Hearing Under Way in Birdseye Suit In Syracuse
Government and defense attorneys began oral arguments in a U S District Court in Syracuse over a civil suit brought by the FDA against General Foods Corporation.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1977
Page
4
Government and defense attorneys began oral arguments in a U S District Court in Syracuse over a civil suit brought by the FDA against General Foods Corporation.
A West Genesee School Board regular session is planned for 8 p.m. tomorrow at West Genesee Junior High School. In a separate case, the government sues General Foods over 1.8 million pounds of Birdseye labeled frozen green beans from Fulton alleged adulteration with Geotrichum mold. Chicago attorney George M. Burditt argues mold is not a health hazard and seeks dismissal without established limits. FDA cites unsanitary plant conditions as the issue. General Foods paused Fulton plant green beans from Aug 23-25 and Sep 9-10, with a broader stop requested for all Fulton-processed beans from Aug 23 to Sep 10. Hearing expected to continue through Friday.
The North Syracuse school board holds a public hearing at 7:30 tonight on raising the maximum annual income limit for the 65 and older partial tax exemption from $6,500 to $7,200. Other districts have similar actions. the hearing at Taft Road offices precedes the regular meeting after a 7 p.m. district Christmas reception.
The Baldwinsville School District faces a $43 701.19 overestimation in state aid across 1973 74 to 75 76, with 1973 74 overpayment of 15 853.79 and 1974 75 overpayment of 27 847.40. Last year’s aid underestimation of 55 820 does not offset prior overages. The audit notes a $14 460 lease purchase for a computer and other corrective actions. The board may transfer 29 700 to cover maintenance deficits caused by vandalism, emergencies, and staffing needs, and consider reinstating an internal mail carrier and a custodial position.
County Legislator Kenneth L. Bush moves a resolution to require Solid Waste Disposal Authority assets estimated at 300000 to back future county treasury loans. He cites an interest free 75000 loan for a court bond and notes the county owns only fixed assets worth 2.2 million while SWDA owes about 1.3 million across several loans.
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