Jets HQ Plan
From the Star Ledger:
Housing, offices, hotel in game plan for Jets' site
As part of the Jets' new headquarters plan, more than 120 buildings for housing, hospitality and office space are to rise on a campus in Florham Park, according to a preliminary design submitted to the state.
Local officials are anxious to review the final plans but two deadlines have already been missed according to the timetable the developers submitted to the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.
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"We're waiting and we're ready to go," borough planning board Chairman Sam McNulty said. "They said they wanted to get a shovel in the ground by June. But we haven't seen anything yet. We're ready to do whatever it takes to get the Jets project going."
The 260 acres of the former Exxon headquarters site where the redevelopment will take place would host 600,000 square feet of new office space, a 200-room hotel, a 15,000-square-foot day care center and up to 550 units of age-restricted housing.
Housing, offices, hotel in game plan for Jets' site
As part of the Jets' new headquarters plan, more than 120 buildings for housing, hospitality and office space are to rise on a campus in Florham Park, according to a preliminary design submitted to the state.
Local officials are anxious to review the final plans but two deadlines have already been missed according to the timetable the developers submitted to the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.
...
"We're waiting and we're ready to go," borough planning board Chairman Sam McNulty said. "They said they wanted to get a shovel in the ground by June. But we haven't seen anything yet. We're ready to do whatever it takes to get the Jets project going."
The 260 acres of the former Exxon headquarters site where the redevelopment will take place would host 600,000 square feet of new office space, a 200-room hotel, a 15,000-square-foot day care center and up to 550 units of age-restricted housing.
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J-E-T-S. Jets. Jets. Jets.
sorry - I know its the off-season, but that felt good.
150? more like 500 units!
Days Inn's nazi shrine at it's flagship hotel was and insured by CNA, a division of Loews, owned by the Tisch family. Jon Tisch is a former head of the American Hotel Lodging Association. When Nazi Tom Metzger stated, "I remember the good ole Days Inn, Georgia", he referenced the flagship property of the 1800 unit chain.
3 sets of Miami homicides from the 1970's have been solved. They each had a nick-name ... "The Hepatitis Murders", The "Miami Rampage Murders", and "The Building Toss Murders". All 3 sets had 20 victims perish. They were committed by the same gang of young pro-nazi perpetrators with high-up connections in Dade County.
The perpetrators are:
1) Tom Tobin, Atlanta, GA - now a magistrate in Atlanta. Son of Mami judge, David Tobin.
2) John Snodgrass, Atlanta, GA - formerly CEO of Days Inn hotels and formerly president of Cendant Corp..
3) Doug Collins, Atlanta, GA - formerly president of Days Inn and CEO of Buckhead America, a hotel management company.
4) Anthony Marshall, Orlando, FL - formerly Dean of F.I.U.'s hotel college and current director of the American Hotel Lodging Association in Orlando
5) Frederick W. Tokars - United States Federal Prisoner #40099-066, formerly a Judge pro temp in Atlanta and City of Atlanta prosecutor.
1) "The Hepatitis Murders" - victims were administered a lethal combination of "Hepatitis D" and "Hepatitis B" in the form of feces. Within 4 mos., the victims developed jaundice, diahrreha, emaciation, before their deaths. The Hepatitis "D" was supplied to the group by the brother of 1 of the perpetrators, Dr. Jerome Tokars, jr., in practice today at the CDC in Atlanta. Tokars, Collins, Tobin, and Snodgrass injected the victims with the Hepatitis "D" and within days, forced the feces of Anthony Marshall into the victims orally. Among the victims are:
Helen Whited, daughter of the editor-in-chief of the Miami Herald
Captain Steven Rabinovich, Eastern Air Lines
Don Oglesby, a medical student at the U. of Maimi
Dana St. Claire, a senior at Carol City High School
Bob Bowers, a resident of Miami
Alan Moyers, a resident of Miami and Navy officer
Randall Clark, a student at the U. of Arizona who died in his home in Albequerque in 1975.
Dokie Williams, a player on the Oakland Raiders football team.
I believe that these 5 also participated in the same M.O. in the deaths of 5 U.S. Army personell at Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu in the mid-1980's.
The "Hepatitis Murders" may have been re-classified as a "failed medical experiment" over the objections of Dr. Joe Davis, M.E.. I believe that the re-classification of these murders was coerced at the insistence of those connected to the perpetrators and done so at gun-point.
2) The "Building Toss" murders.
20 victims thrown to their deaths in Miami in the mid-70's. The persons responsible are Tobin, Tokars, Snodgrass, and Collins. I do not believe that Anthony Marshall of Orlando participated in these homicides though I am certain he was aware of them being committed by these persons aforehand.
3) The "Miami Rampage Murders" - over a period of 2 weeks, 20 persons were beaten, shot, and stabbed to death by the 4 younger persons of the gang, Tokars, Collins, Snodgrass, and Tobin.
Among the parties who work to keep the murders silent are Judge Jeff Rosinek and Metro-Dade Miami cold-case Detective Ramesh Nyberg. I also allege that Detective Nyberg, along with American Hotel Lodging Association executive Roy Kennington in Orlando perpetrated the murder by gun of U.S. Navy Commander Gary Ghormley in Alameda, CA in March, 1985.
I believe that the persons responsible for these 3 sets of these murders should be brought to justice and convicted and sentenced to life in prison. This information can be confirmed in interview with U.S. Federal Prisoner #40099-066, Frederick W. Tokars.
Jim Waters
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