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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1981

Page

8

DEC to pressure towns over landfills vs Rock Cut steam plant

DEC Regional Director William Hicks warned towns with substandard landfills that refuse Rock Cut Road steam plant support will face tougher action. He cited only three of 16 county landfills meeting 360 standards and outlined implications for noncooperating towns seeking to avoid the $133.1 million project, now about $192 million with financing.

State Department of Environmental Conservation Onondaga Rock Cut Road DEC William Hicks Hicks John H. Mulroy Camillus Bage Pompey and Fabius Rock Cut Mulroy Rock UCP, Inc UOP

Shopiro elected to policy committee of major orchestra managers

Eleanor M Shopiro, general manager of the Syracuse Symphony, was elected to the Policy Committee of Major Orchestra Managers at the American Symphony Orchestra League annual meeting in Dallas. The league includes 35 major U.S. and Canadian orchestras, noting Syracuse is the smallest city hosting a major orchestra. The committee oversees orchestra business between twice yearly meetings.

Eleanor M.shopiro Syracuse Symphony American Symphony Orchestra League Dallas Texas U.S Canada Syracuse

Cicero fall softball registrations open through Aug 31

Registration for Ci cero fall softball leagues for men and women is on a first come first served basis through Aug 31 at the Cicero Parks and Recreation Commission office. Entry fees are 35 for residents and 50 for non residents with a roster and Softball Association fees to join Sunday play Sept 13 to Nov 8 at schools and parks in the North Syracuse and Cicero area. Call 699 5233 for details.

Cicero Cicero Parks and Recreation Commission Softball Association Syracuse

Ballot draw favors Johnson in Kosciusko mayoral race

The county Board of Elections held a random ballot draw for the September 10 Republican primary. Sidney Johnson won the first Republican position ahead of Roy A. Bernardi. On the Democratic line Lee Alexander led, with Melvin N. Zimmer second. Jacques Zenner topped Conservative ballots, followed by Zimmer and Bernardi. Zimmer earned the party designation, and Bernardi’s eligibility was noted as in question.

Sidney Johnson Roy A. Bernardi County Board of Elections Johnson Bernardi Yeryone Lee Alexander Melvin N Zimmer Alexander Jacques Zenner State Supreme Court Richard A. Romeo James Anderson John LaParo District Attorney's Office Anderson LaParc Constance Timberlake Robert Cecile Charles Borgognoni Borgoegnani Bernard Mahoney John DeFrancisco Right To Life Party Charles Lockner Gerald Mingolelli Gregory Cucciarelli

Cucciarelli to greet supporters at Aug 25 dinner

Gregory Cucciarelli and allies announce a Meet the Candidate Night from 5 to 8 p.m. August 25 at Giovanni's Ristorante Erie Boulevard. Cucciarelli seeks the 24th District seat as a Democratic Conservative nominee.

Gregory Cucciarelli Giovanni Ristorante Erie Boulevard Cucciarelli Gerald Mingolelli

Town Negligence Suit Over Fire Fatalities Vexes Beaconsfield

A $6 million lawsuit names eight defendants including Vega Industries and Beaconsfield Builders alleging the town failed to enact build ing regulations for wood burning devices and fire safety. The complaint claims a defectively installed heatilator caused a fatal fire that killed the Galavotti family of four. Beaconsfield built the home and conveyed it in March 1976 though not named in a separate count. If negligence is proven, a jury could assign shares of liability among the defendants. Kinney expects responses from attorneys soon.

Vega Industries Inc New York Galavotti Beaulieu Vega Beaconsfield Builders Inc Beaconsfield Onondaga County Kinney

Motorcyclist Dies In Solon Crash

Peter L. Wofe a 26 year old resident of Mayberry Road Solon Cortland County died last night after his motorcycle left Mayberry Road at 1115 p m struck a wooden cross walk and became airborne The crash occurred on the northbound shoulder with the bike traveling about 280 feet before leaving the road Coroner William Welsh and Sheriff deputies investigated the incident and Holland was pronounced dead at the scene

Solon Salon Tan Peter L. Wofe B.D. 1 Mayberry Road Salon Cortland Wofe William Welsh

Drowned 3-Year-Old Near Natural Bridge Home

Jefferson County police report a three year old boy named Date John Spicer of Church Street Natural Bridge died in four feet of water in an above ground pool after being last seen near his home around 7 30 p m playing alone near the residence last night.

Natural Bridge Jefferson County John Spicer Church Street Poice

Water taste in Cicero linked to Lake Ontario turnover

County Legislator Robert Tomeny said Cicero residents should not worry about a distinct taste in their water. He contacted the Metropolitan Water Board, which traced the issue to Lake Ontario turnover near MWB intake pipes at Oswego. A chemical is being added to restore normal taste within a couple of days, with no danger in drinking the water.

Cicero Robert Tomeny Tomeny Metropolitan Water Board Lake Ontario Oswego

Judge Fahey in serious condition after collapse

City Court Judge James F. Fahey remains in serious condition in the intensive care unit after collapsing in his chambers Monday afternoon amid reports of a possible stroke. VA Veterans Administration Hospital officials provided the update.

Veterans Administration Hospital James F. Fahey Fahey

St Josephs Cancer Program Earns Second Three Year Approval

The cancer program at St Josephs Hospital and Health Center has received its second three year Certificate of Approval from the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons. Presented to Sister Patricia Ann by Kenneth Gale, M D, the award marks the facility as a leading Central New York center. Since 1976 the number of treated cancer patients has doubled, with a program that emphasizes multi disciplinary collaboration and comprehensive care from diagnosis through follow up. Referrals from private physicians fuel participation.

St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Center Commission On Cancer of the American College of Surgeons Patricia Ann Kenneth Gale St. Joseph's New York Commission Gale Upstate Medical Center Commission On Cancer Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital Convention Center Holiday Inn

Three Clay Recreation jobs seek senior coordinators

The Town of Clay Recreation Department advertises three civil service community school coordinator openings for fall and winter programs. Roles cover scheduling and supervising activities at an elementary school weekdays 3 to 9 pm. Wayne Morris at 662-3800 ext 213 for details. The notice also lists a jazz festival and a childbirth program event with dates and venues.

Town of Clay Civil Service Wayne Morris Clay Recreation

NM rate request institutes suit

The state Consumer Protection Board has filed a case against Niagara Mohawk's rate increase request to the Public Service Commission. The board, proposing lower charges, says residential monthly customer charges would rise less under its plan and urges a 14 percent hike cap on all customers if more revenue is needed. It requests a 14.95 percent return on stock and criticizes NM's 17.25 percent. Hearings on economic impact begin Sept. 1 in Albany.

State Consumer Protection Board Niagara Mohawk Public Service Commission Karen S. Burstein Burstein Commission Albany

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