Wortley admits campaign buys with Fayetteville publishers
Rep. George C. Wortley acknowledged his campaign committee spent over 12 000 with his Fayetteville publishing firms in the recent race and has received about 200 weekly loan repayments from the company since entering Congress. He denies conflicts or disclosure requirements, noting the payments are not income and that rules allow campaign business with firms he holds. Aides said they won't comment on an individual member.
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Washington
George C. Wortley
Fayettville
Campaig
Congress
Wortley
House Committee On Standards and Official Conduct
House
Federal Election Commission
Manlius Publishing Corp
United Printing Co
The
Herald-Journal
Cea
Manlius
Manilius
Syracuse
Elaine Lytel
Recession Tightens Lunch Trade Across Syracuse Deli Scene
The city’s lunch crowd shrinks as patrons cut spendings and firms cut costs. Restaurateurs like Saul Kaplan Meltzer's Deli and Rimaldi's Ristorante adapt with promotions loyalty incentives and lower prices while stressing personal service to sustain regulars amid tougher business conditions. In Toronto style hours shift and local vendors compete with street promos as demand narrows and fewer salesmen roam Syracuse.
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Saul Kaplan
Meltzer
Kaplan
James Sterno
Aes Square
Sterio
Syracuse
Toronto
Alan Hymowitz
Warren St
Rimaldi
County offers compromise on trash plant committee
County Executive John H Mulroy proposes to raise Syracuse city representation on the Re source Recovery Agency to four of 11 while reducing county membership to five and leaving Onondaga and Camillus towns at one each The mayor Lee Alexander says the offer falls short and seeks assurance on Niagara Mohawk payment and city rate control while noting the two thirds share of project revenue remains critical
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John H. Mulroy
Syracuse
Lee Alexander
Mulroy
Rock Cut Road
Onondaga
Camillus
Alexander
Niagara Mohawk
Rock Cut
State of New York
State Fairgrounds
PASNY
NiMo
Health agency plans two meetings in Syracuse area
The Central New York Health Systems Agency executive committee and board of directors will meet Thursday at 840 James St. The executive committee meets at 6 p.m. and the board at 7:30. They will review CT scanner applications from four area hospitals including Tompkins Community Hospital Cortland Memorial Hospital St Josephs Hospital Health Center and Community General Hospital.
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Central New York Health Systems Agency
Cnyhsa
James St
Tompkins Community Hospital
Cortland Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center
Community General Hospital
Teenager's trial focuses on mother's credibility in toddler death
Lawyer for 16 year old Dudley Williams Jr. accuses dead toddler Amanda Metot's mother Sharon Metot of lying to police and frames her as a troubled woman. Defense questions voluntariness of statements and prior abuse claims while medical examiners discuss over 30 bruises on the victim and timing of death.
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Jim O'Hara
Amanda Metot
James McGraw
Dudley Williams Jr
McGraw
Sharon Metor
Amanda
William Fitzpatrick
Williams
Warbler Way
Clay
William Burke
Family Court
McGraw Today Said of Mrs. Metot
Dudley Williams
Sharon Metot
Fitzpatrick
Martin F. Hilfinger Jr
William Alsever
Hilsinger
Christmas events and concerts listed for Syracuse area
Calendar items announce a NYS Association of Transportation Engineers Christmas party at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, along with the 12th Annual Plowshare Crafts Fair at Plymouth Congregational Church Saturday and Sunday, Spirit of Song’s Christmas through the Ages performances at Penn Can Mall, the Socialist Forum December event at Westcott Cafe with John Agnew, and a Syracuse Vocal Ensemble Christmas concert at United Church of Fayetteville.
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New York State Association of Transportation Engineers
General Pulaski Legion
Burnet Ave
Plymouth Congregational Church
East Onondaga and
Warren Streets
Syracuse Peace Council
Spirit of Song
Penn Can Mall
Westcott Cafe
Westcott Street
John Agnew
Syracuse University
Syracuse Vocal Ensemble
United Church of
Nottingham High Plans Experimental Greek Course
Nottingham High School proposes a one semester elective in ancient Greek for seniors with strong language background. The course, taught by Ruth Faulkner, will cover grammar vocabulary reading and Greek history culture and mythology using short passages. Board approval is anticipated next Tuesday. staffing constraints may limit a permanent program.
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Nottingham High School
City School Board
Thomas Colabufo
Notti
Ing
Ruth Faulkner
Lorraine Mernek
Merrick
Faulkner
Nottingham
Board UK
Board of Education
Anthony F. Bucci
Bucci
Syracuse
Igh
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United Printing
Cazenovia Publishing Corporation
George Wortley
Grimaldi
New York
Chicago
Sterno
Grimaldi’s
Herald- Journal
Carl J. Single
Health Agency
Alsever
Metot
Plato
Peter Lyman
Homer
Greece
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