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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1982

Page

5

In Our Opinion Will Jamesville facility ever be completed

The county executive urged adding 48 more cells to the Jamesville Correctional Facility, now expanded at 9 million. The Public Safety Committee learned only that 48 cells would cost about 1.3 million last February, with current totals uncertain. Officials warned the project has grown from 128 beds to requests up to 196 while costs rise, leaving many questions unresolved as a special meeting is set.

John Mulroy Public Safety Committee Jamesville Task Force Jamesville Penitentiary Mulroy Anita Roberts Human Rights Commission Roberts Onondaga County

World in the Square ends. readers crave return in winter

A Syracuse downtown lunchtime arts series, World in the Square, ran daily in Hanover Square for six weeks featuring puppets, karate, theater, opera, and live bands. The piece urges clearer prison policy, calling for tougher sentencing for repeat offenders, more state facilities, and alternatives to incarceration.

Russ Carlson Onondaga Savings Bank Carlson Hanover Square Lou DeSantis Stan Colella Syracuse

Prison print shop tied to counterfeit bills found in Virginia

The Secret Service traced counterfeit $100 notes to Virginia State Penitentiary. No arrests yet, but inmates in the prison print shop are blamed for producing the bogus bills. Who said a prison couldn't be a money making operation.

Secret Service Virginia State Penitentiary

Eisenhower College under threat of closure sparks SOS appeal

A community-led SOS committee at Eisenhower College urges public support to avert its closing after RIT purchases and funding gaps. The letter cites the college as a pioneer in world studies and a national memorial to Dwight D. Eisenhower, seeking $25,000 to delay Seneca Falls campus closure while donors are contacted.

Rochester Institute of Technology Eisenhower College Eisenhower Dwight David Eisenhower College of Rochester Institute of Technology Liberal Arts RIT SOS Save Our School E.C Seneca Falls Fall Street

Franklin Wortle Objects to Prison Expansion Proposal

A DeWitt resident, Franklin Wortle, denounces county legislators for pursuing more prison cells at a cost of 1.3 million, arguing it breaches public trust and ignores voters who rejected the prison bond proposal. He calls for cost effective alternatives to handle non dangerous offenders.

New York State Franklin Wortle DeWitt

Work progress seen on Limestone Creek restoration

Efforts to improve Limestone Creek receive praise from Fayetteville readers, thanking Mayor Arkie Albaneese Mayor James Lannon Senator Martin Auer Assemblyman Hy Miller and local residents from Fayetteville and Manlius affected by the October 28, 1981 flood. Grace R. Detraglia of Fayetteville signs.

Limestone Creek Arkie Albaneese James Lannon Martin Auer Hy Miller Fayetteville Manlius Grace R. Detraglia

Postman Maloney Saves Traveler by Sorting Mail Early

A dedicated Liverpool postman Earl Maloney is praised after he arranged an early 5 30 am sorting time to locate airline tickets that missed the standard mail run. The traveler had feared missing a 7 25 am flight and was able to retrieve the tickets in time.

Maloney Kathryn T. Brown Liverpool Earl Maloney Post Office

Community honors Sandra Ulrich death with praise for state police

In a heartfelt message the Ulrich family thanks the New York State Police for their professional handling of the death of Sandra L. Ulrich. They credit Trooper David Paul for keeping the family informed and recognize Ted and Mrs Marko for support and community service. The note expresses hope no family endures such anguish again.

Pffice New York Eleanor Price McLees C.N Elaine Mielcarski C.N. Syraci Sandra L. Ulrich Ted.Marko Jamesville Inr David Paul

Truck drivers vital in everyday life

Truck driver’s daughter from Brewerion argues drivers are essential for food, clothing, and mail. condemns inconsiderate car behavior on the Thruway and highlights risky incidents caused by others.

Thruway Brewerion

DeWitt residents miss inexpensive musical comedy show

DeWitt residents who did not attend the Liz Abner production sponsored by the Town of DeWitt Parks and Recreation and DeWitt Repertory Theater missed an inexpensive community event.

DeWitt Liz Abner

Don’t blame me to Valerie Schults letter

A letter dated August 1 defends the mayor’s record noting a $5,000 raise per term and asserts the writer voted for Bernardi. FRANK MANCI Syrail

Valerie Schults Bernardi

Youth Group Rebuilds City Property Together

The young people of Alpha H North at 714 W Onondaga St renovate property through mutual help. Their teamwork aims to improve lives and set an example for the community, showing that collaboration preserves the city. Ron Sny, president of Local City Emplo Syra, endorses their effort.

Alpha H North Onondaga St Ron Sny Loca City Emplo Syra

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