City budget cut hinges on court decision on Syracuse taxes
If the State Court of Appeals upholds two lower court rulings, Syracuse residents face a tax rate near 102.94 per 1000 assessed value, about five dollars less than the 108 figure proposed by city administration. A ruling within two days could allow online processing of tax bills.
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State Court of Appeals
Syracuse
Common Council
Court of Appeals
Frank L. Canino
Canino
Temporary employes face jobs curtailment
Federal funding for the 158 Emergency Employment Act workers in Onondaga County may end February 28 with no funds beyond June 30. County EEA director Gary Luke notes 122 EEA employees have left federal jobs since 1971, 77 find permanent work. about half of the 158 could obtain government or private positions, but many face temporary status and uncertain futures.
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Onondaga County
EEA
Congress
Nixon
Gary Luke
Luke
Syracuse
Lake
DPW
Youth held in girl's wounding near Sandy Creek
Lisa Hall an 11 year old student at Sandy Creek Central School was treated for a bruised eye after a pellet from a BB pistol fired by a 17 year old Redfeld youth struck her eye. Trooper D F Ingraham stated the incident involved a pellet fired toward the child.
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Lisa Hall
Sandy Creek Central School
Redfeld
D. F. ‘Ingraham
City police capture purse snatch suspects
Three youths are held today by police after allegedly taking purses from two elderly women. Johnny Robinson, 16, faces third degree robbery and first degree burglary charges. two 13 year olds await Family Court action. Robinson held on 2500 bond until Dec 11. Police traced footprints from W Borden Avenue to a Garfield Avenue house where they were found in a closet. The 73-year-old victim on W Borden Avenue suffered bruises and a back injury but declined hospital care. The purse stolen contained 7 and $25 in cash was recovered and returned.
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Tohnny Robinson
Baker Ave
James J. Fahey
Robinson
W. Borden Avenue
Anthony Mangel
W. Borden Avene
Garfield Avenue
Elector Terry Heads to Albany for Nixon Vote
Terry, one of 41 presidential electors chosen in New York, will meet in the State Senate chamber on December 18 to cast ballots for Nixon and Agnew. He recalls voting in 1960 as assistant secretary to Gov. Rockefeller and expects a luncheon with Secretary of State Lomenzo and a reception at the governor's mansion.
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Terry
Reelect
President Committee
New York
Nixon
Senate
John P. Lomenzo
Washington
Governor's Mansion
Agnew
Gov. Rockefeller
Man Found Guilty of Drug Sale in County Court
Charles Giles, 42, of 102 Garfield Ave, was convicted of third degree sale of a dangerous drug after two hours of jury deliberation. Assistant District Attorney Norman Mordue said Giles sold heroin to an undercover agent for $300. Judge Thomas Aloi scheduled sentencing for Dec. 21.
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Charles Giles
Garfield Ave
Asst. Dist. Atty
Norman Mordue
Giles
Thomas Aloi
Indian life size sculpture opens Iroquois exhibit at Everson
The Iroquois Arts and Craft show at the Everson Museum runs through January 20 featuring a life size carving by Canada born Cayuga chief Jacob Thomas who also made all dress items. Buffy Sainte Marie headlines tomorrow with a 8 p.m. concert at War Memorial to benefit Iroquois Indians.
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Everson Museu
Canada
Jacob Thomas
Buffy Sainte-Marie
War Memorial
Winter canal closing delayed to aid fuel shipments
The state barge canal closing is delayed by one week in parts to allow heating oil and vital deliveries. The eastern section stays open until December 11 due to shipping delays from high water last month. Under the extension vessels may enter Champlain Oswego and Erie Canals between Waterford and Three Rivers Point until noon December 1.
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Raymond T. Schuler
Champlain and
Oswego
Waterford
Albany
Three Rivers
Wetland fund may boost federal aid for New York
Conservation officials say the environmental bond issue will unlock federal wetlands aid, potentially doubling state investment. About 20 Central New York sites have been recommended to Albany for a statewide priority list to be finalized next month, with a Clay Conservation Center flagged as very high priority.
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Dan MacDonald
New York
Albany
Washington
Long Island
Bids to Repair Westport Reservoir Offer Low $411,523
Globe Linings of Long Beach California submitted the low bid of 411,523 for reservoir renovation at Westport. Dy Bert Construction Co. of Syracuse offered 412,1M as the next lowest bid. About 20 firms bid as city engineers planned to drain the leaking reservoir on West Genesee Street and apply a new surface. The reservoir, empty for months, supports south and west city water supplies.
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Westport
City Hall
Globe Linings, Inc
Long Beach
Calif
Dy- Bert Construction Co
Syracuse
W. Genesee Street
Temple Adath Yeshurund annual service announced
Temple Adath Yeshurun hosts its annual combined Chanukah service for members. The event, organized with the Concord Society, will take place at 9 p.m. today at the new Temple Adath on Kimber Road.
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Adath Yeshurunard Temple
Society of Concord
Adath
Kimber Road
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