New York's youngest police chief rose early in career
Geried J. diet became longtime NYPD leader at 26 after rapid rise. As chief he balanced a demanding round the clock police schedule with frequent meetings and public duties, shaping early leadership in the department.
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Geried J. Diet
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Liverpool police chief to study law and seek judge role
Nerifather, Liverpool police chief at 31, graduates from Syracuse University College of Law and plans to use legal training to interpret laws affecting the department. He balances family, boards, and four weekly evening meetings while aiming for a future judgeship. Salary noted as 58,600 with a team of ten officers and two civilians.
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Gerald Neri
Syracuse University
Syracuse University College of
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Liverpool Police
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Elvis tribute fundraiser draws fans in Brewertown
Dozens of Elvis Presley fans filled the Castaways Inn on East River Road for a day long celebration hosted by Elvis Fans United of Syracuse. The 12th annual benefit auction raised money for the Central New York Association for the Hearing Impaired with items including an Elvis alarm clock and two velvet paintings.
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Brewertown
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Syracuse
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State aid not enough for some local governments
In 1982 Syracuse received 20.5 million in state aid, rising to 21.4 million in 1988, a 4 percent increase. City officials say inflation outpaced aid, forcing reliance on property taxes. NASBO data show higher state spending vs local aid nationally, with New York lagging.
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Maria Cuomo
Syracuse
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Kenneth Mokr2yeki
National Association of State Budget Officers
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NASBC
Anne Doyle
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Lawmakers push state takeover of veteran centers
Albany lawmakers propose a 4.65 million five year plan to run and expand Central New York Veterans Outreach Center and three others. The plan would fund centers at 200000 per year and 130000 for the state Division of Veterans Affairs, with oversight and administration help. Local veterans groups back the effort, while Cuomo notes a looming 1 billion deficit and focuses on other veteran proposals.
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State Division of Veterans Affairs
Mario Cuomo
Tom Lewis
Division of Veterans Affairs
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Tarky Lombardi Jr
ReSyracuse
Rochester
Long Island
Hudson Valley
Lewis
Senate Finance Committee
Michael Haven
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Hancock Field
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
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Lunmud
New York Cty
Cake break marks Harris murder probe at Varna Troop C HQ
Overworked New York State police in Varna near Ithaca paused for a small cake celebrating a promotion within the Harris murder investigation team. Troop C commander received oak leaves as Maj. Robert J. Farrand and Capt. Carl Shaver lead the Dryden case from the Varna command post, while officers handle calls, sketches, and ongoing inquiries into Tony and Dolores Harris and their two children killed December 22 at Ellis Hollow.
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