Night court debate questions cost versus justice
County officials consider night arraignments to reduce jail stays and save money. Judges say it is rare but possible, while state approval and funding remain uncertain amid budget pressures. Syracuse weighs a night court package as City Hall studies state legislative actions and fiscal impacts.
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Wiliam Burke
Cty Court
Louis Mariani
Wdges
City Hall
New York City
Syracuse
Upstate
New York
City Editor Stan Evans Leads Page BL Der 2 1983
Stan Evans, City Editor, guides the Wednesday Der section in Page BL for 1983s edition. The brief note credits Evans with overseeing the desk and coordinating content.
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Stan Evans
Cicero Assemblyman seeks 154 upscale homes on 34 acres
Michael J. Bragman and wife Susan asked the Cicero Planning Board on Tuesday to rezone their 34 acre parcel from agricultural to planning unit development residential. The plan by architect Richard Sulzinger calls for 70 townhouses 72 apartments and 12 duplex units with green space and self contained units. The board will vote on the rezoning at the Jan 16 meeting. Bragman says he bought the land years ago for future development plans and intends to decide later on construction and financing. The entire property is assessed at 37 000.
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Michael J. Bragman
Cicero
Thompson Road
Bragman
Susan
Cicero Planning Board
Richard Sulzinger
Malcolm Camidge
Onondaga County
Bombard Buick wins reprieve to seek appeal in bankruptcy case
Bankruptcy Judge Leon Marketos stayed a Monday order converting Pat Bombard Buick Inc from Chapter 11 to Chapter 7 pending appeal. The Syracuse area dealer owes about 1.5 million, with New York state as the largest creditor. Bombard's attorney said the stay preserves hope of keeping the business afloat while questions about the plan are heard in federal court.
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Pat. Bombard
Buick
Teall Avenue
U.S
Leon Marketos
Pat Bombard
Buick Inc
Bruno
Syracuse
Bombard
New York
General Motors
Games to Buffalo for 1985 and 1986 Empire State Games
Buffalo will host the Empire State Games in 1985 and 1986 after Gov Mario Cuomo proclaimed the move, ending Syracuse’s hold on the midsummer event that brings about 6000 athletes coaches and officials to 24 Olympic style events. Syracuse and Buffalo officials welcomed the decision and city leaders called it a reasonable compromise while planning for the future hub city arrangement.
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Greater Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Tim Maloney
Maloney
Mario Cuomo
Buffalo
Syracuse
Cuomo
State Office of Parks and Recreation
New York
Lee Alexander
Alexander
Creep Calls Spur Advice In Syracuse Area
Readers report a man impersonating store employees calling women in Syracuse. Police and store officials advise hanging up quickly, using a whistle, and not engaging. A few cases involve harassment with no repeated calls.
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Syracuse
Sam
Finaily
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