Court ruling allows county OTB parlors without second vote
Madison County off track betting parlors may stay open despite a failed petition drive for a public referendum. The Appellate Division upheld a December 1987 state Supreme Court ruling that dismissed Barbara Martin's suit, confirming the Madison County Board of Supervisors acted within authority when placing the OTB issue on the November ballot. Parlors currently operate in Chittenango, Bridgeport and Oneida.
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Brian Held
Albany
Madison County
State Supreme Court
David Lee Jr
Chittenango
Barbara Martin
Martin
County Board of Supervisors
Board
Capital District
McDermott
Drive
Lee
Bridgeport
Oneida
Rejected lion cubs draw crowd at Fort Rickey Farm
At Fort Rickey Game Farm two surviving lion cubs, a male and female, stage their first public appearance as keeper Len Cross explains their mother Jasmine has rejected them. The cubs, bottle-fed after the other sister died, face infection risk without maternal antibodies and will remain under Cross protection for several weeks.
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Marguerite Drogo Rome
Jasmine
Fort Rickey
Len Cross
Cross
Connie Munro
Utica Zoo
Munro
Jasper
Herald-Journal
Mike Cromensts
Stanley L Evans Regional Editor July 28 1982
Stanley L Evans regional editor is cited with contact 470-2200 in the July 28 1982 Tuesday page. The brief data shows staff attribution and a date line typical of a newspaper masthead.
Odor mystery at Oneida sewage plant baffling engineers
In Oneida the source of a recurring raw sewage odor near the treatment plant perplexes residents and engineers. Gary McCollum of OBrien and Gere notes the plant’s second stage, now online four weeks, lacks time to reach full efficiency and may or may not be the odor source. Water tests would follow if odor persists.
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Oneida
O'Brien
Gere
Gary McCollum
McCollum
Durhamville
Lake Road
Oneida Creek
Patricia Rector
Merber Group
Tragic Ogdensburg infant dies after car door opens
Noah Christopher Montpelier, two months old, died when the front passenger door opened as Cathy Montpelier backed from the driveway at 923 Ford St. The baby fell from a front seat child restraint and was run over by the right front tire. Coroner Dr. Hugh Frame ruled a fractured skull as the cause. no investigation planned.
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Ogdensburg
Noah Christopher Montpelier
Hugh Frame
St. Lawrence County
Cathy A. Montpelier
Ford St
Julie Montpelier
Cathy Montpelier
Hearing on Utica Rome evacuation plan draws fire
A state Assembly subcommittee hearing in Utica focused on a national civil defense plan to evacuate and relocate the Utica Rome area in a nuclear war. Physicians for Social Responsibility and local officials criticized the plan as flawed and dangerous, arguing it presumes two weeks notice and places evacuees in unsafe accommodations.
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Utica-Rome
Physicians Group
Utica
State Assembly
Civil Defense
Mark Siegel
D-Manhattan
New York State
Physicians For Social Responsibility
Irwin Redlener
New Hartford
National Board
Redlener
Utica- Rome
Griffiss
Cuca
Education Opportunity Center opens doors in urban library
In Syracuse a nondescript building at 100 New St houses the Educational Opportunity Center of SUNY, part of Morrisville State College. The free program serves adults seeking high school equivalency and college or job market preparation, with a public library feel including a job bank, study space, and workshops.
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Salina
Central Tech
Mulberry Square
New St. Ills
Educational Opportunity Center
State University of New York
Syracuse
Morrisville State College
Florine Walker
Ucessas
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Carroll
Philip Stillman
Robert McDer
SYRACUS_ HERALD-JOURNAL
Lake Street
Webb
Herkimer County
Ilion High School
EOC Library
Seth
Morrisville
New St
Teesement
Dick Case
Sar Fetaman
Pam Smith
Robeson
Florence Beer
EOC
Biewk
National Library
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