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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1983
Page
16
Albert Carl Marte of East Syracuse rises to first lieutenant in the Marion Military Institute Corps of Cadets and will lead administration this 1983-84 year. Also features updates on educators, trainees, and community notices from Syracuse area.
Liberal Party county executive candidate Lilian Reiner held a press conference in front of the Oxford Street Inn to press for more county funds and programs for the homeless roaming city areas. She noted the inn provides nightly beds but is closed during the day and questioned where people sleep before 7 p.m.
At the 1983 New York State Fair the first Statewide Industrial Arts Awards and Exhibit debuts with Elmer’s Adhesives and the New York state Industrial Arts Association co sponsors. A 2:30 p.m. Sunday ceremony awards ribbons and $100 best of show bonds to six categories across elementary to high school levels with plaques for teachers and schools.
The Better Business Bureau of Syracuse warns Central New Yorkers to guard against impulse buys at the 10 day fair. Consumers have three days to cancel purchases of 25 or more made away from the seller by law and FTC rules. Sellers must provide cancellation forms and notices.
Leo Storozum, 52, head of Family Problem Center, admitted stealing 745000 dollars from the federal Child Care After School Program by billing for non existent food and services. He bought a Cadillac and a condo, repaid loans, and arranged a no show job for a relative dentist. He faces up to 10 years in prison and fines up to 250000 with possible IRS and civil penalties after a one year Agriculture Department fraud probe.
Albany United Press International report says Metropolitan Insurance Co repaid the state 3.7 million dollars for overcharges on medical insurance coverage for 800000 state and local employees in 1980. The overcharges were found in a 1982 audit by the Civil Service Department led by Karen Burstein.
The city seizes 34-foot 1982 Chrysler Si verton cabin cruiser My Way owned by Harlem landlord Jack Ferranti, valued to cover over 100000 in housing violations. Auction set for Sept 3 in New Rochelle after execution order issued Aug 9. Ferranti, 30, vows to fight in Housing Court on appeal while sheriff staff pursue him at 258 Logan Ave.
The Mianus River bridge on I-95 will again allow southbound buses and heavy trucks after a Greenwich protest sought to curb truck traffic through Cos Cob. Residents report ongoing discomfort from noise and pollution, while attorney Robert Davison notes relief as state officials approve resumed heavy-vehicle flow on southbound Turnpike lanes.
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