AHA rent subsidy ruling triggers city deficit burden
Public assistance tenants in Auburn Housing Authority projects escape 2 percent rent hikes dating to April 1980 after Judge Fritsch rules the increases improper. The AHA will reimburse or write off debts, with deficits for 1981 82 totaling about 33 000 and earlier year about 22 000. City liability depends on legal agreements, with DSS urged to raise public assistance rent allowances to cover the shortfall.
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Mark Libbon
Aruburn
Auburn Housing Authority
2Caha
Angela Fripiciano
AHA
State Department
So L Services
Tate Supreme Court
Seph Fritsch
DSS
Fritsch
John Caster
Onondaga Neighborhood Legal Services
Caster
Tripiciano
Earle Thurston
Ross Tisci
Bruce Clifford
Thurston
Thomas J. Shannon
Hospital talks alternative paths in Auburn hospital dispute
Negotiations between Auburn Memorial Hospital and its nurses union stretch into a potential binding arbitration option. Union leader Marshall Blake says a strike vote is likely if no progress is made, while hospital administrator Andrew Walker seeks a third party resolution to avert a health care crisis.
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Lance Howland
Auburn
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Service Employees International Union
Marshall Blake
Efts Blake
Auburn Hospital
Andrew A. Walker
Walker
Robert Bowling
Blake
Bowling
New York
North Street Holiday Inn
State Earth Department
Hazardous waste class opens as community gathers views
About 30 people attended a Cayuga Community College session on hazardous waste led by the Cayuga County Hazardous Waste Task Force. Doris Hawley, owner of 80 acres near a potential site in Cato, sought balanced discussion including DEC input.
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Auburn
Cayuga Community College
Doris Hawley
Cato
Cayuga County
Sterling
Scrudato
Oswego County
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Serudato
U.S
DEC
EPA
Philip Gioia
Town considers pump-site options for sewer district
Seneca Falls officials review alternative locations for a future pump station after landowner David W Nostrand rejects selling his property. Engineer Wormald cites cost and location advantages. potential federal aid impact noted. Board to study other sites and plan sewer project funding, with meetings set to finalize waste water treatment arrangements.
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Seneca Falls
David W. van Nostrand
Bridgeport
VanNostrand
Lawrence Ww
Wormald
Barton & Loguidice
Syracuse
van Nostrand
Gordon L. Burgess
John M. Sipos
van Nostrand’s
Frank A. Saracino
Waterloo to open bids for new public health building
The Seneca County Board of Supervisors will authorize advertising for bids to construct a $460 000 public and mental health building on 20 acres north of Thurber Drive Waterloo. The site follows earlier land purchase and bond approval for the project.
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David L. Shaw
Waterloo
Seneca County Public and Mental Health
Board of Supervisors
William R. Elliotto
Buildings and Utilities Committee
Taylor-Brown
Hilietto
Thurber Drive
Village
School lunch prices on rise in New York state
The Auburn Cayuga and Seneca counties school districts plan lunch price increases this year tied to higher costs and possible cuts to federal reimbursements. In Auburn elementary and secondary meals will rise to 70 and 75 cents with adults at $1.50, while Seneca Falls and Waterloo districts report smaller increases. Officials cite increased food and transportation costs and potential Reaganomics effects on funding, with future adjustments possible as districts await federal decisions.
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Helen Marra
Auburn
Cayuga
Seneca
Shirley Berger
State Bureau of School Food Management and Nutrition
Albany
Peter Kachris
ARA Food Service Co
Kachris
Douglas Zoller
Seneca Falls
Zoller
Waterloo
Richard Conover
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