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J' Gannett Westchester NewspapersSunday, March 21, 1982 3 A 15 Section. Assessment bill approved i The state Assembly approved legislation last week designed to help communities more accurately assess the value of income-producing TTS6 ill enjoyed the support of Yonkers, New Rochelle and other cities which saw.it as a StateRcgion -I means of discouraging lawsuits (nought by commercial -property -ownera seeking assessment reductions. The bill has been approved for three consec utive years in the Assembly, only to die in the i been in the Senate' Sena te1 This year, it has not even sembly nburgh, old be One of its Assembly sponsors, said Finneran, D-Green Senate sponsor would William B. he expected a he hoped the bill would fare better there this year Wause of a -proliferation of property assessment reduction suits from across the state. The bill requires owners of income-producing property, such ns department file profit-apd-loss reports with local assessors.

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Sale 39.99 SYRACUSE (AP) New York City Mayor Ed Koch has at least one upstate supporter in his bid for the governorship, but at least 8,411 upstaters are out to "Stop Koch, according to the Syracuse Herald-Journal. The newspaper three weeks ago responded to life upstate Kochs derogatory comments about by printing "We dont Want Ed Koch for coupons in its Sunday, Feb. 28 edition. Koch'; had commented in Playboy Magazine that life in the suburbs is sterile1! and that rural life is a iokeV Among the resj in Koch coupons mailed back the newspaper was'We wonder where the Big Apple would be without the upstate We hicks think I the Big Apple a little worm in The coupon was in several newspapers and in the New York Daily News. only-one coupon of the 8,412 recieved I i hi-: j.jl )l i i ,4.

-'ll i- I stated rapport for Kochs gubernatorial bid. Syracuse paper recieved 621 responses tThe from New York. City. Of these, 16 people Joined ranks with tbs mayor, giving him a statewide" following of 17 coupon clippers. Turtles race spring NEW YORK (AP) The Second Annual wasnt lifeTn the fast lane, tores well spring Just Sava 20.

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