Hamilton residents offered home energy loss surveys
Hamilton Municipal Utilities Commission, in partnership with the New York Power Authority, makes infrared energy detection equipment available for a no wind no light survey to identify heat loss in homes. Homeowners receive diagnostic recommendations after a two hour scan, with potential for no charge follow up if demand allows.
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Hamilton
J. Edward Kaish
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Rathbone
Robert Vaisey
State Municipal Electric Utilities Association
Vaisey
Ilton
Hamilton Electric
Warard Journal
Philip Kaemans
Mike Currier
E-Quality Steel Erectors
Syracuse
Currier
Best Brands Beverage
New York
Settlement Reached In Hamilton Foremen Dispute
A tentative contract ends a long dispute between Hamilton village workers and their employers the village and the Municipal Utilities Commission. Foremen gain arbitration rights if demoted while other workers may appeal via arbitration or grievance. The 13 member union unanimously ratified the pact which includes a 6 to 7 percent pay hike for salaries from about $5.50 to $11 per hour. Sid ney Smith Jr. is named MAC foreman.
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Hamilton
Donald Pembleton
Service
Lotal 200
Afl-Cio
Municipal Utilities Commission
Village Board
MUC
Pembleton
Sidney Smith Jr
Department of Foremen
Veterans push for fairer benefits as towns reject law
In NORTH CHITTENANGO Sullivan Town Board rejected a state veterans exemption plan but says it seeks improved benefits for all service members. Members fear the law favors property owners and would raise town taxes by about seven cents per $1000. About 30 veterans attended, with World War I veteran Ray Doty supporting the state plan for Vietnam and Korea veterans.
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North Chittenango
Sullivan Town
Frederick Grasmeyer
Sullivan
Madison County
Oneida Common Council
County Board of Supervisors
Vietnam
Korea
Ray Doty
Mark Libbon Regional Editor Friday, January 4, 1985
Regional editor Mark Libbon is listed as contact on the Friday edition of January 4 1985 with the page designation Bl. The listing includes a telephone number 315 470 2200 for press inquiries.
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Mark Libbon
Two men rescue woman from sinking car in river
Two Hamilton Fireplace Co. workers on a routine drive to Heuvelton aided an 80 year old woman when her car skidded on ice and plunged into the Oswegatchie River. Using a 100 foot extension cord they pulled the car toward shore and freed the woman after smashing a window. She was treated for exposure and minor injuries at A Barton Hepburn Hospital.
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Heaverton
St. Lawrence County
Oswegatchie
Heliverton
David Grenon
Gerald Grenon
Massena
Grenon
Gerry
Billa Terwilliger
Heuvelton
Hamilton Fire Place Co
Terwilliger
A. Barton Hepburn Hospital
Ogdensburg
Cooperation urged to enforce transient merchant ordinance
Oneida officials push a new rule requiring transient merchants to obtain a license and post a $500 deposit. Hotels and motels renting space to merchants are key enforcers while residents can report activity. The law funds city revenue via a $17 per thousand sales tax and replaces local property tax for permanent merchants.
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Oneida
Ity
Perretta
Lowville Social Services offices fire prompts rebuilding debate
Lewis County lawmakers weigh whether to renovate or replace the fire-damaged Department of Social Services building on Stowe Street in Lowville after a Tuesday blaze that displaced 40 employees. Most records were spared but computer systems were knocked out and some paperwork damaged, with the department operating from temporary locations and aiming for full service within a week.
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Lowville
Lewis County
Department of Social Services
Stowe Street
Social Services
Key Bank
Cooperative Extension Office
Dorrance Moshier
Moshier
Ing
Raid-Journal
Carroll Owen
Lewis County Social Services
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Hamilton Municipal Utilities Commission
John Rathbone
New York Power Authority
Hathbane
Power Authority
Syracuse Herald-Journal
MADISON/METRO
Lindsay Kramer
Grace Perretta
Common Council
Chamber of Commerce
AJ Patricia
Paz Esarees Oreees Depos An Sar Asi Bac
Lowville Fire
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