City Hall raises surprise 5.5 percent for City Hall staff
The Board of Estimate approved a 5.5 percent raise for City Hall non union staff led by Corporation Counsel David Garber, who now earns 57 304, surpassing Mayor Lee Alexander. The action, part of the 1985 budget plan, drew criticism for lack of public notice and consultation from officials including Council leaders and budget staff.
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City Hall executive pay raises raise questions
Sprague could not state the cost of proposed salary increases while Mahoney denied any discussion of raises. The council’s first unilateral salary hike in seven years lacked prior approval, contradicting the 1985 budget deliberations. The Republican leader noted the increases were not discussed in the budget talks.
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The Boss Springsteen Rocks Syracuse Dome Show
Bruce Springsteen and the EB Street Band electrified Syracuse University’s Carrier Dome in a four hour Saturday night finale. The crowd roared as the veteran rocker played through a career spanning set in front of more than 86 000 fans who packed the venue for a nationwide tour closer. The performance echoed through the city reaching Nottingham High School and beyond.
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Reagan uncertain about arms accord talks start March 12
President Reagan voiced uncertainty on prospects for Soviet arms talks opening March 12 in Geneva. He said he was not euphoric about an accord before his second term ends while expressing cautious optimism and pledging to stay at the table. He warned against deeper military cuts and noted possible Soviet hints about Chernenko’s health affecting negotiations. Reagan also cited Nicaragua support from Iran Libya and the PLO as potentially involving training and munitions.
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Doctors weigh quitting as premiums rise in New York
Syracuse neurosurgeon Dr. Herbert Lourie may retire early due to escalating malpractice costs. He currently pays about $30,000 annually, could jump to $125,000 next year. Physicians warn premiums threaten practice, driving defensive medicine and higher patient bills. lawmakers face bills to curb frivolous suits and reform mandatory trial rules.
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Bernardi Favored Over Mayor In Syracuse Poll
An early Herald American poll of 789 registered Syracuse voters shows Roy Bernardi as the leading potential mayoral candidate, with 33 percent overall when matched against an eight-candidate field and 58 percent in a head-to-head against incumbent Mayor Lee Alexander. The survey notes a 5 point margin of error.
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