Reiner Announces Candidacy for County Executive Race
Lillian Reiner, age 82, files to run in a four way race against Republican John Mulroy Democratic Ronald Stott Conservative Paul Spaulding. Reiner cites liberal positions including nuclear freeze while criticizing Mulroy and Stott’s issue stances and past legal matters.
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Lillian Reiner
State Assembly
Reiner
Cumberland Ave
John H. Mulray
Ronald Stott
Paul Spaulding
Mulroy
Stott
Peter Andreoli
Congress
Liberal Party
Assembly
Syracuse University
Stott criticizes Mulroy trash plant as too big and risky
Democratic county executive candidate Ron Stott condemns Mulroy's 152.4 million Rock Cut Road trash burning plant as overly large costly and risky. He urges smaller plants or private builds and seeks county control of city and town garbage before any project.
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Ron Stott
John H. Mulroy
Rock Cut
Stott
Mulroy
Syracuse
Armory Square Fair Showcases Past and Future Plans
Armory Square hosted a full day fair with walking tours and exhibits on 19th century buildings and future renovations aimed at reviving the district. About 500 attendees enjoyed food, music, and street entertainment while sponsors promote National Historic District status and reveal proposed refurbishments including Eureka Studios projects and the Frankton Professional Building redevelopment. Architectural tours highlighted the 1885 train depot era that spurred the area's rise, led by John Coffey of the Landmarks Association.
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Armory Square Merchants Association
Downtown Committee
Armory Square
Kathy Barry
Sterling
Barry
Walton St
Eureka Studios
Margaret Lew
Bentley-Settle
Hareka Studios
Sawtooth Development Inc
Walton Street
S. Franklin St
Frankton Professional
R.J. Engan
Labor Temple
George Curry
John Coffey
Landmarks Association of
Central New York
West Fayette
South Franklin Streets
Bus Drivers Reach Tentative Fringe Benefit Pay Pact
North Syracuse School District and UTC reach a tentative contract covering fringe benefits and minimal salary protections for 92 bus drivers, mechanics, and monitors as busing moves to UTC employees. Board ratification pending. UTC bid totals about $1.8 million for 1983-84 routes.
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North Syracuse
Upstate Transportion Consortium, Inc
Palmyra
UTC
William Frame
Jack Miller
Civil Service Employees Association
Miller
Frame
Elizabeth Wiemeier
Wiemeier
Robert Stanton
Channel 5 names Cyphers as new sports anchor
Steve Cyphers, 28, a former college lineman and five year TV sports veteran, will replace Jack Morse as WTVH Channel 5 sports anchor. He comes from KGUN Tucson and begins August 20. Cyphers praises Channel 5 and plans to cover lacrosse and local high school sports while noting viewers’ strong interest in local coverage.
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Steve Cyphers
Jack Morse
WTVH
Cyphers
KGUN
Tucson
Ariz
Morse
Grand Junction
Colo
KELO
Sioux Falls
M.C
Helena
Mon- Varia
Tn Glad Ioid News
Jim Holland
Channel 5
Holland
Channel 4
Syracuse
John DeRache
Channel
Judge allows larceny motive in Pugh murder trial
County Court Judge Norman A. Mordue ruled the prosecution may raise larceny as a motive in the Cynthia Pugh murder case against James Pipines. Opening statements set for Monday. final jurors and two alternates chosen. Pugh, 44, accused of killing Pipines, contends missing company records shield her defense. prosecutor seeks 15000 dollar theft link and possible sexual relationship.
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Norman A. Mordue
Manlius
James Pipines
Cynthia Pugh
William Fitzpatrick
Paul Shanahan
Pugh
Route 31
Lakeport
Pipines
Central City Roofing Inc
Fitzpatrick
Shanahan
Mordue
Mardue
Roofing Company
Frank C. Pfau
Stella
James
William
Silent film era pianist visits DeWitt retirement home
Lucy Van der Linde, 79, long time accompanist for silent movies, entertained residents of the Jewish Home of Central New York yesterday. Visiting from San Francisco each summer at sister Herta Hartmann's home at 332 Stenton Drive, DeWitt, she has performed here for four years. Four generations of Von der Lindes joined the visit this summer.
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Lucy van der Linde
Central New York
San Francisco
Herta Hartmann
Stenton Drive
DeWitt
von der Lindes
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Solid Waste Disposal Authority
Tripoli
Evan
Kathleen Barry
Eric Heath
Sturn
Patricia Bycraft
Colorado State University
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