Park aid delayed by GOP opposition in City Council
Common Council members split as GOP Majority Leader James Walsh says a $234,000 West Moreland Park rehab will be defeated until the Alexander administration explores buying the Jewish Community Center on East Genesee Street for a neighborhood recreation and service campus. Walsh questions allocating park funds before a larger, superior East Side center is seriously considered and notes broader center success in other city areas. Police and Fire chiefs back the park plan to ease youth gang tensions, while councilor Bernard Mahoney challenges the premise and doubts a single facility will solve neighborhood issues.
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Common Council
James Walsh
Westmoreland Park
Walsh
Alexander
GOP
East Genesee Street
Thomas Sardino
Thomas Hanson
Sardino
Sum
Johnson exits city payroll amid council salary debate
City Finance Commissioner Frank Canino confirms Councilor Sidney Johnson is off the payroll effective April 1, opting to serve without pay. Johnson previously had a retroactive raise dispute and now signs affidavits to forego salary while a potential Jewish Community Center purchase is explored.
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Frank Canino
Sidney Johnson
Johnson
Common Council
Robert Visser
Canine and Visser
Canine
Jan.s
Gypsies near Central New York eyed by police seminar
More than 225 investigators from across New York state attended a full day seminar on gypsy behavior at the Everson Museum in Syracuse. Terry Getsay, an analyst from Illinois, explained crime patterns and license plate details to aid law enforcement.
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India
Jay P. Goldman
Nile
New York
New York State
Everson Museum
Illinois
Getsay
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Rocky Femana
Solvay
United States
Canada
Hollywood
Buffalo
Bingharmton
Watertown
Auburn
New Hartford
Condo move would save county $15 million says task force
Backers of a condominium conversion for Oak Ridge Mobile Home Park claim county taxpayers would save about $15 million over 18 years compared with a competing rental plan. The figure emerged during a private session with Alfred Cappuccilli and Associates, as a county task force weighs offers to buy the park.
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Jeff Rea
Oak Ridge Mobile Home Park
Alfred Cappuccilli and Associates
Town of Clay Trailer Park
Cappuccilli
Quadrelle Realty Services Inc
Robert J. Rossi
Cappuccilli Group
Quadrelle
Cappuccillis
Onondaga County Sees Budget Delay Hit State Aid
Deputy County Executive John A. Meixell warned that awaiting a 1981 82 state budget approval delays up to 3.6 million in Social Services reimbursements for October through December 1980 and the first quarter of 1981. He noted a $1.5 million expected 1980 settlement and about 2.1 million in first quarter advances, while County Commissioner Lascaris said welfare checks for April would still go out but prolonged delays could strain future payments.
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Onondaga County
John A. Meixell
State Department of Social Services
Mcixell
Merxell
John H. Mulroy
Florida
Mulroy
Hugh Carey
Carey
Meixell
Albany
John L. Lascaris
Credit Week profile shows bankruptcy risks in modern debt
A columnist retells the experience of a woman dubbed Jane who filed personal bankruptcy after juggling three jobs and family responsibilities. Experts warn many debtors are not deadbeats but under pressure from seasonal work and a heavy plastic card culture. The piece highlights warning signs seen by credit-union counselors like Marge and hints at ongoing debate over bankruptcy rules.
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Consumer Credit Association of
Central New York
Jane
Marge
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