Back at the old stand after Florida trip
A column recaps a sudden stop in a Florida vacation due to a fall on ice. The author visits Washington with Mary for museums including King Tut, attends memorial services for Peter Lisagor with high officials, notes Dick Long’s career move, and mentions friends and local birthdays and hospital notices.
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Florida
W. i D.C
Mary
National Gallery of Art
National Cathedral
Peter Lisagor
Agronsky
Channel 24
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
Lisagor
Geller Completes Ammunition Storage Course at Redstone Arsenal
Pvt. Walter F. Geller 19 son of Mr and Mrs William H Geller Sr of 137 Church St North Syracuse recently completed an ammunition storage course at the Army Missile and Munitions School Redstone Arsenal Alabama.
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Walter F. Geller
William H. Geller Sr
Church St
North
Syracuse
Army Missile and Munitions School
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Family left homeless in Clay trailer fire
Leonard Bass and his wife Florence fled with their 3 year old son Jason as flames swept through their Oak Ridge Trailer Park home in Clay. About 40 Moyers Corners firefighters fought sub freezing conditions but the trailer could not be saved. The blaze caused about 15000 dollars in damage and the cause was under investigation.
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Leonard Bass
Oak Ridge
Clay
Bass
Florence
Jason
Moyers Corners
Robert French
Authority cancels ouster order in Syracuse rent strike case
The Syracuse Housing Authority canceled a scheduled eviction of Theodora Little and her four children after she agreed to vacate 404 Fabius St for an SHA apartment on 8 State Street. SHA foresees only five or six forcible evictions among about 50 tenants, with settlements reached in two additional cases and no appearance by defendants. If evictions occur, they would wait until after New Year.
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Syracuse Housing Authority
Authority
SHA
John T. Papworth
Theodora Little
Almond Street
Papworth
State Street
James R. Anderson
Defendents
Judges Face Remote Pay Hike Likely Unapproved
Cody Bartlett, court administrator for the Fourth Judicial Department, said it is unlikely his office would approve a salary increase for eight judges. He cited budget constraints and policy limits as key factors shaping the decision.
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Cody Bartlett
Fourth Judicial Department
Lawton
Bartlett
McGrath to Lead State Labor District in Syracuse
James F. McGrath, a veteran state Department of Labor employee since 1995, is named Syracuse district employment security superintendent. He succeeds Augustus Thomas. the $22,694 yearly post oversees hiring, job programs and listings for Onondaga Oswego Jefferson Cayuga Seneca and Cortland counties.
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James F. McGrath
State Department of Labor
Syracuse
Philip Ross
McGrath
Augustus Thomas
James St
Onondaga, Oswego, Jefferson, Cayuga, Seneca and Cortland Counties
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Washington
Dick Long
Herald-Journal
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
J. Robert Long
Liverpool
Tom Long
Syracuse Council
Knights of Columbus
Margaret
Upstate Medical Center
Garrett Park
District of Columbia
Jim Orton
Wilson Lane
Bethesda
Oneida
Hollis
Tirzah Orton
Mansion House
Kenwood
Oneida Limited
Francis Good
Rowland St
Skunk City
Alice
Dick Himes
Phoenix
Donald Venuti
Solvay
Jack Himes
North Syracuse
Donna Bradbury
Jack Kearns
Westmont Road
Westvale
Jack
Tully
West Vale
Kathleen Walker
W. High Ter
Mary Jane McCarthy
Salisbury Road
Mary Ann Taylor
E. Corey Road
Susan Blumer
Archer Road
Patricia Schleuter
Strathmore Drive
Kearns Girls
LIONS
Japan
Stuart H. Sachs
Frederick W. Sachs
Beulah A. Peterson
Alansom Road
Community General Hospital
Beulah
Sun Oil Co
Kelly Valerie
St. Mary's School
Baldwineville
Kelly
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Ralph Sims Jr
Warners
Addis
Addis Go
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Onondaga County
John F. Lawton
The
Office of Court Administration
Fairmount
PeanCan
Addis Co
Ning Ricci
L'Air du Temps
Novell
Jean Patou
Eau de Toilette
Shoppingtown
Fairmount Fair
Tri-County Mall
PennCon Mall
Chanel
UINCU
Gea
Tain
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