Tribe seeks claim share in Cayuga land case
An Oklahoma Seneca-Cayuga tribe claims descent from the Cayuga Nation and seeks a stake in the 64,000 acre Cayuga land claim pend ing in federal court in Syracuse. The group argues it is successor in interest to the Western Band and would share in damages and future resource payments, with a hearing set for April 20 in Albany.
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Dale Kasler
New York
Syracuse
U.S
Oklahoma
Albany
U.S. District Court
Neal P. McCain
Seneca
Cayuga
Ohio
Glenn M. Feldman
Washington
Indian Territory
Feldman
New York State
Mayor Alexander gains major UAW backing in Syracuse mayor race
John Geer Jr. area director of the Central New York United Auto Workers endorsed Mayor Lee Alexander for re election praising his 12 years in office. Geer cited federal funding secured for Syracuse and support for senior housing while highlighting Alexander’s leadership on the National Conference of Democratic Mayors.
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Lee Alexander
John 8. Geer Jr
Central New York United Auto Workers
Greer
Alexander
Syracuse
Geer
UAW
Bottomtown
N.J
Pompey school decision looms as board weighs closing
Fabius Pompey school board, split evenly, weighs closing Pompey Primary to save about 80 thousand while considering a 1981 82 budget of 3 516 992. Superintendent Falah notes reduced deficit but uncertainty over state aid and potential 100 thousand borrowing costs. keeping the Pompey school would require 265 100 in new taxes to cover a 300 thousand tax hike target.
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Bob Curley
Fabius-Pompey
Pompey
William D. Falah
Balahan
Pompey School
Fabius
LaFayette
Cuyler
Cazenovia
Two-Headed Beast and Pyramid Power in Syracuse News
A writer recalls a mysterious two-headed, leopard-spotted creature once mounted for exhibit near Oneida Lake, speculates on its fate. In Syracuse Onondaga Park a metal pyramid sculpture, linked to "pyramid power," invites public interest and casual meditation. Astronomer Prof Wessel explains Jupiter’s prominence and unusually close approach to Saturn this spring, with both visible after dark.
North Syracuse District Warns of Insufficient State Aid
North Syracuse Central School District Superintendent Blaise Salerno warns lawmakers in Albany that state aid will fall short of the district’s needs for 1981 82. The board also postpones its budget meeting and vote to June 16 and 17, with a referendum on bus purchases and roof repairs slated for Monday.
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Blaise A. H. Salerno
North Syracuse Central
Albany
Board of Education
Salerno
State Senate
North Syracuse
Assembly
Norman Parry
Spendley to resign as Westhill superintendent in 1981 budget plan
William Spendley will resign as Westhill School District superintendent effective June 30 while the district submits a 5.1 million dollar 1981 82 budget to voters on May 6. The plan projects a 4.4 percent tax rise, with 5.6 percent over last year’s 4.9 million. Budget cuts include 4.7 teaching posts and two non instructional positions. Daniel Harrington runs unopposed for Francis King’s seat as King seeks re election.
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Westhill
William Spendley
Spendley
Suffolk County
Harborfield
Long Island
Onondaga-Marison
Francis King
Daniel Harrington
King
Marcellus School District approves 7.4 million budget
Marcellus voters will decide May 6 on a 7.4 million dollar school budget with an 8.96 per thousand tax increase, a 4.8 percent hike from this year. Two propositions seek 300000 for roof and flashing repairs at the high school and middle school, and 214000 to buy buses. State aid will offset most costs, leaving local increases of 3.60 and 3.34 in successive years.
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Marcellus
Anthony Lease
County Update Onondaga GOP denounces Medicaid plan thrust
The Onondaga County Republican Committee says the Democratic controlled state Assembly Medicaid takeover bill injustices Onondaga County. It claims New York City would gain $704 million more in benefits than its taxpayers contribute. The party urges direct tax cuts using the $2.2 billion slated for the program. OCPL gets a $13,900 Raven Systems grant to fund health info services led by Lynn Yeilor. OCPL is among 10 libraries in the nation in the project. Raven, under CDC contract, will document and analyze library health promotion linkages.
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Onondaga County
Republican Committee
State Assembly
Michael J. Bragman
Melvin Zimmer
New York
GOP
Raven Systems and Research Inc
OCPL
Lynn Yeilor
United States
Raven Research
Center For Disease Control
Local service notes for Nabinger enlistments and WCNY auction plans
Timothy J Nabinger, son of Richard and Mrs Nabinger of 510 Clarendon St, promoted to specialist four in the U S Army and serving as an aircraft repairer at Fort Hood Texas. Sharon Lane of 121 Hudson St has enlisted in the U S Navy and heads for basic training in Orlando Florida. Maria Russell will head public relations for TELAUC 24 WCNYs Great TV Auction airing June 5 13 to raise 350000 for the public broadcasting station. Volunteers include Ellsworth Bahrman Nancy Carpenter Mike Evans Jane Field Beth Goldberg Margaret Hashem Jean Howe Mary Leigh Marinelli Stacy Milcos Leo McKenzie Gordon Symonds Mark Roberts Toni Salisbury. Russell is past committee member for TELAUC and president of the local Public Relations Society of America chapter. Civic Center provides emergency hotline 4252453 on ticket envelopes and shows where babysitters can relay messages about attendees location and contact.
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Timothy J. Nabinger
Richard W. Nabinger
Clarendon St
U.S
Fort Hood
Texas
Maria Russell
WCNY
Manlius
Public
Russell
Ellsworth Bahrman
Silverman- Mower Advertising
Nancy Carpenter
Wsyr Radio
Mike Evans
Evans, Garber and Paige Inc
Utica
Mary Leigh Marinelli
United Way of
Central New York
Stacy Milcos
Syracuse Stage
Leo McKenzie
Syracuse University
Gordon C. Symonds
Lincoln First Bank
Mark C. Roberts
WTVH
Toni Salisbury
Telauc
Public Relations Society of America
Civic Center
Fish Dinner and Gun Show Highlight Camillus and Central New York
Calendar notes a fish dinner in Camillus hosted by local Masonic groups with takeout available, and details a massive gun show in Central New York with 500 exhibits featuring military arms and historic weaponry. Also covered are April art gallery works by Carl Wenzel at Syracuse University Club and a spring concert pairing North Syracuse and Cicero high schools with soloists and original compositions. Dental Hygienists Association of Syracuse meets with Dr. Ralph Prowda discussing infections and diseases in dental personnel.
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Camillus
Order of Eastern Star and Sapphire Lodge
F&am
Camillus Masonic Hall
West Genesee Street
New York State
United States
Canada
U.S
Colt
Smith and Wessons
Carl W. Wenzel
University Club of Syracuse
Wenzel
New York Area
Palm Beach
Naples
Florida
Cleveland
Boston
New York City
Everson Museum of Art
North Syracuse
Cicero High School
P.m
North Syracuse High School
Randall Thompson
Mozart
Regina Coeli
Gail Schuldt
Michail Ippolitoff-Ivanoff
Waters
Ripple
Flow
Deems Taylor
Steven Wagner
Lori Miori
Jerry Mulvey
Fred Haag
Pablo Casals
God
Gary Weitz
Haag
Phil
Todd Jufko
Karen Bowman
Sue Gilbert
Dental Hygienists Association of Syracuse
Central City Business Institute
Ralph Prowda
SU reviewing melee over Mideast conflict
A clash between Christian Lebanese and Palestinian students at Syracuse University prompted review by the International Students Office and campus authorities. Ten students were involved outside Lawrinson Hall amid Lebanon fighting, with police advising separation and meetings planned to ease tensions.
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Mideast
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Lawrinson
Daily Orange
Lebanon
Julian
Robert Chebi
Chebi
Daily
Orange
United Nations
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St. Mary's Circle
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Andy
Gunter Wessel
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Orlando
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