Army controllers arrive at Hancock Airport for indefinite period
Five regular Army air traffic controllers have been assigned to Hancock International Airport for an indeterminate time. They will receive 40 hours of classroom training and on the job familiarization with Syracuse area control procedures. The move aims to relieve a previous strike impact while ensuring safe operations at the airport.
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Richard Palmer
Hancock International
Russell Shedd
Shedd
Syracuse
Army
Fort Rucker
Ala
Gary Greenleaf
Army Recruiting Command
James B. Traver
Traver
PATCO
Bert Weidenkopf
Anniversary party for Kochers marks golden milestone
Mr and Mrs Raymond C Kocher celebrated 50 years of marriage with a Castaways Brewerton party hosted by family and friends. The couple, wed in Rome, traveled in a chauffeured 1933 Lincoln with son Frederic and daughter, Mrs Mervyn E Roberts Jr. More than 50 attendees joined, including four grandchildren, one calling from Hawaii. A Reagan message and a Capitol flag from Rep Wortley were presented.
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Raymond C. Kocher
Crystal Drive
Syracuse
Brewerton
Rome
Frederic M. Kocher
Mervyn E. Roberts Jr
Kocher
Carrier Corp
Hawaii
Kochers
Reagan
George C. Wortley
Red Cross appeals for blood after shortage in Syracuse area
The American Red Cross issued an emergency appeal for blood as a critical shortage threatens surgeries at 44 Syracuse and Central New York hospitals. Type O blood is especially needed. Donor hours at 636 S. Warren St. are 8 am to 6 pm tomorrow with appointments at 425 1656. Additional donations totaled 209 donors and 352 units from bloodmobiles in Fort Drum Watertown Ithaca and Owego. Community drives include Harford Fire Hall Mohawk Blessed Sacrament Church Cooperstown Lafaytte Fire Station Cortland and Smith Corona Plant Cortland today.
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Syracuse
New York
American Red Cross
Red Cross
S. Warren St
Fort Drum
Watertown
Ithaca
Owego
Harford
Blessed Sacrament Church
Mohawk
St. Mary's Church
Cooperstown
Sewer tax plan attacked as unfair by county GOP
Four Republican county legislators challenge Edward F. Ryan's proposed sewer connection fee. They say new users could pay 125 to 5000 dollars, while county taxpayers would save under 90 cents a year. Haley calls the plan a double tax and unfair to Avery Brookside Heights residents in Geddes.
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Edward F. Ryan
D-17th
Republican
Terry Pickard
Jack Haley
John Kanaley
Charles Durham
Ryan
Haley
Avery- Brookside Heights
Geddes
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