) nor more than twenty (20) days prior to the hearing date. ROSE M. FAIRBROTHER.

SUPERVISOR SANDRA TILLOTSON, COUNCILWOMAN FRANK VALLETTA, COUNCILMAN ROBERT J. NASIATKA, COUNCILMAN Being ell of the members of the Town Board of the Town of Vestal, Broome County. New York, present at the aforeseid meeting. DATED: August 2, 1990 SCHEDULE "A' ALL THOSE TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND situate in the Town of Vestal, County of Broome and State of New York and described as Consolidated Sewer District 1, Extension 47: B.C.T.M.P. 11-1-9.

11-1-8. 11-1-7, 11-1-6X. 11-1-5, 11r I- 4-S1, 11-1-4, 11-1-1. 11-11. II- 1-2.

U-l-13 11-1-3X and a portion of 11-1-17-S3. 11 Legals bearing the date of the 13th day of July, 1990. 1, the undersigned, the Referee in the said Judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Broome County Courthouse. Court Street, the City of Binghamton. New York, on the 27th day of August, 1 990.

at 1:30 p.m., subject to covenants, restrictions and ease ments of record, subiect to such state of facts that an accurate survey may disclose, subject to any unpaid real property taxes, assessment and sewer and water fees, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold therein, known as 5 Corsica Court. Endicott. New York and described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PAR CEL OF LAND, situate in the Vil lage of Endicott, Town of Union, Broome County, New York, known and designated as Lot No. 66 as the same is laid down on a map of "Northfield Estates Subdivision No. 4" made by Carl J.

Wmter-berger, surveyor, dated May 31. 1961 and filed in the Broome County Clerk's Office on December 4. 1961 in Book 20 of Maps at Page 462. Said Lot No. 66 is situate upon the easterly side of Corsica Court and is 43.30 feet along the front line.

1 76.03 feet along the rear line. 160.02 feet deep along the southerly side and 150 feet deep along the northwesterly side. i his conveyance is limited to those lends lying within the bounds of said Lot No. 66 as it is set forth upon the said subdi vision map and does not include any portion of the street. Corsica Court.

I he party of the first part does, however, grant and release unto the parties of the second part, their distributees and assigns a right of way to use joint ly with tne perty ot the nrst part, its successors and assigns. Cypress Lane and Corsica Court, proposed roadways, situated in the Village or Endicott, New York for all ordinary purposes of ingress and egress over the said proposed roads leading from bkye island Drive to allow the parties of the second part to enter upon said Lot No. 66. Sad right of way shall terminate, however, upon the acceptance of said Cypress Lane and Corsica Court as set forth upon said subdivision map as public streets. This conveyance is made and accepted subject to the Declara tion of Restrictions recorded in the Broome County Clerk's Office on August 4.

1961 in Book 1039 of Deeds at page 41 7 and is also made and accepted subiect to an easement for the purpose of providing utility services to said subdivision given to New York Telephone Company and New York State Electric Gas Corporation by instrument recorded in the Broome County Clerk Uftice on December 12, iHbl in Book 1046 of Deeds at Page 707 Being the same premises conveyed to Anthony DelBrocco by Warranty Deed from Linda H. Hosendale dated July B. 1 976 and recorded in the Broome County Clerk Office on September 10. 1976 in Book 1245 of Deeds at page 412. Dated July 19.

1990 bharon L. uyer, Hereree Yetter, laibowitz, Hester Gertell 66 Hawley Street Binghemton. NY 13901 STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF BROOME REFEREE'S NOTICE OF SALE Index No. 901 038 RJI No. 90-1159-M PAULINE S.

ROBERTS. Plaintiff. -vs- WILLIAM P. DENGLER SUZANNE H. DENGLER and PENFIELO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION.

Defendants. In pursuant of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, entered in the above entitled action on August 3. 1990. the undersigned, the Referee named in said Judgment, wHI sell at public auction, at the north entrance to the Broome County Courthouse. Binghamton, New York, on September 5.

1990, at 9:30 A.M.. the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described by the same description set forth in schedule 1 annexed hereto. Said premises will be sold subject to any state of facts any accurate survey may show; to covenants, easements and restrictions: to unpaid taxes, assessments, water charges, sewer charges, violations, zoning regulations and ordinances of the City and County which said premises lie. Dated: Auaust 3. 1990 Paul M.

Price. Referee DONALD P. CARLIN Attorney for Plaintiff Office P.O. Address 502 Press Building Binghamton, New York 13901 Telephone: (607) 723-5417 SCHEDULE 1 ALL THAT TRACT OR PAR- CEL OF LAND situate in the City of Binghemton, County of Broome ana btate or New rone, Dounoea and described as follows: BEGIN' NING at point in the southerly line of Rowe Avenue in the City of Binghamton, which point is the northeast corner of lends conveyed by Lawrence T. Kane end Jane R.

Kane to Jules Roberts and Pauline S. Roberts by deed dated July 2. 1954 and recorded in Broome County Clerk's Office in Book B66 of Deeds at page 100. THENCE southwardly along the easterly boundary line of Jules Roberts and Pauline Roberts lands as aforementioned on course 7 0' a distance of 115.64 feet to a point, which point is also the southeast corner of lands conveyed to said Roberts by deed recorded book Ubb or Deeds at page iuu. 11 Legals Town of Vestal Parks Department Proposals must be made upon the bidder's letterhead and signed by a duly authorized representative of the bidder.

All proposals shall be sealed and marked on the outside thereof so as to indicate the contents. Plans, specifications, proposed contract, form of proposals and instruction to bidders may be obtained from the office of the Town Clerk during regular business hours. The sealed proposals requested herein will be received by the Town Clerk in her office. Town Hail. 605 Vestal Parkway West.

Vestal. New York until 5:00 P.M. on August 22, 1990. and all sealed proposals thus received will be publicly opened and read at a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Vestal to be held in the Municipal Chambers in the Town Hall. 605 Vestal Parkway West.

Vestal, New York on August 22. 1990 et 7:30 P.M. The Town of Vestal reserves the right to hold all bids for a peri od of 45 days after the opening or sucn oios submitted to check the qualifications of the bidders and to obtain the necessary approvals, if any, of any division department of the State of New York as may be required by law. The Town has the right to reject any and all bids submitted to it. BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF VESTAL, BROOME COUNTY.

NEW YORK Dated: August S. 1990 Constance Ltghtner Town Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE 1989- 90 Home Energy Assistance Program Proposed Amendments 1990- 91 Home Energy Assistance Program Proposed State Plan Available for Review Public Hearing Scheduled In accordance with the Low- Income Home Energy Assistance Act of 1981. the Stete of New York publishes for public review and comment, the proposed emendments to the 1989-90 New York State Plen for Low- Income Home Energy Assistance and the 1990-91 Home Energy Assistance Program Proposed btate nan. REVIEWING OR OBTAINING THE PROPOSED AMEND ME NTS TO THE BTATE PLAN ANDOR THE PROPOSED STATE PLAN: The proposed amendments and the 1b9u-91 proposed stete plen will be available for inspection et local depart ment or social services otrnces. Copies of the proposed amendments endor proposed plan may be requested by calling, toll-free.

1-800-342-3715. extension 4-9321 or by writing to the Bureau of Energy Programs, New York btete Department or bocial Services, 40 North Pearl Street, Albeny. New York 12243. PUBLIC HEARING: A Public Heanng on the proposed amend ments and the proposed state plan will be conducted on: Wednesday. August 22 1990 from 10:30 A.M.

to 2:30 P.M. at the State Capitol, Room 124, Albany. NY 12243. Individualsorganizations wish ing to present their views at this hearing should register by calling extension 9321 Persons who have pre-reg istered will be called upon to speak first. Uthers will be called in the order in which they register.

Testimony involving both tne proposed amendments and the proposed state plan must address each separetely. Testimony is limited to tive min utes on each, sepakers must sub mit three (3) written copies of their statements. There will be no photocopying facilities available at the heenng. WRITTEN COMMENTS: Written comments on both the proposed amendments and the proposed plan will be accepted no later than August 24. 1990 and should be aaoressed to: John t-reoencks.

Director. Bureeu of Energy Pro- grems. New York State Depart ment or bociai bervices. 4U Pearl Street, Albany. NY 12243.

Comments concerning both the proposed amendments and the proposed plan must address each separately. Written comments received by the department will be available for public inspection. 90-15 STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF BROOME NOTICE OF SALE Index No. 90-214 FUI 90-0979 Assigned Judge: Hon. Robert W.

Coutant NATIONAL BANK OF OLYPHANT, Plaintiff, vs. ANTHONY DELBROCCO. aka ANTHONY J. OelBRUUCO. EUROPEAN AMERICAN BANK, JOEL A.

SCELSI. FRANK M. ALLIO. REMO A. ALLIO, DAVID EISENBERG, VIRGINIA BROOKS, JOHN J.

KLIMEK, COLUMBIA GAS OF NEW YORK MARINE MIDLAND BANK, N.A. S.P. AINSUE. FRANK J. GAYDORUS.

MICHELE L. GAYDORUS, ARTHUR C. HAND. COMMISSIONER OF LABOR OF THE STATE OF N.Y.. PETER TUCEK.

"JOHN OOE" and "JANE DDE said names being fictitious parties representing possible Tenants or OCCUPANTS OF SUBJECT PREMISES. AKIN ODOFIN. YVETTE ODOFIN. Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, entered in the above entitled action and 11 Legals from the Sale of Plans Unit, Rm.

09. at the above address: the Department of Transportation, One Hunters Point Plaza. 47-40 1st Long Island City, Y. 1101; and the Regional Offices noted below. The right is reserved to reiect all bids.

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Stephens 81 State Binghamton. NY 13901 D253444. Broome Fed Proj M-5880(9). HES-5880(394). 7 miles of Asphalt Concrete Widening and Resurfacing on Route in Binghamton.

PIN 904 1.08. Bid Oeposit S23U.0UU.. Plans $9.. plus $2. Postage.

NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO TOWN OF KlflKWOOD, NEW YORK SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town of Kirkwoad Planning Board, after holding a public hearing on June 11, 1990. at 7:15 P.M at the Kirk wood (own Han pursuant to the authority of a res olution adopted by the Kirkwood Town Board on March 5. 1963. authorizing and empowering said Town Planning Board to approve subdivision plots within that part of the Town outside the limits of any incorporated city or village and for the purpose of hearing any interested parties on certain proposed amendments to the Town of Kihcwood, New York, Subdivision Regulations, at which hearing all persons desiring to be neara eitner in ravor or oppo sition thereto were given oppor tunity to do so. and thereafter said public hearing was closed and decision reserved, and due delib eration having been had thereon, said Planning Board, being duly convened in regular session on the 1 1 th day of June, aaU did enact the amendment of the Town of Kirk wood, New York.

Subdivision Regulations, which section, as amended, provides as follows. ARTICLE II DEFINITIONS SECTION 201 Definitions and Special Usage The definition Residential Lot or Residential Building Plot shall be amended to read: Residential Lot or Rest deiitiaJ Building Plot shall mean any parcel of land any point on the boundary line of which ts less than one-half mile from any point on the boundary line of another such lot the same tract, unless any such lot may not legally be used for residential purposes Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the term residential shall include tempo rary, seasonal and permanent res idential use CAROLYN FITZGERALD. Town Clerk NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Zoning Board of Appeals of the town of Dickinson on the 14th day of August. 1990 at 7:30 dock p.m. et the Town Hali of the Town of Dickinson, B42 Front Street.

Binghamton. New York 1 jyuo. on the following mat' ters request by GHS Credit Union for a variance to to erect a sign (temporary). The property question is located at 910 Front St. and is further designated on the tax maps of the Town of Uick msonasTax Map No.

1-11-lbX, Said zoning Board of Appeals will at said time and place here ell persons support of such mat ters or any objections thereto. Persons may appear in person or bv agent. Dated: August 3. 1990, 1990 Hingnamton, ny By order of the Zoninq Board of Appeals John Kostun. Chairman Zoning Board of Appeals NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals are sought by the Town Board of the Town of Vestal.

New York, for and on behalf of the Town of Vestal for the following: Mam Street Bridge Painting Proiect Proposals must be made upon the bidder's letterhead and signed by a duly authorized representa tive of the bidder. All proposals shall be sealed and marked on the outside thereof so as to indicate the contents. Plans, specifications, proposed contract, form of proposals and instruction to bidders may be obtained from the office of tne Town Clerk during regular business hours. The sealed proposals requested herein will be received by the Town Clerk in her office. Town Hall.

605 Vestal Parkway West. Vestal New York until 5:00 P.M. on August 22. 1990. and all sealed proposals thus received will be publicly opened ano read at a reg ular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Vestal to be held in the Municipal Chambers in the Town Hall.

605 Vestal Parkway West, Vestal. New York on August 22. 1990 at 7:30 P.M. the Town of Vestal reserves the right to hold all bids for a peri' od of 45 days after the opening of such bids submitted to cneck the qualifications of the bidders and to obtain the necessary approvals, if any. of any division department ot the State of New York as may be required by law, The Town has the right to reiect any and all bids submitted to it.

BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF VESTAL. BROOME COUNTY. NEW YORK Dated: August 8. 1990 Constance Lightner I own uerk NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals are sought by the Town Board of the Town of Vestal. New York, for and on behalf of the Town of Vestal for the following: Lumber and Building Supplies Legals or barge canal terminal lands which have or may become no longer necessary or useful for canal or terminal purposes; nor to any canal lands and appertaining structures constituting the canal system prior to the barge canal improvement which have or may become no longer necessary or useful in conjunction with the now existing barge canal.

The leg islature may by appropriate legislation authorize the sale. exchange, abandonment or other disposition of any barge canal lands, barge canal terminals, barge canal terminal lands or other canal lands and appertaining structures which have or may become no longer necessary or useful as a part of the barge canal system, as an aid to navigation thereon, or for barge canal terminal purposes. All funds that may be derived from any sale or other dispositions of any barge canal lands, barge canal terminals, barge canal terminal lands or other canal lands and appertaining structures shall be paid into the general fund of the treasury. 3. No tolls shall hereafter be imposed on persons or property transported on the canals, but all All boats navigating the canals and the owners ana masters thereof, shall be subject to such laws and regulations as have been or may hereafter be enacted con cerning the navigations of the canals.

The legislature shall annually make provision for the expenses of the superintendence and repairs of the canals and may provide for the improvement of the cana6 in such manner as shall be provided by law notwithstanding the creation of a special revenue fund provided in this section. All contracts for work or materials on any canal shall be made with the persons who shall offer to do or provide the same at the lowest responsible price. with adequate security for their No extra compen sation shall be made to any con tractor; but if. from any unfore seen cause, the terms of any contract shall prove to be unjust and oppressive, the superintendent of public works may. upon the application of the contractor, cancel such contract at provided by aw.

All funds that may be derived from any saw or other disposition of any barge canal lands, barge expense imposed of the New York CONDITION of business on June 30, 1990, made bv the Federal Reserve Bank provisions of the Federal Reserve Thousands of dollars depository institutions: and currency and coin 14.526 42.297 216.404 including capitalized leases) 3.679 430 5.200 282.536 251.446 36.160 213.286 10,500 U.S. Treasury 1.045 1.484 264.475 3.227 2.274 reserves 12.560 18.061 282.536 President Treesurer, of the above- EmU F. Stastny attest to the correctness of thi that it has been examined by us and and is true and correct. James T. Murray Director Ralph J.

Warner Uirector Donald H. Weber Director NOTICE TARIFF REVISIONS EFFECTIVE JULY 15, 1990 Applicable to the General Information Section of the Schedule of Gas Service of Columbia Gas of New York, Inc. P.S.C. No. 3 Gas (Issued Under Authority Of 16 NYC RR 270.70) These revisions incorporate procedures adopted by the New York Public Service Commission for the re covery of the tax by Section 188 State Tax Law.

The above revisions are on file for public inspection at Company offices during regular business hours. REPORT OF Report of Condition of Endkott Trine Company of Endicott, Nam York And Domestic Subsidiaries, a member of the Federal Heserve System, at the Dublished in accordance with a call of this District pursuant to the Act. ASSETS Cash and balances due from Noninterest-bearing balances Securities close Loans and leases finsncing receivables: Loans and leases, net of unearned income 220.563 LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses 4.159 Loans and leases, net of unearned income, allowance, and NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN TELEPHONE COMPANY RATE SCHEDULES Notice is hereby given that a proposed rate schedule has been tiled with the Public Service Commission, to be effective August 31, 1990, which provides for a new "Public Access Line" class of service, "Limited InterLATA This Public Access Line class of service limits traditionally dialed interLATA calls to 0 calling through the carriers operator service provider (if equipped). Casually dialed interLATA calls, where 10XXX precedes the traditionally dialing pattern to identify the carrier of choice, will also be limited to 0 interLATA calling. Limited InterLATA Dialing offers Public Access Line subscribers a vehicle for allowing 10XXX access.

This class of service includes the Outward Call Screening and Blocking Option 4 features and will be provided in equal access and adjunct equipped central offices where facilities permit NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY reserve Premises and fixed assets Other real estate owned Other assets Total assets LIABILITIES Deposits: In domestic offices Noninterest-bearing Interest-bearing Federal funds purchased Demand notes issued to the Other liabilities Totel liabilities EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock Sumlus Undivided profits and capital Total equity capital Total liabilities, limited-life preferred stock, and equity capital I. Emil F. Stastny. Senior Vice named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition has been prepared in conformance with the instructions issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and is true to the best NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN TELEPHONE COMPANY REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given that a proposed tariff has been filed with the Public Service Commission, to be effective September 1 1 990, which provide for the following: The tariff revisions provide for the withdrawal of the Basic Service Index Plan in compliance with Memorandum and Resolution of the Public Service Commission dated August 7, 1989 in Case 261 58. The Basic Service Index Plan, is a plan whereby a subscriber to basic service would receive a credit on their bill for any month when certain technical measurements of the Company's local dial service in the subscriber's central office did not meet certain standards.

The revenue effect for the plan is nominal. The Company? service results have not caused a rebate to be issued to any subscriber since 1973. The Basic Service Index Plan will be replaced by the introduction of the Maintenance Service Incentive and Rebate Plan on September 1, 1990. NEW YORK TELEPHONE of mv knowledge and belief. We, the undersigned directors, Report of Condition end declere to the best of our knowledge end belief has been prepared in conformance with the instructions issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.