Army delays Fort Drum 10th Division activation
Fort Drum will host about 1,000 soldiers by September due to housing shortages in Jefferson, Lewis and St Lawrence counties. The Army plans still call for the full 10th Infantry Division of 10,000 on post by 1989, with 60 percent living off post. Commander Maj. Gen. William S. Carpenter says the schedule may shift if housing construction lags, but the end date remains a possibility to move forward if facilities improve.
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Fort Drum
William S. Carpenter
Jefferson
Lewis
St. Lawrence
Carpenter
Army
Army Times
Ter
10Th Infantry Division
Cayuga DA pushes to make job full-time in Auburn
Cayuga County District Attorney Paul Carbonaro seeks a full-time position, boosting salary from 27163 to 68000 to handle rising caseload mostly prison assault arson and child abuse. A public hearing would be needed before a local law. He would give up private practice if approved.
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Auburn
Cayuga County
Paul A. Carbonaro
Carbonaro
Fter
Auburn Correctional Facility
Joseph R. Marshall
New York State
Michael Lepak
Canastota Fires Trash Collector. Hires New Service
Canastota village board terminated Hawkins & Hurlbut Sanitary Collections amid monthly complaints of missed pickups and delays. Effective Jan 9, Shepard's Disposal Service of Oneida will handle trash collection with five contract stipulations added in June to improve service and ensure schedules are met.
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Canastota
Hawkins & Hurlbut
Donald Cerio
Cerio
Saseeh Capparelli
Shepard
Joseph Gorea
Maining
Hawking & Hurlbut
Shepard's
Gary Bruno
Bruno
Griffiss protestors charged after mass demonstration
About 35 Pax Christi members and others faced trespassing and disorderly conduct charges after entering Griffiss Air Force Base and delivering gifts during a Roman Catholic Mass commemorating the Feast of the Holy Innocents. Several were warned, then detained, as security cited base trespass rules.
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RCME
Pax Christi
Griffiss Air Force Base
Moank
Mary Ketan
Richard
Keough
Nowers
Griffiss
Carl Sahre
Carla Berrigan
Daniel
Philip Berrigan
Jerome
J.A. Ahlquist
Acton
Sabre
Berrigan
William Cuddy
Syracuse
Patricia Bergan
Berrigan, Keough
Robert Belge
Meme ‘Woolever
Carolyn Graydon
Daniel Finlay
Ithaca
Georgetown town council approves small raise amid state backlash
Georgetown town officials voted themselves a 25 dollar raise to 400 annually while condemning state lawmakers 28 percent hike to 43000. Supervisor Halloran and council member Chapin argued the large increase is excessive and urged reconsideration, noting Assemblyman McCann’s vote against it.
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Georgetown
Richard Halloran
Halloran
Madison County
New York State
Board
Jackie Chapin
John W. McCann
R-Chittenango
McCann
New York Jobless Rate Drops to 6.7 Percent in November
State Labor Department reports unemployment fell from 7.2 percent in October to 6.7 percent in November, lowest since 1973. Gains centered in New York City with Tompkins County at 5.0 percent. Cortland County saw a spike to 9.2 percent as Smith Corona layoffs hit Cortland area. Central New York areas show mixed rates from Syracuse at 6.0 percent to Utica Rome at 7.6 percent.
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Albany
New York
State Labor Department
Lillian Roberts
New York City
Tompkins County
Cortlandly
Mark Barbano
Labor Department
Syracuse
Smith-Corona
Cortland County
Barbano
Rochester
Chemical fountain of youth tests in Owasco Lake aging control
Ecologists test a phosphate binding chemical at Moravia sewage plant to reduce nutrients entering Owasco Lake. Public Health Director William Catto says the treatment bonds with phosphates, sinks them, and lowers algae blooms. Cayuga County will spend about $5,000 from a $158,000 DEC grant. Work to begin after New Year. officials caution the lake cannot be restored to its pristine early state.
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Moravia
Owasco Lake
Cayuga County
Oswego sheriff reaches out of court libel settlement
Oswego County Sheriff Charles F Nellis has reached an undisclosed out of court settlement in his libel damages suit against former Sheriff Raymond A Miller. The five year case began with a 1990 $175 million claim over a 1979 press release alleging misconduct and aimed to restore Nellis name and career.
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Oswego County
Charles F Nellis
Sherff
Raymond A. Miller
Nelis
Sad Friday
Syracuse
Terrance Hoffmann
Davinon
State Supreme Court
Nellis
Miller
Shor
T Nellis
Neilis
Wellis
Neils
State Court of Appeals
Hoffmann
Neths
Pal
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Alcambatg
Jerome Berrigan
Cayuga DA
Kramer
Carlie
Utica
Rome
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Cayuga
Heber
Chenango
Clinton
Cortland
Delaware
Genesee
Hamilton
Otsego
St Lawrence
Schuyler
Seneca
Washington
Nell MacFarquhar
Public Health
William Catto
Qwasco Inlet
Catto
Cayugs County
Department of Environmental Conservation
Hans Peters
Charles F.nellis
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