County opens 81 with deficits and tight 1981 outlook
Onondaga County comptroller David R. Elleman announced a General Fund deficit of 1.5 million for 1981, under seven tenths of one percent of the 1980 budget, with a 572,510 deficit in the Road Fund. Despite gains in 1980, revenues lagged. officials vow budget reviews and bi weekly reports to avoid erosion of the AAA credit rating.
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Onondaga
David R. Eileman
Nicholas J. Pirro
Legislature
Ways and Means
John C. Kanaley
Elleman
Erleman
Pirro
Office of Management and Budget
Eleman
Kanaley
Comptroller
Rushlow sentenced after burglary conviction
Thomas Rushlow of 207 Lilac St was sentenced by Acting state Supreme Court Justice William J. Burke to two to four years in state prison after a Jan 22 verdict of third degree burglary third degree grand larceny and second degree criminal possession of stolen property tied to the Dec 3 1979 theft of cigarettes from a Taft Road gas station in Clay. He had been acquitted twice before in Cortland and Onondaga counties. He also pled guilty to second degree attempted burglary as part of a plea bargain, resulting in the two to four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
State Supreme Court
William J. Burke
Thomas Rushlow
Lilac St
Rushlow
Taft Road
Henry Clay
Clay
Alan Rosenthal
Cortland
Onondaga
Rushtow
Rosenthal
Dolan to leave Fowler High for district post
Patrick Dolan will resign as Fowler High School principal on March 16 to become Syracuse School District administrator for school services and pupil transportation at a $34,000 salary. He will oversee transportation, parent and personnel relations, while the district recruits a new Fowler principal.
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Robert Sperber
Fowler High School
Patrick Dolan
Syracuse
Dolan
Julius E. Double
Fowler
Shirley Davis
Board of Education
Double
Transportation
Civil Service
Donald Lammers
Davis
Meachem
Margaret Naseman
Eleanor Zebrowski
Murphy to speak on lifelong learning Bill of Rights
Garrett W. Murphy director of the state Education Department's Division of Continuing Education will speak at Syracuse University's Bird Library about the new lifelong-learning Bill of Rights. He will address from 2 to 3 30 p.m. in the 1916 room. For more information contact Dr. William M. Rivera at 423 3034.
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State Education Department
Division of
Syracuse University
Bird Library
William M. Rivera
Radisson residents reassured over potential contamination risk
Officials told about 75 to 80 Radisson residents last night that after 37 years there is little chance the ground is contaminated by toxic wastes. Health Department and Dames & Moore explained testing procedures and expect results in 30 to 45 days. The site, once part of the New York Ordnance Works, was reportedly decontaminated, though residents remain wary of media and politicians' reporting.
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Radisson New Community
Radisson
Radisson Development Office
Robert Schultz
Radisson Development
State Urban Development Corp
State Health Department
Dames & Moore
Schultz
Radisson New Community Iuilt
New York Ordnance Works
State Assembly Task Force On
Baldwinsville
Health Department
Arhulty
Cemetery workers plan protest at parish church
Cemetery workers at St. Agnes and St. Marys cemeteries plan to picket St Patrick s Catholic Church this weekend over a labor dispute with Rev. James Fritzen administrator of the cemeteries. SEIU Local 200 has filed unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB alleging discrimination and erosion of the bargaining unit. A union spokesman cited layoffs and promotions shrinking the union from fourteen to ten workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
St. Mary's
Minoa weighs cuts to curb a near million dollar budget
Minoa officials seek taxpayer input on a 1981 82 budget near 1 million dollars up from 887 000 with a 4 79 to 4 51 tax rate. Mayor Crossett cites population growth and inflation prompting potential savings in recreation equipment police and road works. Firefighters propose renaming ambulance service to Emergency Rescue and First Aid Squad to preserve volunteer duties while cutting ambulance operations.
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Bob Curley
Minoa
Donald C. Crossett
Crossett
Loretta Sturrick
John Johnson
DPW
Minoa Fire Department
Robert Essig
Essig
Manlius
Nader to Address NYPIRG Conference in Albany
Ralph Nader will speak to NYPIRG members at its spring conference in Albany with over 40 workshops on topics from bottle bills to toxic disposal. About 800 attendees are expected, including journalists from The New York Times and Village Voice. Syracuse volunteers invited. bus, meals, and housing included for $10. Dr and Mrs I Herbert Katz to be honored at 8 p.m. farewell service in Temple Adath Yeshurun as Katz retires after 50 years in Syracuse.
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Ralph Nader
New York Public Interest Research Group, Inc
Nader
Nypirg
Albany
New York Times
The
Village Voice
Syracuse Area
I. Herbert Katz
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Kimber Road
Dr. Katz
Syracuse
Calkins Wins DAR Essay Contest Title Strand
Calkins daughter of Daniel and Mrs Calkins of 149 Burdick Ave wins first place in the 1981 Daughters of the American Revolution essay contest. Her essay Count Francois Joseph Paul de Grasse explores A Military Leader at the Battle of Yorktown. SS John the Baptist Academy student. Seven Catholic schools entered. Awards to be presented at the March meeting after papers are read to parents and DAR members. Winning essays advance to the state chairman for higher competition.
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Anne M. Calkins
Daniel Calkins
Burdick Ave
Asa Danforth
Francois Joseph Paul de Grasse
Yorktown
SS John the Baptist Academy
DAR
Woman of the Year Mildred Woods Honored by Zeta Phi Beta
Mildred Woods, area-wide om budsman for Syracuse City School District, named Woman of the Year by Zeta Phi Beta. Judith M. Brooks will speak at Hotel Syracuse branch. Woods named for her parenting work and community service. Contact Myriene M. Jones for tickets.
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Mildred Woods
Syracuse City
Zeta Phi Beta
Syracuse
Judith M. Brooks
Martin Luther King Jr
Woods
White House
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama State University
Syracuse University
Suny At Cortland
Sisters
Myriene M. Jones
LeVine Earns Who's Who Honor at Liverpool High School
William R. LeVine Jr. of 4278 Virgo Course Liverpool is named Who's Who Among American High School Students. A Liverpool High School senior, he plans to attend Le Moyne College after acceptance for the fall.
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William R. LeVine Jr
William R. LeVine
Virgo
Liverpool
Liverpool High School
le Moyne College
Energy Dept Officials to Attend Syracuse Conference
Federal Energy Department representatives will join a day long energy conference at Henninger High School in Syracuse sponsored by Syracuse United Neighbors. The event features workshops on energy legislation public power weatherization nuclear power and home energy assistance with registration at 9 a.m. Contact SUN at 476 7475 for details.
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Federal Department of Energy
Syracuse
Syracuse United Neighbors
Henninger High School
Robinson St
SUN
Archaeology programs and events in Syracuse area
Tomorrow the William M. Beauchamp Chapter of NYS Archaeology Association meets at Syracuse University School of Nursing to present Fortress of Louisbourg in Nova Scotia and Furnace Brook Site. Also listed are DAEMEN COLLEGE open house at Syracuse Sheraton and other local craft and fitness events with Times, locations, and contact numbers.
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Louisbourg
Nova Scotia
Furnace Brook
William M. Beauchamp
New York State Archaeology Association
Syracuse University School of Nursing
Ostrom Ave
Daemen College of Amherst
Syracuse
Syracuse Sheraton
Seventh North Street
Electronics Parkway
North Syracuse man missing since Monday
A 45 year old North Syracuse man, Raymond N. Sindone of 7223 Rosewood Circle, left for work Monday and has not been seen. Police found his 1979 burgundy Chevy station wagon abandoned near U Hual on Taft Road with flashers on and keys in ignition. Deputies seek a blond woman in a yellow Monte Carlo or Buick Regal and ask anyone with information to call 425 2111.
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North Syracuse
Raymond N. Sindone
Rosewood Circle
Wolf Street
Sindone
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McKeen
Troller
David R. Elleman
Ways and Means Committee
Fowler High
Robert Allen
Allen
Murphy
Katz Is Honored
Calkins
LeVine
Creative Expressions
Beaver Lake
Beaver Lake Nature Center
North Syracuse Parks and Recreation Department
Main Street
North
Raymond Sindone
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