CSEA chief blasts Carey over state contract clash
CSEA President Theodore Wenzi denounces Gov. Carey over the three year contract reopeners touching wages benefits and grievance procedures. He says negotiations stalled, layoffs loom, and criticizes the governor’s priorities as a bid for national office while noting the state has the funds to settle. The dispute awaits a legislative committee recommendation ahead of further delegates sessions.
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State Civil Service Employes Association
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Theodore C. Wenzi
Syracuse
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Wenz
Washington
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Paul Klein
SU Opens Adolescent Medicine Pediatrics Program
Syracuse University will run an adolescent medicine program for pediatric residents from Upstate Medical Center at the student health center. Dr. Audrey P. Demarest will direct as medical director and serve as clinical assistant professor in pediatrics at Upstate. Residents have completed internships and are in their second year of pediatrics training. The program, starting July 1, covers acute primary care of adolescents and young adults and is new to the university.
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Syracuse University
Upstate Medical Center
Audrey P. Demarest
Demarest
Upstate
LeMoyne College honors Dianne Duchessi on dean’s list
Dianne Duchessi daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Duchessi of 312 Renwick Drive is named to the dean’s list at LeMoyne College where she majors in sociology.
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Dianne Duchessi
Anthony Duchessi
Renwick Drive
LeMoyne College
Solvay bridge on Bridge Street closed for replacement
The early 1900s span over railroad tracks on Bridge Street in Solvay is closed this morning for a $3.85 million replacement project. Traffic detours route via Milton Avenue Willis Avenue and State Fair Boulevard with a new bridge slated to open June 16 and completion by late November. Pedestrians may use the site and local traffic will access approaches only.
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Solvay
New York State Fairgrounds
Crucible Steel
Milton Avenue
Willis Avenue
State Fair Boulevard
Houte 5
State Department of Transportation
Geddes
Camillus
Joseph Powers
Ballard Construction Co
Transportation Department
Family food costs rise as beef and pork up
The city reports a $1.34 monthly rise in a typical four person family's groceries, driven by higher beef and pork prices. The average weekly grocery bill reached $52.55, with pork chops up 26 cents a pound and rump roast up 10 cents. Milk apples and potatoes each edged higher, while sugar and soda showed price drops.
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Roberta B. Wieloszynski
CAU
Summer school program opens in Solvay high school
Solvay School District announces a summer program at the high school with remedial math English social studies and science courses plus advanced credit options in creative writing sociology economics humanities typing health driving and art. Registration runs June 24 25 26 with sessions July 1 to August 13 and exams August 13 14. a slide show at Grace Church and a Monday potluck discuss Middle East Peace projects and bring together S Oley Cutler S J.
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Madison St
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