Robert Stone Resigns as Onondaga County Social Services Chief
Robert Stone, aged 63, steps down today from his post as social services commissioner for Onondaga County. The abrupt resignation comes amid internal changes within the county administration and follows a decade in the role. Stone served under multiple county executives and oversaw welfare programs and child services. A temporary replacement is expected to be named as officials begin a search for a successor.
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Stone to leave as Onondaga County social services head
Robert Stone plans to retire as Onondaga County social services commissioner in June after 14 years leading the department. He helped launch the Child Assistance Program and JobsPlus, testing welfare reform to move recipients into work as state and federal changes reshape local welfare. County Executive Pirro praised Stone for energy and compassion guiding welfare reform initiatives.
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Governor drops McCaughey Ross from re election ticket
Gov George Pataki told Lt Gov Betsy McCaughey Ross he plans to dump her from his re election ticket next year. McCaughey Ross said she would run again in 1998 as a Republican and vowed to avoid the good old boys.
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Coyote Attack Leads To Humane Killing In Scottsdale
Officials said a male coyote involved in attacks on two Scottsdale children was killed after learning to bite. The report mentions warnings about pets, breeding, and general health notes amid a disjointed set of magazine style snippets and film reviews.
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Syracuse teen charged with felony assault and weapon
Syracuse teenager Robert J. Schlueter, 17, of 1117 Willis Ave, faces felony assault and misdemeanor weapon charges after a dog attack incident. He was held overnight in the Justice Center pending arraignment. City animal control officers took custody of the attacking dog. Information references present tense police statements and local arrests.
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