Salina St project in Syracuse faces UDAG cuts
Budget pressure on HUD threatens a 7.5 million Salina Street redevelopment in Syracuse. Officials say some UDAG grants will still be approved this year, with final funding decisions possible late this month or early January. The plan relies on seed money from federal funds and investments by Amelia Inc and Canada Realties to attract private capital.
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Terence J. Kivlan
Newhouse
News Service
Washington the Wire
Syracuse
South
Jack Flynn
Department of Housing & Urban Development
UDAG
HUD
Salina St
Cnme
Salina St. Wal
City
Amelia Inc
Canada Realties
Dundhe 400
Stockman
Reagan
Carr in fair condition after Camillus crash
Rod Carr, Syracuse Police Department public information officer, remains in fair condition at State University Hospital after a one car crash near Camillus. He is an eight year veteran assigned to Central Investigation, with chest and head injuries. The patrol car brakes reportedly failed as he exited the Camillus bypass onto Newport Road. Local investigators led by Sgt. James F. Hinman continue inquiries.
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Rod Carr
Syracuse
Carr
Camillus
Camillus-Warners
Newport Road
James F. Hinman
Central Investigation Division
Deartment
New York
Death may alter $20 million swine flu suit
Marsha Asprinio, 37, of DeWitt, died after Guillain Barré syndrome and traverse myelitis linked to a 1976 swine flu vaccine. Her lawyer may amend the August 1980 federal case to wrongful death, potentially shifting damages to a different scope. Trial timing remains undetermined as medical information is awaited. services set for Monday at Holy Cross Church.
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Dale Kasler
Marsha Asprinio
DeWitt
Fayetteville
Nicholas Esce
Esce
U.S. District Court
Miss Asprinio
Asprinio
St. Joseph’s Hospital
State Fairgrounds
Guillaume Barre
Esco
Terraceview Road
Solvay High School
Syracuse
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
le Moyne Collge
Syracuse University
Holy Cross Church
National Organization For Women
Solvay Teachers Union
Tennis Association of
Central New York
Elizabeth Asprinio
Carl J. Asprinio
Rochester
Pirro & Sons Funeral
Assumption Cemetery
Wortley Criticized Over Low Income Housing Plan
Rep George Wortley faces sharp criticism from City Commissioner David Michel who accuses the congressman of blocking federal funding for Benedict Avenue’s 56 unit low income housing project. Wortley cites neighborhood impact while Michel defends a compact, well designed development with fewer than 10 units per acre and a strong housing need.
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Neil Driscoll
George Wortley
Lee Alexander
Congress
David Michel
Michel
Wortley
Benedict Avenue
Philip Adams
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Adams
Washington
New York City
Federal
Recount in Judge Race Set to Start Next Week
The Onondaga County Board of Elections will begin recanvassing 494 voting machines to verify James Anderson's 10 vote win over John LaPare in the County Court race. The process, ordered after a close result, starts Monday with city machines, continues Tuesday county polling place machines, and should finish late Wednesday or early Thursday.
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James Anderson
John LaPare
Board of Elections
Anderson
LaParo
Onondaga County
Richard A. Romeo
Anderson and
LaPare
Stereos Taken in Burglary on North Side
A North Side business Radio Electronics Service at 401 N Townsend St lost over $4,000 in stereo receivers turntables car radio cassettes cassette players speakers and amplifiers after a break in between 5 15 p m Thursday and 8 15 a m yesterday. Police noted a blood stain and called an evidence technician to the scene. Store manager Ailen DeMantino said much of the items were in for repair.
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North Side
Radio Electronics Service
N. Townsend St
D. Pikarsky
Ailen DeMantino
UOP to pay for Florida trip in Rock Cut plant probe
UOP will cover seven Syracuse area labor leaders and several county legislators for a Florida trip to inspect a Des Plaines plant, with Sair Aviation billing $7,000 for flights. Lawless says county expected UOP reimbursement. trip funded from a $650,000 bond issue amid objections and an AG legality query.
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UOP, Inc
Onondaga County
Rock Cut Road
Florida
Des Plaines
Ill
Donald Lawless
Rock Cut
UOP
Sair Aviation
Pinellas County
Fla
Lawless
Gerald J. Mingolelli
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
David R. Elleman
State Attorney General's
Gambling charges denied in city court
Two city residents, Carol O'Donnell and Ronald W. Caggy, pleaded not guilty to second degree promotion of gambling and possession of gambling records after arrests at 6 p.m. yesterday at 1711 Grant Boulevard. Judge Louis Mariani released them on their own recognizance and set future dates. Authorities said they accepted unlawful wagers from an undercover officer and held betting slips including a $20 bet on Syracuse University versus Boston College.
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Grant Boulevard
Carol O’donnell
Graves Ave
Ronald W. Caggy
Darlington Road
Louis Mariani
Bill Hurley
Caggy
Syracuse University
Boston College
Oswego Woman Killed in Two Vehicle Crash in Hannibal
An Oswego woman Arlene Burritt 47 died after a two vehicle collision at State Route 104 and County Route 85. Six others were injured including Kim Welden 15 who is in guarded condition at Crouse Irvine Memorial Hospital. Bruce Burritt 42 and Lisa Crest 16 were in good condition at Oswego Hospital. Sharon Miller 17 of Martville drove the van. Four other injured youths were treated and released. No charges have been filed.
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Hannibal
Oswego
Oswego County
Sharon Miller
Martville
Bruce Burritt
Lisa Crest
Oswego Hospital
Miller
Welden
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Glen Motyka
Margaret Deveney
Trace Musco
Dennis Motyka
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White House
Tme
Jake Garn
Richard Haumann
State University Hospital
Louis Rising
West Fayette St
120 Gifford Street
Louis H. Mariani
Rising
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bill McDowell
Charles Vaas
Michael Vaas
Peter Reinhardt
Michel Raps
City Planning Commission
Common Council
Planning Commission
Alexander
Court of Appeals
Hugh Jones
State Supreme Court
Camperlino
William J. Camperlino
Home Builders Association of
Marriott Inn
Stephen McGinnis
Bernard Campanella
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