Syracuse Mall deal not dead says Lynch despite deadline
John Lynch of Eagan Real Estate says Almy's Inc plans to lease space in Syracuse Mall remain viable after a UDC deadline lapsed. He notes Almy's executives will visit next week to assess space and potential reconfiguration of witherill's and other mall buildings.
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UDC
John Lynch
Eagan Real Estate
State Urban Development Corp
Almy’s Inc
Syracuse
Lynch
Almy’s
S. Salina
W. Fayette
Witherill
Fayette
Clinton
Witherill's
E.W. Edwards
Clinton Square
United Way Threatens to End YMCA Support Over Guidelines
United Way of Central New York approved a plan placing the YWCA on provisional status for six months. If the YWCA fails to meet guidelines, UW funding could be reduced for the first half of 1980, with no funding after June 30, 1980, while other board actions included a service agreement with United Way of Oswego and rejection of NEHDA’s neighborhood merger appeal.
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United Way
Central
New York
YWCA
Molly Corbett Broad
Jean Reeve
United Way Board
Tions
East Onondaga Street
Task Force
United Way of
Oswego
Central New York
Wehrle
Oswego Board of Directors
Key Bank 50 Kilometer Race Sets Downtown Course
Hundreds help organize the Key Bank 50 Kilometer mass start race with officials from the United States Cycling Federation, police, fire, parks, and local groups. The 0.9 mile downtown course runs from 201 South Warren Street counterclockwise along East Genesee and nearby streets, with traffic patterns timed to avoid church services and city flows. Volunteers from Red Cross, Marine Corps League, American Legion, YMCA, and radio operators assist, while timing and refereeing are handled by USCF officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cycling Federation
Key Bank
Police and Fire Departments
Transportation, Parks and Recreation
Downtown Committee
Onondaga Cycling Club
South S
Warren St
Genesee
Latvia
Onondaga
Warren Streets
Peter Wright
Marine Corps League
American Legion Post 41
Key Bank Club
Transportation Department
Ray Storto
Red Cross First Aid
John Loningham
William Dutch
All Right Parking
YMCA
Parks and Recreation
Robert Feak
Jim Konski
USCF
Juvenile Offender Law Talk At YMCA Forum
Legal experts discuss the Juvenile Offender Law of 1978 at 12 30 p m Tuesday in Room 200 at the YMCA. Sponsored by the Central New York chapter of the NYCLU the Coalition for Health and Welfare of Syracuse and the YMCA. Participants include Family Court Judge Edward J McLaughlin Lt William Reidy of the Syracuse Police Youth Division Assistant District Attorney John G Duncan attorney John Brunetti and Lucia Whisenand. Audience questions will follow and cover prosecution of 13 14 and 15 year olds in criminal court.
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YMCA
Central New York
The
New York Civil Liberties Union
Coalition For Health and Welfare of
Syracuse
Edward J. McLaughlin
William Reidy
Syracuse Police Department
John G. Duncan
John Brunetti
Lucia Whisenand
McLaughlin
Blood Drive in Honor of Roy Peck by Caughdenoy Fire Dept
The Caughdenoy Fire Department and American Red Cross host a Bloodmobile from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the East Side fire station on Prospect Street to honor the late Roy Peck, a former firefighter who died May 28. For questions, contact Mike Walters at 668-7714.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caughdenoy
NM seeks broader budget plan for Niagara Mohawk customers
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp asked the state Public Service Commission for permission to expand its budget plan from space heating residential customers to all residential and small general service electricity and gas customers. About 100,000 are now on the plan. the company serves 1.3 million in classes 1 and 2. The plan spreads annual costs over 12 months, so billing and meter read cadence are flexible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
State Public Service Commission
Fogs Etiaie
Buffalo teen denies trespass at Brunswick Holiday Bowl
Michael J. Gleason a 16 year old of Buffalo pleaded not guilty to third degree criminal trespass at City Court before Judge Louis Mariani. He was arrested after an April 30 incident at Brunswick Holiday Bowl Erie Boulevard E where he remained inside the premises overnight and broke a key in an exit door while officials reported missing funds from Muscular Dystrophy Association containers Bail set at 590 dollars bond or 50 dollars cash Gleason to return Monday for reappearance
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Buffalo
Louis Mariani
Michael J. Gleason
Brunswick Holiday Bowl
Erie Boulevard
Gleason
Man Denies Forgery Charge In Police Court
Harold M. Rush 116 Kirk Ave pleaded innocent in Police Court to second degree criminal possession of a forged instrument. Rush, held on a probation violation at the Public Safety Building jail, allegedly forged Edward Day's signature on account transactions and used the charge card during January and February this year. He is scheduled to reappear in court Tuesday.
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Public Safety Building
Harold M. Rush
Kirk Ave
Edward Day
Rush
Planners to Meet With County Planning Board Session
The Onondaga County Planning Board will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the 11th floor conference room of the Civic Center at 421 Montgomery Street to discuss local planning matters.
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Onondaga County Planning Board
Civi Center
Montgomery St
Chase ends in arrest of cyclist
An 18-year-old Jamesville youth Donald J. Cook was arrested by Minoa police after a foot and vehicle chase outside the village following behavior near the Minoa Field Days. He faced charges including trespassing reckless driving operating an uninsured unregistered and uninspected motorcycle failure to yield to an emergency vehicle and driving out of vehicle class. He was arraigned and jailed on bail with court dates set for June 6 and June 7.
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Jamesville
Minoa
Vincent Tripoli
Donald J. Cook
Seneca Turnpike
Tripoli
Cook
R.W. Gates
Paul Waltz
Minoa Village
Margaret Green
Public Safety Building
Manlius
Green Hills Farm to Open Third Area Supermarket
Area supermarket growth in Shop City accelerates with Green Hills Farm planning a July 1 opening for its third area store in the mall complex. Niagra Frontier Services aims to expand Tops Markets into Syracuse area Wilson Farms locations. Wegmans, Price Chopper, Chicago Markets, and P C add stores or facilities across Central New York as sat prep.
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Green Hills Farm
Shop City
Eat
Niagara Frontier Services Inc
Tops Markets
Wilson Farms
Syracuse
Buffalo
Chicago Markets
South Avenue
W. Onondaga
Price Chopper
Camillus Plaza
W.T. Grant Co
Wegman’ S
DeWitt
Wegman
P &C
Trailiers
New York
Michael J. Falcone
Peter Muserlian
Princials
Upper New York
Empany
Acme
Green Hills
Court upholds rape conviction in Fairmount case
An appeals court in Rochester unanimously affirmed the County Court jury finding that 20-year-old Anthony Campolito was guilty of first degree rape for an August 1977 attack on a 17-year-old girl. Prosecutors John A. Cirando and Thomas W. Ryan argued the appeal for the district attorney. Campolito is serving a zero to seven year term.
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Fairmount
State Supreme Court
Rochester
Anthony Campolito
John A. Cirando
Thomas W. Ryan
Camposito
Driver Charged After Cortlandville Crash
A Syracuse man, James R. Clark, 22, was arrested after his car failed to negotiate a curve on Kinne Gulf Road in Cortlandville and overturned into a ditch. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated, speed not reasonable or prudent, and operating a vehicle with a suspended license. Arraigned before Vilgil Town Justice George Saltsman, he is to appear June 6 at Cortland Hill Town Court. Deputy Sgt. Burt M. Stark led the sheriff's investigation.
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Syracuse
Cortlandville
Kinne Gulf
James R. Clark
Whitter Ave
George Saltsman
Clark
Cortland Hill Town
Burt M. Stark
Cortland County
Jamboree at Hancock AFB to support Military Day
The Vernonville American Legion Post will host a country and western jamboree tomorrow to benefit the annual Military Appreciation Day on August 5 at Hancock Air Force Base. Featured acts include New Generation with Debbie Denma Casey McClellan and the Gox Time Band Little Joe and the Memph Beat Country Three and others. The event runs 2 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. with dancing singing door prizes raffles and special entertainment. Food and beverages will be available. Admission is 150 for adults and 7 cents for children.
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Gorin’s
Army’s
Men’s Garden Club of
Onondaga County
4-H
John Ventre Jr
Elgin Dr
Henry M. Holova
Buffalo Teen
Chase
New York State
Cornell University
Hotel Syracuse
Fred O’neill
Afl-Cio
A. Philip Randolph Institute
Roland T. Smith
International Union of Operating Engineers
John K. Courcy
United Auto Workers
B’ville Legion Post
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