Atseff Wins Graphic Arts Award for Editorial Cartoon
Timothy Atseff earns a Certificate of Award from the Graphic Arts Awards Competition for a 1975 Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year cartoon. The piece satirized the NYC fiscal crisis with the Statue of Liberty sinking in New York Harbor. The book featured 139 published cartoons, selected from about 40,000 annual titles by the Printing Industry of America.
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Herald-Journal
Timothy ‘Atseff
Graphic Arts Awards
Atseff
New York City
New York Harbor
Printing Industry of America
Graphic Arts
Red Cross Blood Donor Campaign Opens in Syracuse Area
The Red Cross launches a holiday blood donor drive appealing for all types especially A negative and A positive. Donations support open heart surgery and accident victims. Contact Syracuse Regional Red Cross Center at 636 S Warren St or visit local bloodmobiles at Jordan Methodist Church Skaneateles Fire House St Joseph's Hospital Upstate Medical Center Center Donor Room State Office Building Jamesville Elementary.
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Red Cross Center
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Jordan
Methodist Church
Chapel St
Skaneateles
Fennell St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Prospect Ave
Upstate Medical Center
E. Adams St
Center
Warren St
State Office
Jamesville
Burglary Nets $2,100 in Goods on Elm Avenue
Police report a Christmas weekend burglary at 414 Elm Ave in which Louis A. Rush, 24, reported items valued at about 2100 dollars stolen from his second floor apartment. Entry was gained by kicking in the front door and a fur coat, stereo receiver, two speakers, a turntable, two cameras with lenses, and a digital watch were taken.
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Elm Avenue
Louis A. Rush
Elm Ave
Rush
Woman revived after tub fall slips in bathtub
Crime Control Team officers helped save 33 year old city woman Patricia Barnhill who slipped and fell face down in a full bathtub. Wayne Barnhill found her and called police at 3 40 p.m. Officers Birklin Quick Haumann revived her with artificial respiration. She was taken to State University Hospital for treatment.
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Patricia Barnhill
Delaware St
Wayne
David Birklin
Birklin
James Quick
Eugene Haumann
Barnhill
State University Hospital
Mass time changes at Assumption Church in Syracuse
Assumption Church, serving Roman Catholics in Syracuse for about 112 years, will adjust its Sunday Mass schedule starting Jan 2. The 5:45 a.m. Mass is dropped, new times are 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 and 12:30 p.m with Saturday vigil moved from 5:45 p.m. to 5:40 p.m.
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Assumption Church
Syracuse
EPA staff cuts won't affect CNY sewer funds
State officials say the 65 million dollar Central New York sewer program funds are unlikely to be endangered by EPA staffing shortages in New York City. Rep. James Hanley notes most projects are well advanced or already approved, with several in Onondaga Madison Otsego counties and others statewide facing potential delays.
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New York City
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James Hanley
Syracuse
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Onondaga County
Meadowbrook
Limestone
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Madison County
Otsego County
New Jersey
Olivas celebrate 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Anthony Oliva of 154 Ken wood Ave recently celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a party at Greges Restaurant. Their five daughters and sons in law hosted, including John Celio, William Russell, Louis Monticello, Carl Sunser, and Richard Graf. The couple have seven grandchildren and Oliva is a retired Syroco Company foreman.
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Anthony Oliva
Kenwood Ave
Grege
John Celio
North Syracuse
William Russell
West Palm Beach
Fla
Louis Monticello
Clifton Park
Carl Sunser
Richard Graf
Howie
Carroll to testify before Privacy Protection Study Commission
James D. Carroll director of the Public Administration Department at Maxwell School Syracuse University is invited to testify before the Privacy Protection Study Commission at the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington on January 6, testifying on behalf of the American Political Science Association.
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Public Administration
Maxwell School
Syracuse University
Privacy Protection Study Commission
Rayburn House
Washington, D.C
Carroll
American Political Science Association
School plan changes sought for Syracuse elementary integration
Syracuse Board of Education may back a citywide voluntary integration plan for 1977-78 but key members require changes. Janet Edison and Douglas Lyon demand guidelines to avoid overcrowding and a citywide reorganization plan, while a Feb 1 deadline and possible April extension loom.
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Ly Ezra Greenhouse
Syracuse Board of Education
State Education Department
Janet Edison
Douglas Lyon
Ewald
Nyquist
Edison
Sidney Johnson
Lyon
Jon Buzzard
Johnson
Salem Hyde
Bellevue
Roberts
Edward Smith
Sumner
Buzzard
Syracuse University
Florida
Town of Onondaga Ski Programs At 90 Acres Center
Two ski programs will be sponsored this winter by the Town of Onondaga Parks and Recreation Department at 90 Acres Ski Center. Saturday mornings begin January 8 with downhill instruction for ages 7 to 15 from 9 to 10 15 a.m. followed by 1 1 2 hours of free skiing. The second program offers cross country lessons for a similar duration, plus free skiing. bus transport is provided and registration is through the recreation department at 469-5091.
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Recreation Department
Dean's List Honor for Kathleen Hackett at Cazenovia College
Kathleen C Hackett daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard F Hackett of 227 Knowell Rd Camillus has been named to the dean's list at Cazenovia College for the fall term.
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Kathleen C. Hackett
Richard F. Hackett
Knowell Rd
Camillus
Cazenovia College
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