Stable Economy Outlook From Syracuse Chamber Panel
Four top executives forecast a steady 1977 in Central New York with moderate food price gains, higher energy costs, continued auto sales, and rising housing begins. Agriculture and finance leaders cite ample energy supply, inflation trends, and housing demand as key factors shaping the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Porcello Sabvels
New York
Greater Syracuse
Crouse-Hinds Co
Syracuse University
Melvin A. Eggers
Goddard
New York State
Torrey
Energy
Niagara Mohawk
OPEC
Witting
Syracuse
Wehrle
Wood ends 17 years as surrogate
Laurence D. Wood ends 17 years as Onondaga County surrogate amid a retirement reception at the County Courthouse. Former Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller had appointed him in 1959 to fill the term of the ill Charles R. Milford. Wood, 70, plans to stay in law and perhaps open an office downtown.
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Jeff Rea
Laurence D. Wood
Onondaga County
W. Winterton Day
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wood
Charles R. Milford
Bernard L. Reagan
William F. Baker
Burlingame Road
Ester Wynkoop
Ann
Italy
Laurence Jr
Syracuse University
Day
Buffington Road
Syracuse University College of Law
Onondaga County Receives Motor Vehicle Tax Share
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced Onondaga County’s quarterly motor vehicle tax receipts totaled 158389 for the three months ended September 30. The county’s share, distributed under the State Highway Law, is about 16000 higher than the same period in 1975.
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Onondaga County
Arthur Levitt
Right Turn on Red Law Expands in Syracuse Area
Syracuse begins statewide right turn on red except where prohibited starting Saturday. DOT officials say about 15 percent of 900 city approach situations may be posted no turn, with demonstrations showing typical scenarios at Wadsworth and Cadillac.
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Raymond Novak
New York City
State Department of Transportation
Orla Wood
DOT
Wadsworth
Cadillac
Wood
Novak
Syracuse
FEC probes Rome ad campaigns linked to Hanley race
The Federal Election Commission investigates John Arena for failing to file expenditure reports for ads opposing Rep. James M. Hanley and praising Wortley. The pro-life accusations and ads appeared Oct 31 and Nov 1 in local papers, with totals around 1285 dollars. Arena says he funded the ads personally and claims no knowledge of required filings.
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Federal Election Commission
Rome
James M. Hanley
Charles Fahey
FEC
John Arena
Charles J. Fahey
Arena
Hanley
Msgr
Fahey
James Hanley
Syracuse
Thomas DeYulla
DeVulla
George C. Wortley
32Nd
New York
James Buckley
Wortley
Catholic Sun
DeYulia
Timberlake Board Urged to Close More Schools
Timberlake vice president Mrs. Timberlake charged the Syracuse board of education with remiss conduct for proposing only four elementary closings next September amid declining enrollment and rising costs. She urged evaluating junior high facilities and more school closures to meet desegregation goals, calling for immediate action before a Feb. 1 Nyquist deadline.
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Syracuse Board of Education
Constance Timberlake
Nichols
Jefferson
Timberlake
Janet Edison
Douglas Lyon
Jon Buzzard
Williams denies burglary charge in Police Court
Donald Willigins, 22, of 1813 E Fayette pleaded innocent to a third degree burglary charge. Judge Rocco P Regueno set bail at 7500 dollars and ordered a January 19 reappearance. Police allege he entered Esther Stern's home at 427 Buckingham Ave and took her purse around 410 p.m. yesterday.
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Donald Willigins
E. Fayette Sr
Rocco P. Regueno
Esther Stern
Buckingham Ave
Three towns seek traffic study on trolley bed road plan
Officials from Camillus Onondaga and Marcellus ask the Onondaga County Legislature for a traffic study of the Taunton and Howlett Hill sections in the Town of Onondaga linked to a proposed road along the old Syracuse Auburn Electric Railroad bed.
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Onondaga County
Taunton
Howlett Hill
Onondaga
Syracuse-Auburn
Salanger
Camillus
Marcellus
Onondaga Boulevard
Camillus-Onondaga
Kasson Road
Corporal Welch
Howlett Hill Road
Clay landfill closure deadline pressed by councilman
Councilman Frank Rove urges county executive John Mulroy to compel the Onondaga County Solid Waste Authority to close the Clay landfill by Saturday due to potential health hazards. He demands assurances of an alternative disposal site for residents and warns against extension that would prolong pollution. Officials say no concrete replacement site exists and consider extensions only with solid alternatives and proper approvals.
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Clay
Frank Rove
County Solid Waste Authority
John H. Mulroy
Rose
State Department of Environmental Conservation
The
Onondaga County Solid Waste Authority
William Hicks
DEC
SWDA
Peter Capppuccilli
Paul Curtin
Curtin
Mulray
Solid Waste Authority
Hicks
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Ronald N. Goddard
Richard F. Torrey
Chris J. Witting
Robert F. Wehrle
Williams
Rocco Pirro
Onondaga Super
Lysander
State University Hospital
Jean Dean
Damascus
Linda Martin
Peck Road
Paul Kolodalejexyk
Visor
Daniel Leary
John Bednarski
Michael Cunningham
William Southern
John C. Kanaley
Onondaga Planning Boards
Councilman
Dan Padov
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