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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1983
Page
6
Police report Dino Torratice crossed the street to talk with friends in a pickup when gunfire erupted. No suspects have been arrested.
The Long Island Rail Road reached a tentative contract with four unions early today, preventing a strike that would have disrupted service for 145,000 daily riders. Federal mediator Walter Wallace announced the agreement at 12:32 a.m. after over 15 hours of talks. The wage package mirrors terms won by 13 other unions, though details remain undisclosed before ratification by the unions.
New York Consumer Affairs finds parking fees rose sharply in the last nine months, outpacing the CPI by up to 644 percent. The council hears a bill to set rate increase guidelines as Manhattan leads, Brooklyn and Queens trailing inflation. Traiger notes monitoring needs would require an 5.3 million budget increase.
New York Attorney General Robert Abrams announced that AAMCO Transmissions Inc. will halt a television commercial claiming a life of the car repair guarantee. The ad did not disclose a $200 extra fee. AAMCO will only air commercials that state the option is available at extra cost, under an Assurance of Discontinuance.
Gov Mario Cuomo signed a law creating a program to train welfare recipients under the Aid to Dependent Children framework as homemakers and health aides. The plan aims to provide jobs and keep the elderly from nursing homes, potentially saving about 500000 dollars yearly. In the first year, 220 recipients will be trained and placed in New York City Albany Ruckland Schenectady and Westchester County communities.
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