Wortley Says He May Back Draft If Needed
Freshman Rep. George C. Wortley told Jamesville-DeWitt juniors that he would vote to draft them if military chiefs say the volunteer system cannot supply enough fit men for modern weapons. He defended conservative views on stamps aid limits, opposed Squat Rights Amendment, and supported increased military spending while preserving Social Security and Medicaid.
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George C. Wortley
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Wortley
Afghanistan
Poland
Reagan
Teens admit robbery in East Side liquor store holdup
Two local teens pleaded guilty to first degree robbery in County Court for the knifepoint holdup of Iwanski's Liquor Store on Burnet Avenue. James H. Wilcox and Daniel V. Briedis admitted the January 23 robbery that netted about $120 and liquor. judge indicated five years probation under youthful offender status, sentencing set for March 30.
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East Side
James H. Wilcox
Rugby Road
Daniel V. Briedis
N. Main St. Minoa
Patrick Cunningham
Iwanski
Burnet Ave
Ann Iwanski
Wilcox
Henninger High School
Erie Boulevard East
Briedis
Cunningham
City-PBA talks head to binding arbitration
Negotiations between the city and the Police Benevolent Association move to binding arbitration hearings Monday overseen by Rodney Davis of the NYU School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Police demand immediate 10 to 12 percent pay rise plus improved benefits, rejecting the firefighters deal.
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Police Benevolent Association
Rodney Davis
New York City
State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Firefighters Association
PBA
Stanley G. Prue
Prue
Three arraigned on toy store theft counts
Jere Cohan James Payne and Lisa LaLonde were arraigned in City Police Court on second degree criminal possession of stolen property a Class E felony. Each pleaded innocent and was remanded to jail in lieu of 1000. A Tuesday reappearance was set. Payne also faces a charge of threatening to harm with a box cutter. Police nabbed them after a safe was removed from Kids Town at 400 S Clinton St and $150 in cash found inside.
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Kids' Town
South Clinton Street
Jere Cohan
Ballantyne Road
James Payne
Clinton St
Lisa LaLonde
Alexandria Ay
J. Richard Sardine
Public Safety Building
Payne
Michael J. Kerwin
William Hanna
West Fayette Street
Tractor safety class scheduled by Cayuga Extension
The Cayuga County Cooperative Extension Association schedules a tractor safety and maintenance course at 7 15 p m to 10 45 p m on March 2 4 16 and 23 with sessions covering safe operation and upkeep of farm machinery.
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Auburn
Cayuga County Cooperative Extension Association
Car crashes hospitalize two in Salina and Clay towns
Two motor vehicle crashes last night in Onondaga County sent two people to local hospitals. An 18 year old pedestrian on Bear Road near Harris Circle was taken to State University Hospital with a shoulder and upper arm injury after a mirror strike by a westbound car driven by Carol A. Hinman. A Prycar passenger was hospitalized at St. Joseph's with neck pain after a collision on Route 11 north of Lawrence Road involving a car driven by Carolyn A. Ayling. debt deputy W L Blake issued Ayling a summons for following too closely.
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Clay
Onondaga County Sheriff's Deputies
Bear Road
Harris Circle
State University Hospital
Richard Waich
Medford Road
Lyncourt
NAVAC
Carol A. Hinman
Cynthia Drive
Lawrence Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sherry Painter
Carolyn A. Ayling
Painter
Jean M. Galasky
Vine St
Laverpaul
W.L. Blake
Miss Ayling
Geddes faces 25000 claim over campaign sign incident
A 20 year old Solvay resident filed a $25,000 claim against the town of Geddes alleging willful acts by Supervisor Manuel Martinez and Police Chief James Demperie related to an alleged Halloween night campaign sign vandalism. The claimant seeks restitution and seeks court action if not paid within a year.
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Geddes
Solvay
Manuel Martinez
Daniel Fedrizzi
Alice Ave
Fedrizzi
Zimmer
Anthony DiCaprio
Martinez
James Demperie
Demperie
di Capria
Three plans proposed to handle dwindling Bville students
Baldwinsville citizens form a three-plan set on district redistricting amid enrollment declines. The majority urges Elizabeth Street Elementary closure this fall with later review. Minority reports push delaying closure or favor closing other schools, plus a long-range study. Public hearings run Feb 24 to Mar 4 ahead of a March 16 board decision.
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Baldwinsville Central School
Citizens Advisory Committee On
Elizabeth Street
John J. Buckley Jr
Baldwinsville Board of Education
Thomas
A. Brown
Brown
van Buren
McNamara
Palmer
Jane Kinsley
Joseph H. O'Brien
Edward Russ
George A. Straub
Buckley
Baker High School
Baker
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