Three Break-ins Net $3,000 in Loot
Police reported three separate burglaries in city residences yesterday with cash and valuables totaling over 3000 dollars. Victims Antonietti Di Girolamo John L. Davis and Norma Poultney described entries through a hall window side door and cellar window respectively. Investigators from the Criminal Investigation Department are pursuing leads.
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Antonietti di Girolamo
N. Townsend St
John L. Davis
Marguerite Ave
Davis
Norma Poultney
Duane St
Criminal Investigation Department
Youth program meeting to discuss county needs
The City- County Youth Bureau hosts a LaFayette Elementary School meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday to discuss youth needs in Tully Fabius Otisco LaFayette Pompey and related areas. Public invited five minute remarks reserved by calling 425 3135.
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Tully
Fabius
Otisco
LaFayette
Pompey
LaFayette Elementary School
Route
Youth Bureau
Councilor clarifies bill on firearms in Clay
Town Councilor Martin Relyea reassured residents that a proposed ordinance banning high powered, BB and pellet gun discharges in densely populated areas of Clay is not a ban on hunting or gun ownership. The measure, drafted since 1977, faces possible boundary revisions and legal questions raised by state Attorney General Robert Abrams.
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Clay
Martin Relyea
Relyea
Belyea
Ernest Casale
Miline
Liverpool Rod and Gun Club
Robert Abrams
Abrams
Bayberry
Helgea
Helyea
Syracuse NAEYC chapter dinner meeting announced
The Syracuse chapter of the National Association for Education of Young Children will meet tomorrow at 6 39 p.m. at First Universalist Church on Waring Road. Burton Blatt, dean of Syracuse University School of Education, will speak at the event.
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Syracuse
National Association For Education of Young Children
Burton Blatt
Syracuse University School of Education
First Universalist Church
Waring Road
Senate approves bill for auto repair mechanic certification
The state Senate backed a bill to certify auto repair mechanics through a voluntary state board. The measure would create the Automotive Repair Mechanic Certification Board to test competence and hear consumer complaints, with power to suspend or revoke certificates. Supporters note high consumer costs from faulty repairs and expect motorists to seek certified shops, though Assembly action remains uncertain.
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Albany
State Senate
John Caemmerer
Nassau
Caomimerer
National Highway Safety Administration
Caemmerer
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Vicki Longley
WNDR
Jay
Salt Museum
Liverpool
Agway Garden Center
Merchants Bank
Big Boy
Agway
Garens
Fayetteville
Highbridge
Syracuse Circle Drive
Penn Can
Camillus
Genesee St
Aqway Gardens
Dewitt
Central New York State Society of Hospital Pharmacists
Sheraton Inn
Nancy Phillips
Barry Gersten
David Battaglia
Cathy Sampa
Robert Bull
Lois Cogovan
Wegmans Olde World
Cheese & Gourmet Centre
Taft RD
James ST
John Glenn
Wy Fey
Michel
Aeromatic
Sale Bieagy
Lehr
Swanae Cale
Eel “Guint
Apollinaris
Sale
Vanillin Sugar
Fleischer
Souphiy
Bill
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