Conflicted Townhouse Block Faces Vacate Order and Funding Hold
The Hawley Avenue landmark Greenway Place, a 12 unit 1867 brick row known as the city’s best housing investment, is unsafe due to housing code violations including insufficient fire retardation. Owner Irving Metz says costs rose while rents wasted, with frozen rents and welfare back rent held pending certification.
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Hawley Avenue
Division of Buildings and
Irving Metz
Clair Road
Greenway Place
David Rowe
The
County Landmarks Association
Hawley Ave
Metz
John Lascaris
County Department of Social Services
Lascaris
Division of Buildings
Rowe
Herald-Journal
Uudorstyle
Hawley-Green Street
Joseph Cole
Cole
Man pleads to manslaughter in shotgun slaying case
Alonzo D. Mitchell of 244 Palmer Ave. admitted manslaughter in the Nov. 9, 1976 shotgun slaying of Anthony Maldonado in Springfield Gardens, a drugs theft theory cited by prosecutors. He also pleaded guilty to first degree robbery in a Dec. 31, 1976 incident at Edward's Home for Adults, where residents were assaulted. sentencing set for Sept. 21 in state prison.
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Palmer Avenue
DeWitt
Alonzo D. Mitchell
Palmer Ave
Edward
S. State St
State Supreme Court
Parker J. Stone
Mitchell
Raymond W. Jones
Anthony Maldonado
Maldonado
Springfield Gardens
James D. Lantier
Lantier
John Lischak
Lischak
Derrick Lewis
Entertainers Replacing Davis at Crouse-Irving Fund Event
Comedian Bill Cosby and singer Helen Reddy will perform at Manley Fieldhouse on Friday Nov 16 for the Crouse-Irving Memorial Foundation fundraiser attracting about 4 000 attendees. Sammy Davis Jr has canceled his Sept 28 Syracuse appearance due to oral surgery prompting rescheduling doubts. tickets for Davis may be used for Cosby and Reddy or refunds available after August 22.
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Bill’ Cosby
Helen Reddy
Manley Fieldhouse
Crouse-Irving Memorial Foundation
William Schofield
Foundation
Sammy Davis ,Jr
Sy Marsh
Davis
Mr. Davis
Cosby- Radde
Iter
Schofield
Cosby
Reddy
Manley
Telephone Co. Leases Major Space in 500 Building
The New York Telephone Co. will occupy about 25 000 square feet on the sixth and seventh floors of the 500 Building at 500 S Salina St Syracuse. About 150 engineers and technicians will move in by November 1 to support the expanded computer center handling billing for Central New York Western New York and Northern New York. Jack Gardner of Eagan Real Estate brokered the deal with Pioneer Pyramid Group as managing agents for the Equitable Life owners. The 500 Building is reported 87 percent occupied and credited with a major rental resurgence in downtown Syracuse.
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The
New York Telephone Co
Syracuse
Chimes
Michael J. Falcone
Pioneer Pyramid Group
Telephone Company
S. Salina St
Falcone
Telephone Fim
500
New York
Jack Gardner
Eagan Real Estate
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Admiral Cup tragedy eyed in Irish coast yachting loss
Dick Besse of Skaneateles recalls the Admiral's Cup disaster off Ireland during an international race 12 years ago. He cites unpredictable weather and crews pushing boats to speed, noting many vessels had oversized masts and could kill hulls when capsizing. Survival hinges on boat design and crew handling.
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Ireland
Dick Besse
Skaneateles
Besse
Empire State Games Open With Warm Welcome At SU
5,500 finalists gathered at Syracuse University for the second annual Empire State Games opening ceremonies under mild 56 degree skies. Athletes arrive amid dorm housing, parade planned with Gov. Hugh Carey to lead at Manley Field House, while organizers stock 4000 heads of lettuce and 8640 eggs for three days of events. Local business leaders forecast $3.5 million in regional spending, with some athletes spending minimally on souvenirs. Opening day weather could affect events but spirits remain high as films and band concerts fill campus entertainment.
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Jay Goldman
Manley Field House
Syracuse University
Pete Timmins
New York City
Dellplain
Steve Silks
Nyc
Steve Remini
East Northport
Downstate
Jerry Malloy
Hugh Carey
Fishers
Food Service
Lhe
Caldeiido
Syracuse
Greater
Costello pushes reforms at police chiefs conference
Auburn Police Chief John T. Costello, newly elected president of the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police, urged aggressive justice reforms during his installation at the Concord Hotel Kiamesha Lake. He called for mandated minimum sentences, abolition of parole, and court cameras to curb violent crime and curb plea bargaining.
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Auburn
John T. Costello
New York State Association of Chiefs of Police
Concord
Kiamesha Lake
Costello
Auburn Police Department
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Msgr
Charles Borgognoni
Charles
Pompey Hills Country Club
Bill Hurley
Bruce Baker
Clement H. Murray
Morning Shotgun
Robert Giarrusso
Merchants Bank
St. Thomas More Foundation
Hassle
Skaneateles Boater
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