Lottery sales rise forecast hinges on new outlets
State tax commissioner Joseph H Murphy cited current outlet restrictions for weak 1967 lottery sales and projected $84 million in 1968 if drugs stores supermarkets department stores and news stands gain authorization. He spoke to the State Bar Association in the Hilton Hotel noting education could net about $45 million from such a plan.
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Joseph H Murphy
Murphy
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SBA
Lawyers
Hilton Hotel
Keeton-O’connell
Syracuse
Waiter Accused of Drug Sale In Restaurant Scandal
A head waiter facing accusations of selling drugs, alleged to be part of a broader restaurant staff dispute. Police are investigating with no arrests reported yet.
DeWitt Man Arrested For Narcotics Sale To Minor
Patrick J. Mulligan, 22, of 632 E Willow St, held on $5000 bail after sheriffs detectives with a warrant charged him with selling narcotics to a minor in December. He was arraigned before Town Justice Edward Schepp and set to reappear on January 31.
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Sheriff's Department
Patrick J. Mulligan
E. Willow St
Public Safety Building
Mulligan
Edward Schepp
Legal and insurance talks on court congestion and reforms
In New York City discussions, Alfred S. Julien criticizes the Keeton O Connell plan as costly and unworkable. Howard Spellman reports a low reconciliation rate in divorce cases, noting 900 filings in Manhattan and the Bronx and that 75 to 90 percent of conferences do no good.
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Alfred S. Julien
N.C
American II Trials’s Association
Julien
John M. Moelmann
Chicago
Howard H. Spellman
Wisconsin
Spellman
Manhattan
Bronx
Man on arson charge in Romax Building blaze
A Stewart Street man, 24 year old Francis N. Januszka, was arrested early today and charged with first degree arson in connection with a small fire at the Romax Building at 731 James Street. He fled the Skyline Lounge on James Street, police said, after the blaze began.
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Skyline
James Street
Hliwas to mark 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Hliwa of 208 Draper Ave plan their 50th wedding anniversary with Mass at Sacred Heart Church Syracuse at 12 30 tomorrow. A reception follows Sunday Feb 4 at the Polish Home on Park Ave. They have seven children 19 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Draper Ave
Sacred Heart Church
Syracuse
Park Avenue
Hliwa
Solvay Process Co
Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Academy Mothers Club
Orchard Lake
Luton Reports Marine Pie
James A. Luton, son of Mr and Mrs George H Luton of 361 Stafford Ave, has reported for duty at the Marine Corps Supply Activity in Philadelphia. The activity serves as the inventory control point for the world wide Marine Corps supply system.
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Marine Pie
James A. Luton
George H. Luton
Stafford Ave
Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Udall proposes $1 billion water clean-up via bonds
Udall outlines a plan to leverage $200 million in available federal water pollution funds to issue bonds and seed a billion-dollar grant program for water pollution control. He said the approach could speed Clean Water Act aims while budget cuts limit nonmilitary spending.
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Congress
U.S. Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
FWPCA
Syracuse University
Bureau of the Budget
Hamilton promotes educators to new professorships
The trustees of Hamilton College announced three faculty promotions at their winter meeting in New York. Effective July 1, Donald J. Denney becomes full professor in chemistry. Austin E. Briggs, Jr. is promoted to associate professor in English. Jose B. Tate advances from instructor to assistant professor in Spanish.
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New York
Donald J. Denney
Denney
Austin E. Briggs, Jr
Briggs
Jose B. Tate
Five UFOs Spotted Over Liverpool Bayberry Area
Residents reported a live UFO display last night near Route 37 Bayberry Mov ers Cort road. Five orange lit objects moved west to north for about five minutes, silent save for a hum, with no radar confirmation from Hancockfield SAGE.
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Lastiname
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Bayberry
Cort Road
Diverse Chamber Works Set At May Memorial Church
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra features 11 musicians in a varied program at May Memorial Unitarian Church. Works include Claude Pascal Octet, Beethoven Sextet, Ritmo Jondo, and Music for a Farce. The concert is free and funded by the Music Performance Trust Fund through Local 78 AFM.
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Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
French Riviera
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Nachs
Paul Bowles
Music Performance Trust Fund
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Syracuse Symphony
John Oberbrunner
Edward Karakaian
Anthony DeAngelis
Donald Winch
Philip MacArthur
Gerald Zampino
Frank Lentini
Nashan
Calvin Custer
Henry L. Carey
Thomas Bacon
Telephone call traps burglary suspect
An alert woman prompted police to arrest 18 year old Ralph Blackshear Jr. on two burglary counts a grand larceny charge a possession of noxious material misdemeanor and a traffic violation He was found without a license driving a stolen car tailed by officers at Comstock Avenue and Comstock Place tear gas was found in the car and Blackshear was arrested The case involved a takeout service on a stolen vehicle and a witness call from Mrs Hilda Roberts
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Ralph Blackshear Jr
Oak St
Comstock Avenue
Comstock Place
Hilda Roberts
Lockwood Rd
Blackshear
Kasson
William Kocher
Karl Yackel
Ockwood Rd
Eastern
Smoker Burns Man In Brighton Ave Home Fire
James Driscoll, 39, of 145 W. Brighton Ave., was reported in serious condition at Communi ty General Hospital after a cigarette ignited his bed. Capt. Donald Sheehan of Engine Company carried him to safety as fire crews confined the blaze to the second floor. Housekeeper Gladys VanDusen was downstairs and could not reach him. Driscoll sustained second and third degree burns over his lower body, legs and arms.
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James Driscoll
Brighton Ave
Community General Hospital
Driscoll
Donald Sheehan
Engine Company
Gladys VanDusen
Savoyards Production Canceled At University Regent Theater
Two performances by the American Savoyards at University Regent Theater were canceled due to low advance ticket sales. Officials cited poor advance sales as the reason for the cancellation.
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American Savoyards
University Regent Theater
Ambulance rate hike sought by Eastern Service
Eastern Ambulance Service proposes higher rates for welfare and non social services. County Social Services Commissioner John L. Lascaris notes funds last year included 31,335 from county, 21,000 from city, 78,904 for specific services, 54,109 from state and federal sources, and 28,000 in other funds.
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Lascaris
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Eastern County Social Services Com
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State
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