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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2000
Page
15
Washington reports Rep. James Walsh wins approval to equip the 174th Fighter Wing at Hancock Field with Block 30 F-16s and advanced targeting pods, making the Syracuse unit uniquely outfitted for precision bombing. Col. Robert Knauff notes the jets have low mileage and will serve 10 to 14 years, with the pods central to future missions.
Annie J. Butler 92 of Rome New York died Tuesday in Rome nursing home. Born Cortland she worked in Cortland City Hall tax assessor and was a St Anthony’s Cortland communicant. Survived by son F Joseph Buttino Jr two sisters two brothers and a priest. Services Saturday St Anthony’s Cortland with burial at St Mary’s Cortland. Bertim Riccardi Funeral Home Cortland arranging. Contributions to charity. Mary E Brennan 67 Tequesta Florida died Monday. Born Oneida she lived Missouri nine years before moving to Florida in 1977. Worked for New York Telephone Co. Survivors two daughters Lynda and Michelle two sons Gary and John no grandchildren. Services Saturday First Unitarian Church North Palm Beach Florida. J Homer Ball Funeral Home Canastota arranging. Contributions American Lung Association. Carrie M VanDonsel 91 Little York Lake Road Homer died Tuesday at home. Born South Dakota she and husband ran a dairy farm in Homer for 30 years. Member St Margaret’s Homer and Homer Grange 834. Husband William died in 1994 five? grandchildren three great grandchildren one great great grandchild Survivors listed. Services 10 a.m. Saturday St Margaret’s Homer Burial St Mary’s Cortland. Calling hours 5 to 7 p.m. Friday Donald L Barber Funeral Home Homer. Contributions Hospice Foundation of Cortland County.
The New York Penn region reports blood reserves at 47 percent of hospital needs, with 36 percent on Tuesday. Donor shortages amid summer vacations push the nationwide shortfall to a decade high, threatening a three day supply and raising urgency before Labor Day.
The Red Cross urges more donors as supply runs low amid rising need for blood. Local Syracuse drives at 636 S. Warren St. run 7 a.m.–2 p.m. Mon Tue Fri and 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Wed Thu, with summers cutting school drives. Most donors are around 45 and male, though anyone 17 or older weighing 110 pounds can donate.
The state pursues more than 30 000 restitution and a performance bond against Conklin and related firms for shoddy work, unpaid repairs, and demands before due. The case cites 750 complaints nationwide, with addresses in Syracuse Binghamton and Central Square, plus older actions against Precision Roofing Co. and Richard Dame. Spitzer urges filing complaints via the Consumer Fraud Hotline.
Salina officials outlined steps for a $40 million pediatric medical complex on Buckley Hopkins roads, detailing the environmental impact study scope. Town Engineer Frank Mento called the draft scoping outline the first version, as engineers and lawyers advised what to include for the study.
Summerwood Children’s Village proposes a 33 acre health care complex at Buckley and Hopkins roads. The site would include pediatric offices clinics day care centers and specialist practices with Dracker guiding the draft for town board review and an environmental study focusing on traffic and nearby development.
Dick Case reports on the Skaneateles Lake outhouse poster project “Privies Past and Present” by Amy Samuels and Rich Abbott. The effort documents about 100 surviving privies, their history, and the push to replace them with compost toilets as water quality education and preservation efforts continue.
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