Three killed in Oswego County traffic crashes
In Hastings a one car crash on River Road killed two Liverpool men Herb Gasper 24 and Duane F Gasper 20 and critically injured neighbor Patrick Kimball 16 who was hospitalized. A second fatality occurred near Granby on Ritchie Road, Fulton resident Nelson E Guernsey 47 died after his car hit a tree. cause under investigation.
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Oswego
Hastings
Fulton
Granby
Liverpool
Pulaski
Herb Gasper
Duane F. Gasper
Longbranch Road
Patrick Kimball
State University Hospital
River Road
Kimball
Duane Gasper
Nelson E. Guernsey
Cole Road
Guernsey
Cody Fire Departtment and Rescue Squad
Phillips outlines goals for chapel at Syracuse University
The Rev Dr Richard L Phillips was installed as the fourth dean of Hendricks Chapel at Syracuse University. He urged radical indifference to creed and outreach to all university members, outlining a goal to extend ministry beyond the chapel’s existing interfaith coalition. Chancellor Eggers presided and Harvey Potthoff delivered the main address on integrity in work and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Melvin A. Eggers
Richard L. Phillips
Hendricks Chapel
Phillips
Hendricks’ Board of Ministries
University
John H. McCombe Jr
William H. Powers
Charles C. Noble
Harvey H. Potthoff
Iliff School of Theology
Denver
Colo
Mayor seeks $500000 to repair six city streets
Mayor Lee Alexander proposes a $500000 Community Development fund allotment to repair streets in six areas including Southwest, Northeast, West, far North Sides, Brighton and Salt Springs. The plan would reuse recycled road surface saving about 28 percent of new material costs and curb replacement would cost about $18 per foot.
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Lee Alexander
Brighton
Salt Springs
Public Works Department
Peat
City Wall
DPW
David C. Dolly
Onondaga Central School District Budget Preview
Residents will receive copies of the $3.9 million 1981 82 budget. Voters will decide on May 6. The plan raises about 7.5 percent from 1980 81 and includes a $70,000 bus purchase. Two half time kindergarten posts and one and a half secondary teaching positions are cut. Board candidates are Robert Kneale, William Eriksson, and Byron Hill.
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Onondaga Central School District
Onondaga Central
Robert Kneale
William Eriksson
Byron Hill
Drug net snares five Syracuse students
Five Syracuse University students were arrested in a city police crackdown on alleged illegal narcotics trafficking near the campus. Police recovered substantial quantities of cocaine marijuana and other controlled substances and charged Dean Webb Richard Gabriel Peter Goldstein Amy Casper and Mindy Stern with various offenses.
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Jim O'Hara
Syracuse University
University
Dean Webb
Richard Gabriel
Winding Ridge Road
Peter Goldstein
Amy Casper
Mindy Stern
West Palm Beach
Fla
Thomas J. Sardino
Gabriel and
Webb
Farmacre Road
Gabriel
Goldstein
Stern
Casper
George Raus
Fala
Scientist Downgrades Cancer Risk From Dioxins At Plant Hearing
Biochemist Andrew Sivak estimated cancer odds from dioxins emitted by the proposed Onondaga County Resource Recovery Project are about one in 100 million, far lower than risks of plane crashes or the common cold. The assessment came during cross examination at public hearings on the Rock Cut Road trash fueled steam plant, its transmission lines, and a Belle Isle Road landfill, as dioxin concerns were discussed amid air quality debates.
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J. Michael Kelly
Onondaga County
Andrew Sivak
Arthur D. Little
Rock Cut Road
Belle Isle Road
Sivak
Jan Kublick
Syracuse
Clay nabs youths on window spree
Clay police report several juveniles were taken into custody overnight after a rash of window breaking in the Bayberry area. Residents reported house and car windows shattered with shots from a BB gun.
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Clay Police
Bayberry
Birdseye Strike Reaches Fourth Day At Fulton Plant
Fulton The Birdseye Division plant of General Foods remains on the picket lines into the fourth day as 90 Amal gamated Textile and Clothing union workers press for a new contract. Union president Kay Dix said talks with the company and a federal mediator are scheduled for Thursday at 10 am. The three year contract expired March 31 but a seven day extension kept workers on shift until Tuesday midnight. A dozen strikers demonstrated outside in mild weather as negotiations stalled after the union rejected the latest offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Amalgamated Textile and Clothing Union
Birdseye
General Foods
Kay Dix
Thek
Birdseye Production
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Episcopal Church
St. David's Church
Episcopal
Schmitt
Union Theological
Herald-Journal
Carl 2
Nary
DeWitt
Wallace Frey
Ned Cole
Central New York Episcopal Diocese
Joseph F. Falco
Public Safety Building
Winding Ridge
East Colvin Street
PSB
Richard Priest
Falco
John Gormley
John Zribec
Clay
Hubba
Hubbba
Bill Adams
Manley Fieldhouse
herald-~Journal
Mike Greta
Bill
New York City
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