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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1985

Page

3

Compromise in sight between Hare Krishnas and State Fair

State and Hare Krishna group move toward compromise on fundraising at the state fair. Fair Director Joseph O’Hara scheduled a Monday meeting with state police and security staff to decide if devotees may solicit funds on fairgrounds. Proposals include painting boundaries to keep solicitors out of congested areas while reviewing legal options after years of booth-only fundraising.

Joseph O'Hara O'Hara Dom U.S. District Court Howard G. Munson Second Circuit Munson Auburn Corcoran

Syracuse nun to begin two year mission in Nicaragua

Martha Swan a 27 year old lay missionary from Syracuse will spend two years in Leone Nicaragua assisting Maryknoll sisters and a local women's group while teaching literacy and preparing children for first Holy Communion. Her trip aims to spread faith not politics despite recent kidnapping of U S peace activists and regional unrest.

Nicaragua Syracuse Martha Swan Swan St. Thomas Aquinas House Danforth Street Diocese of Martha U.S Central America Costa Rica Kathleen Kennedy Catherine Kreugler Witness For Peace John Paarlberg North Syracuse Frederick Daley Leone Maryknols Sisters Amalae MADRE Pledge of Resistance Contras Rochester Milwaukee

City Editor Stan Linhorst Leads August 1985 A3 Section

Stan Linhorst, City Editor, is listed as the contact for the August 10 1985 A3 page. The snippet notes a telephone line 470-2265 and identifies the Saturday edition details for readers seeking information or correspondence.

Three injured as car and van crash in Clay on Route 31

A head on collision on Route 31 in Clay left three people trapped for nearly two hours. Murray drove the car with Stoutenger and Teresa Stoutenger as passengers. The van driver Angello and Josephine were treated for minor injuries. Police reported no tickets issued.

Clay Rochester Morgan Road Town of Clay Jill Lamirande Tappan St Baldwinsville Crouse Driving Memorial Hospital Teresa Stoutenger Phoenix David Murray Lamson Road State University Hospital Murray Anthony Augello Josephine St. Joseph’s Hospital Onondaga County Sheriff's Department Stoutenger

Mayoral Candidates Tackle Development and Trash Issues

Mayoral candidates Roy Bernardi and Joseph Nicoletti debated development and waste problems on Friday. Bernardi proposed reallocating more federal community development money to housing rehabilitation, with $1.4 million of the current $7 million budget already used for that purpose. Nicoletti urged a private ownership approach to the county resource recovery plant and a stronger city stance on garbage disposal.

Roy Bernardi Joseph Nicoletti Bernardi Nicoletti Department

Rights panel orders Dillon dept to rehire deputy in race sex case

New York State Division of Human Rights orders Onondaga County sheriff to rehire Arlene S Cot tongim, pay $30,000 in damages, back pay, and restore seniority and retirement rights after finding race and sex discrimination linked to her firing in 1979 for relationship with a black deputy. The sheriff’s office vows to appeal while officials argue the decision ignores prior ALJ findings.

Onondaga County Douglas H. White Hollywood Old South South Africa New York State Matt Dillon Dodge City John C. Dillon Cottongim Sheriff's Department Dillon Sheriff Thomas G. Murphy State Supreme Court Appellate Division Rochester Murphy Christopher Mack White Mack Eric L Sheriff’s Department Clavell John Stevens

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Charles Corcoran State Department of Agriculture and Markets Joseph Fahey Industrial Exhibit Authority Robert Moest International Society For Krishna Consciousness Inc Syracuse Herald-Journal Herald-Journal Hal Catholic Diocese Office of Vocations Stan Linhorst Angello Clay and Moyer’s Corners Christopher Naum HafState Salina Street
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