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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1981

Page

7

Syracuse buses face 2.5 million aid cut under Reagan plan

Syracuse's Central New York Regional Transportation Authority could lose 2.5 million dollars in federal operating subsidies as Reagan aid cuts target mass transit. Authority CFO Russell Ferdinand says a 15 cent fare rise and service reductions are possible, with state aid likely to bridge gaps if Congress approves.

Terence J. Kivlan Newhouse Washington Syracuse Centro Russell Ferdinand Central New York Regional Transportation Authority David Stockman White House Office of Managment and Budget Stockman Sioux Falls Los Angeles Cnyrta Federal Transportation Department Ferdinand Congress New York City Albany

Volunteer groundskeepers for MacArthur Stadium seek helpers

Onondaga County Parks seeks volunteers aged 15 or older to assist John Russo and crew at MacArthur Stadium. Duties include preparing the baseball diamond and tarp coverage during rain. Benefits include free Syracuse Chiefs game admission, a possible year end Chiefs road trip, and potential paid county parks employment next year. Call 457-2990 this week.

Onondaga County Department of Parks and Recreation John Russo MacArthur Stadium Syracuse Chiefs Chiefs Gary P. MacLachlan MacLachlan

County launches $40,000 disabled transport pilot in county

Tender Loving Care ambulance service will offer subsidized door to door trips for severely disabled residents as Syracuse area groups coordinate a 10 month pilot. Riders pay 2 to 5 dollars or 15 percent of wages, with the county covering the rest.

J. Michael Kelly Harold C. Brown R-9th Dist Coalition For the Handicapped Tony Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council Centre Stuck In the House, Inc Burnet Ave TLC Brown SMTC Centro Slim-One

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