Drunk Driving Laws Highlight Holiday Safety Efforts
Dan McGuire reports on a December 3 crash in Mattydale that left Timothy Coughlin dead after alcohol impaired Wayne Brown ran a stop sign. The piece notes ongoing awareness events, hotlines, and enforcement as National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week promotes stricter laws and education. Local groups CCADD and Students Against Driving Drunk push for arrests, prosecutions, and public education as laws tighten.
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David Marcy
TAC
Marcy
Citizens
CCADD
Students
West Genesee
Santingin Tae
Clyde Ohl
Fire rekindled by mattress ignites 22 story East Side house
A smoldering mattress left on a second floor porch rekindled and heavily damaged a 22 story wood frame house at 413 S Beech St. Early this morning two men on the second floor were rescued by Rescue Squad teams and no major injuries were reported. Firefighters from Engine Companies 7 and 10 fought the blaze for about two hours as water and smoke damaged the first floor and attic. The house owned by Gdell Hudson suffered heavy damage to the second floor, attic and roof after residents believed the fire out.
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S. Beech St
Villiais
Gdell Hudson
North Side protests Salina-Jefferson school closure
About 60 residents gathered to oppose a tentative plan to close Salina-Jefferson Elementary, the district’s oldest and smallest school. They urged renovation of Salina-Jefferson and nearby Webster and Le Moyne schools, warning closures would threaten revitalization and trigger broader neighborhood decline. Local officials and community leaders voiced support for keeping the school open and preserving the area.
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Salina-Jefferson
City
Lionel Meno
LeMoyne Ave
Meno
North Side
William Robincon
Salinas Tefferson
Robinson
Webster
le Moyne
Washington Square
James Enzerillo
Bernard Mahoney
Walter Ludovico
Joseph Nicoletti
Gerald Mingoletli Jr
Alexander DeLucia Jr
Nicoletti
braid-Journal
Fal
Tacenh Nicotetti
Crouse Hinds unit to stay in Liverpool area
Crouse-Hinds Traffic Control Products Department will remain in the Liverpool area as it is sold to Information Systems Technology Inc for about 6 million dollars. The deal does not affect the Electrical Construction Materials Department, which employs more than 2,000 in the Syracuse area. The sale aims to close by year end and maintains traffic signals production in Liverpool.
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Information Systems Technology Inc
Liverpool
Richard Bajewski
Cooper Industries
Houston
Crouse-Hinds
Electrical Constructton Materials Department
Bayenski
Ooper
Bajenski
Information Systems Technology
New York City
Crouseinds
Arnold Duri Associates
Herald-Journal
Citr Associates
Alexander Dunbar
Saugatuck Capital Co
Stamford
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra raises ticket prices after contract
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra musicians ratified a four year contract raising base pay from 12,684 to 22,440 by 1986, a 77 percent rise. Including total earnings, the package would hit 42 percent raising costs by 670000. More concerts, fund raising and tickets priced 7 to 14. Administrative staff to rebound to 15.
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Symphony
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Robert Kopp
Kopp
SSO
Donald Roth
Hopp
Roth
Trailways Syracuse Terminal Faces Busy Times and Strikes
The Trailways Syracuse terminal, dubbed the busiest in the United States per square foot, endures phone outages and chaos during Greyhound driver strikes. Manager Scott Wilbur and staff say they coped, with 60 buses on one Sunday, and urge customers to visit the terminal in person as they weigh hiring more staff versus continuing phone limitations.
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Trailways
Syracuse
Terry Robinson
United States
Terry
Jefferson Street
Dome Hotel
200 W. Jefferson Sr
South Clinton
Mary
New England
Greyhound
Scott Wilbur
Scott
uUnnk
Syracuse Trailways
Elmira
Port Authority
New York
Dave Mann
Aunt Fred
Paoh
Trarindys
Lerminal
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