William Grocery and Meat Fair expands in Central New York
Largest independent supermarket in Central New York will grow bigger. Reporters cover related lifestyle notes from weddings and couples faux pas in brides and grooms month. Entertainment and culture roundup mention Boston Pops and regional events. local notices include a piano and organ sale at Tringali Piano & Organ in Syracuse with last day ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grocery and Meat Fair
New York
James T. Mulder
Regatta booze ban halves turnout at IRA Event
At the 82nd IRA Regatta at Long Branch Park Syracuse University staff served from a keg while about 200 regatta-goers in Solvay toasted the last of the "dirty water" parties. Attendance was around 3,000 to 3,500, with critics saying the alcohol ban kept many away and prompting talk of moving the event.
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Syracuse University
Onondaga Lake
Solvay
Long Branch Park
Larry Kimball
Paul C. Zemenz
Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department
Kimball
Mary Ellen ‘Burke
Liverpool
Gino Baldino
Baldino
Jody Pucello
Princeton
Princeton University
Reagan praised Irish, assailed Soviets at Galway degree ceremony
President Reagan accepted an honorary degree at Galway, praised Irish emigrants and criticized Moscow’s military machine and nuclear talks stalemate. He urged peace for Northern Ireland, noting sectarian violence, and lamented the U.S.-Soviet impasse while emphasizing mutual consent and dialogue. He avoided endorsing a specific Ireland solution.
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Galway
Ireland
Reagan
National University of Ireland
Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
Europe
America
Northern Ireland
Cross-country racers pulled over in Syracuse
Dan McGuire reports 40 drivers roared from Boston along I 90 toward Los Angeles, crossing the MA NY line, covering 175 miles to Syracuse in about 90 minutes. An Onondaga County pit crew awaited in blue and yellow cars as state police tracked speeds up to 110 mph.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
New York
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Plowshares 7 seek to put Pentagon on trial
The Griffiss Plowshares jury trial in Syracuse features seven defendants using a defense of necessity after admitting they damaged a B 52 bomber at Griffiss Air Force Base last Thanksgiving. They argue government crimes justify their actions while prosecutors press for a straight legal determination. Judge Munson allowed expert testimony on nuclear war risks, a move praised by some professors as a courageous safeguard for judicial independence.
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Bart Pollock
Clare
Griffiss
U.S
Vernon Rossman
Dorchester
Mass
United States
Syracuse University
Gary Kelder
Frederick Scullin
Howard G. Munson
Scullin
Munson
Syracuse University Law
Thomas J. Maroney
Maroney
Munsob
State perks give many fixed low rents for state workers
Andrew Mazzella, a $55,259 a year regional manager with the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, pays $227.24 monthly rent with utilities included for a 10 room home near Ithaca. His rent has not risen since 1977 while CPI rose 71 percent. He lives in a state owned residence alongside 2,083 state employees benefiting from similar housing perks statewide.
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Andrew Mazzella
Ithaca
Cayuga Lake
Mazzella
State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
National Association of Realtors
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