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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1981

Page

2

Upstate Medical Center offers answers to cancer

Dr. Sandra Ginsberg of Upstate Medical Center discusses how to approach cancer care. She outlines steps from first physician referral to specialist oncology teams, interdisciplinary treatment, and the hospital’s capacity to evaluate and refer patients to private oncologists. She notes Upstate’s collaboration with major centers, upcoming ambulatory cancer clinic, and rationale for individualized therapy including surgery, radiation, hormonal and chemotherapy options.

Upstate Medical Center Memorial Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center New York City Sandra Ginsberg Department of Medicine Oncology Ginsberg Aho New York Upstate Sidney Farber Cancer Institute Boston Roswell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo University of Washington Seattle

Youth man faces charge in fatal Brewerton hit and run

A 20 year old Brewerton man, Kevin C Marlowe of East Mudhill Road, court in Cicero on a left scene after vehicle hit a pedestrian, Robert Blye 50, who was crawling across Route 11 and died later at State University Hospital. Witnesses saw Blye on Route 11 before the collision. Marlowe was taken into custody after troopers questioned three occupants of a cars missing a headlight at a local tavern.

Brewerton Cicero Town Court Robert Blye Brewerton RD 1 Route 11 Wera Tate University Hospital Kevin C. Richard Marlowe East Mudhill Road Clay Town Richard Wittenburg Blye Marlowe

Four SU faculty to be cited by chancellor at dinner

Syracuse University will honor three faculty members and one administrator at 6 p.m. Tuesday as winners of the 1981 Chancellor's Citations. The four, all long-time local residents, include Philip Booth, David K. Cheng, Antje Lemke, and Virginia Torelli, recognized for academic achievement and distinguished service.

Syracuse University Crumlins Nottingham Rd Syracuse Philip Booth Croyden Lane DeWitt Booth Viking Press David K. Cheng Harpers Court Antje B. Lemke N. Manlius Drive Fayetteville Albert Schweitzer Virginia T. Torelli Torelli E. Carriage House Mandius

Aquarium Society Auction Set for April in Liverpool

The Central New York Aquarium Society will sponsor a public auction on April 15 at 7 p.m. at the Liverpool Public Library. Tropeal fish, equipment and supplies will be auctioned. The nonprofit group meets the third Wednesday each month at 7:30 p.m. at the library with slide shows and speakers.

Central New York Aquarium Society Liverpool Public Library

Gun Show at New York State Fairgrounds Center of Progress Building

The New York State Arms Collectors Association announces its annual gun show at the State Fairgrounds Center of Progress Building on April 1 and 12. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Admission is 2.00 per day, 1.00 for students and seniors, and free for children under 12 with a parent.

Guy New York State Arms Collectors Association State Fairgrounds Center of Progress

Apple truck overturns on Route 81 near Syracuse

A Canadian tractor trailer bound for Ottawa overturned on Route 81 near the Route 690 interchange, spilling 37,000 pounds of green apples. The driver Kenneth Sneddon, 29, escaped with minor injuries as one lane reopened by 9 a.m. Traffic was rerouted for hours.

Jay Goldman Canada Gine Sneddon Syracuse South West Zone Philadelphia Ottawa Snoddon Terday WKT Karsten Trucking Quebec State Department of Public Works Cen Ey Cern Gilbert State

Fire destroys Jordan barn behind 46 North Main St

A barn and its contents were destroyed by flames in Jordan village. Jordan volunteer firefighters found the fully engulfed structure behind 46 North Main St at 5 45 a m. Two gas powered lawn mowers and a gasoline can were lost. Owner Sally Miller said a paper boy alerted her. Investigator W Rutherford is handling the case. No injuries reported.

Jordan Onondaga

Schramm to speak on Syracuse history for retirees

Hank Schramm, public relations officer for Key Bank of Central New York and author of three histories of Syracuse, will lecture to the Institute for Retired Professionals on April 18.

Hank Schramm Key Bank of Central New York Syracuse The Institute For

Welfare aid urged without budget OK

The chair of the state Association of County Budget Officials urged Gov. Carey and state leaders to provide funds to counties to avoid welfare payment interruptions amid the ongoing budget crisis. Lawmakers have not approved a budget, though expected soon. Paul Stokose warned that if crisis lasts into April, counties may withhold state payments. He called the 1980 81 funding year deficient and urged immediate budget action to preserve county financial practices.

State Association of County Budget Officials Hugh L. Carey Paul Stokose Association Carey Srokose Stokase

Edm wood pastor to speak at Cops for Christ meeting

The Rev. Roger Ruhman of Edm wood Presbyterian Church will address Cops for Christ at 7 p.m. Monday in the Public Safety Building fifth floor auditorium. The inter-denominational group aims to bring law enforcement officers to a saving knowledge of Jesus and promote Christian maturity.

Roger Ruhman Edmwood Presbyterian Church Cops For Christ Public Safety Building Jesus

Council backs Senate budget in push to aid city finances

The Syracuse Common Council unanimously urged the Assembly to adopt the Senate budget version, calling it kinder to the city with $3.8 million more revenue sharing. The Assembly plan would freeze funds at the prior year. Budget chief Mokraycki cited Syracuse relying on state funds for up to a third of revenue. A memorializing resolution was approved. a Westmoreland Park renovation proposal was tabled amid price concerns, with a party line split on delaying action. The session was a special meeting held yesterday.

Common Council State Assembly State Senate Senate Kenneth Mokraycki Assembly Syracuse Counci

State marks 175 years of medicine in New York

Richard A. Kongs, president of the Onondaga County Medical Society, announced the 175th anniversary of organized medicine in New York on April 4, 1806, noting legislative roots and the society’s founding. A 176th anniversary dinner is planned later this year with Dr. Donald Stewart Jr. as chair and Olga LaTessa as co chair.

New York State Richard A. Kongs Onondaga County Medical Society Konys Donald Stewart, Jr Olga LaTessa Medical Society Auxiliary

How to identify spring wildflowers course offered

The State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry presents a five season noncredit course titled The Identification of Spring Wildflowers. It includes two evening lectures on April 22 and 29 from 7 to 9 30 p.m. and three Saturday field trips on May 2 9 and 16 to help participants distinguish wildflowers from common backyard buds.

State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry

Clayman Charged in Burglary by Clay Police

Clay police arrested 21 year old Kaigler at about 2 50 AM after an attempted burglary at Building 12 Grampian Road. He was arraigned on a second degree burglary charge and remanded to jail in lieu of $5 000 bail. A witness identified him and officers DePaulis LiGreck and Hickok assisted.

Clay Michael D. Kaigier Grampian Road Salina Helen Burnham Public Safety Building Joseph DePaulis Kaigler DePaulis DePautis Tme Keith Li- Greck Jack Hickok

Black Media Ownership symposium at Syracuse University

Five black leaders from the communications field will speak on Black Media Ownership The Vehicle for Survival at Newhouse II room 254 Syracuse University Friday Admission is 3 or 2 with SU ID The event is hosted by SU Black Communications Society now in its third year Speakers include Robert L Johnson Jim Tyrrell Clifford Fraaier Robert E Johnson and Ofield Dukes A reception follows in Newhouse 1934 Room

Newhouse II Syracuse University Black Communications Society Robert L. Johnson Black Entertainment Television Jim Tyrrell T-Electric Records New York Clifford L. Fraaier Institute of New Cinema Artists of Robert E. Johnson JET Magazine Ofield

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