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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1989

Page

6

Singing Santa Claus robs bank in West Goshen

A man dressed as Santa robbed Fidelity Bank in West Goshen Pennsylvania amid a line of customers. He handed a note and sang while the teller filled a plastic bag with cash before escaping with an undetermined amount. Police identified the suspect as a man in a Santa costume.

West Goshen Santa Claus Chester County Philadelphia Richard Geiger Santa Fidelity Bank Cinging Teloeram Geiger Reaper

County sets spending cap for convention center deal

The deal limits county spending to 5.5 million over 60 days to secure Coleman Hotels financing and approval for a convention hall project. If negotiations fail, the county may reopen talks with a Boston developer behind a 300 room Radisson plan. Kaiser seeks final approval, while Ryan and Democrats push budget safeguards amid delays and concerns about timely completion.

Coleman Corporation Joseph Murphy Sr New York City Boston Edward Ryan Syracuse Kaiser Gerald Mingolelli Nicholas Pirro Coleman/Hotels William Sanford Salina Montgomery State Harrison and Adams Mony Financial Services Ryan Caan Promems

How lawmakers voted on downtown convention center bonds

A listed roll call shows lawmakers voting on 26.8 million in bonds for the county share of a 112 million downtown convention center project. Names and party affiliations appear with Yes or No tallies for each legislator across Syracuse area districts.

Landfill deal passes after late back room vote

Syracuse officials pressed lawmakers to back county trash program options for a Van Buren landfill. After 132 hours of tense talks, Legislator Mark Stanczyk switched his vote to 16 to 8, approving the plan while Chairman William Sanford initially opposed it and urged a new vote. Mingolelli demanded the consulting attorney's resignation amid the lobbying controversy.

Syracuse van Buren Mark Stanczyk Gerald Mingolelh Richard Grossman Mingolell Islature William Sanford Salina Sanford Stanczyk Slanczyk

Lawmaker votes on $803000 landfill options in Van Buren

County legislators second the proposal allowing an $803000 set of options on 30 acres for a landfill site in Van Buren. Several Republicans and Democrats voted yes, while some opposed. In private talks with the trash team, Stanczyk changed his vote citing fear of leaving the city without disposal options.

Miami Willam Logano Overtown Lozano Clement Lloyd Allan Blanchard Lloyd van Buren

Six finalists named to run Onondaga convention center

A field of 24 applicants has been narrowed to six for the $116 million Onondaga County convention center job. The manager will supervise a 450 person staff and run the project, with interviews planned in coming weeks and a decision likely after year’s start. Critics warn the post could become a patronage haven for GOP allies while supporters stress professional management and a non profit or private firm option.

Onondaga County Republican County Nicholas Pirro Harvey Kaiser Midwest Northeast Kaiser Convention Center War Memorial Benow Nicky Pirro Edward Ryan Syracuse Lincoln Ablican Club Docrat Mark Stanczyk Calcutta GOP Ryan Stancayk Cultural Resources Council John H. Mulray Hat Daniel Coleman Syracuse Square Onondaga County Water Authority OCWA Nick

Legislators reject plan for county trash agency

Onondaga County legislators rejected a plan to create an independent agency to oversee the Pirro trash program in a 14 to 9 vote after a marathon session that ended at 1 30 a m. The body approved seven other appointments to the agency despite objections to lawyer Alan Burstein whose past representation of Tripoli Landfill operators drew scrutiny. Burstein’s nomination passed 8 to 9. Chairman William Sanford voted no to allow重新 introduction of the measure later this month.

Onondaga Nicholas Pirro Aes Timothy Rice Syracuse Onene Alan Burstein Fayetteville Burstein Tripoli Legislature William Sanford

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