City Editor Stan Evans Returns Friday Dec 23
City Editor Stan Evans is listed with contact details and a date line Friday December 23, 1983, indicating a staff note or schedule item. The brief entry repeats the editor name and phone number.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1983
Page
19
City Editor Stan Evans is listed with contact details and a date line Friday December 23, 1983, indicating a staff note or schedule item. The brief entry repeats the editor name and phone number.
State officials ruled DeWitt's continued payment to Garfield Casciano as building inspector illegal. By next Sunday the town will have paid Casciano about $19,000 for 1983 services, though he failed a civil service exam and the town's actions to avoid the requirement were deemed unlawful. The ruling, issued December 8 by Harold Snyder, warns that continuing payments could amount to a crime. The matter rests with Onondaga County Personnel Commissioner Edward Gusty, who may allow Casciano to keep salaries or start repayment and prosecution. Local officials say Casciano is a competent inspector and the city will comply with required actions.
Four Liverpool youths led a holiday music program at Loretto Geriatric Center and shared a joy filled concert with about 120 residents plus 400 watching from rooms. They performed Christmas classics in red satin, then plans for more shows including a series for hospitalized children.
The Liverpool Jaycee Women urge Onondaga County residents to place a lighted candle in windows on Christmas Eve to honor those who have died in Lebanon. Linda Na pierkowski says members will light their own candles in a silent communal prayer for peace in the coming year and in memory of the fallen in the name of freedom.
Ice on lines and fallen limbs caused outages in Sentinel Heights Pompey Amber Marietta and Navarino near Otisco Lake with about 330 residents affected from 5:40 to 9:30 a.m. Niagara Mohawk crews repaired lines by 2:15 p.m. Felton blamed ice storms for outages and noted unknown repair costs. In Borodino Spafford a mobile home fire at Willowdale Road caused heavy damage starting around 12:30 p.m. and spreading to multiple rooms. cause appeared linked to a water system heat tape and a messure switch.
Volunteer fire departments across Onondaga County raise funds through breakfasts barbecues and rummage sales to buy channel guards for radios to connect with the county fire control center by 1985. Southwood in Onondaga questions affordability while others recount costs and potential tax impacts.
Miscommunication between Clay town officials triggered work on a Seneca River North Little League concession building before a town board decision. The foundation for the two story 20 by 40 foot structure was laid November 12 using $600 to $700 of cement and blocks. The league will pay for construction and labor, with the building later dedicated to town ownership.
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