DeVille Sloan School Picnic At King's Park Split Rock
Laughter and games filled a Sunday picnic at King's Park Split Rock for 250 handicapped youngsters in DeVille Sloan School adopt-a-class program. Patrick Robert and Kathy Allison appear with Linda Winders as Paul Kilts helps his team in a wheelchair tug of war.
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DeVilie Sloan
King’s Park
Split Rock
Patrick Robert
Kathy Allison
DeVille Sloan
Bishop Ludden
Linda Winders
Paul Kilts
Solvay Boy Places Sixth In 54th National Spelling Bee
Robert Bourg 11, of Solvay and St. Cecilia's School, represented The Herald Journal and Herald American at the National Spelling Bee in Washington. He placed sixth among 120 finalists, earning $100 and a share of total prizes totaling $8,100.
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Jeanne Bednarski
Washington
Robert Bourg
Solvay
St. Cecilia's School
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Bob
Capital
Hilton
Laurel Mang-Sakai
Committee OKs tax formula facing city $10 million loss
County Sales Tax Subcommittee backed a statutory formula by 3 to 2 that would shift revenue: city loses $10 million, county gains $7.5 million, towns and villages gain $25 million. Support came from suburban legislators Durham Christen Salanger. city opposing Rice Tormey. Full Legislature vote set for Thursday at 9 30 a m with potential compromise possible.
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Charles Durham
Clay
Betty Christen
Baldwinaville
James Salanger
Camillus
Tim Rice
James Tormey
Tragic Green Street Fire Kills Boy. Two Adults Survive
A fatal pre-dawn blaze at 218 Green St. claimed the life of 14-year-old Jeffrey Niles. His sister Debbie remained in serious condition, and their mother Barbara Niles was listed in fair condition at State University Hospital. Fire investigators ruled the fire an accident, likely started by a smoldering chair cushion tossed in a trash area hours earlier.
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Green Street
Argon
Green St
Jeffrey Niles
Niles
Debbie
State University Hospital
Barbara Niles
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Chappell
Thomas Hanlon
Labourdette Meets Grange Officials Amid Controversy
Local Grange leaders in Cortland urged scrutiny after Pierre Labourdette, 49, became state director of the Farmers Home Administration, a $49 000 yearly post spreading across 45 counties. Labourdette pledged farm program emphasis despite admitting no farming experience, while Grange officials expressed mixed views. He noted strong mortgage lending experience and promised tighter scrutiny of bailout loans.
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Richard Palmer
Pierre Labourdette
Farmers Home Administration
Cortland
Fmha
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Labourdette
Genesee St
Skaneateles
John R. Black
U.S
Alfonso D'Amato
John F. O'Mara
D'Amato
New York
Barber
Roger Barber
Mark Allen
State Grange
Bert Morse
Morse
Grange
Allen
New York State
Lahourdette
Virgin Islands
USDA
Push for Hancock prison collides with MBA plan
Albany dispatch reports Gov Carey aides push to reuse Hancock Air Base for a state prison. Irwin Davis of the Metropolitan Development Association briefs Assemblyman Bragman that Corrections Commissioner Coughlin is eyeing Hancock. Bragman asks Castellano to mediate with MBA leaders. Coughlin says no immediate inspection yet while warning any state use must occur within six months.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Hancock Air Base
Metropolitan Development Association
Herald-Journal
Irwin Davis
MDA
Michael J. Bragman
P-Cicero
Hancock
Thomas Coughlin
Tellano
Davis
MBA
Castellano
Coughlin
Bragman
Air Force
Coenen
Bragman Lilanerrley
Hangock
Castellana
Syracuse
Bragmun
Limestone harvest argument rejected in Manlius court
Town Justice Charles S Edwards rejected the idea that limestone quarrying belongs to the earth’s harvest and allowed the Kin sella Inc motion to dismiss a charge of quarrying illegally in an agricultural district. He ordered written memoranda of law and set a ruling in two to four weeks.
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Bob Curley
Manlius
Charles S. Edwards
T.H. Kinsella Inc
Firth
Kinsella
Earl Oot
Edwards
Oot
Eliah Huling Jr
Andrew Getty
John Kinsella
Qot
Teen admits burglary in Sardino break-in
Michael E. Jackson, 19, of 111 Faye Ave., pleaded guilty in County Court to third degree burglary tied to the January 19 break-in at Police Chief Thomas J. Sardino’s South Side home. A pre sentence report could send him to no more than one year in the Onondaga County Correctional Facility.
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Thomas J. Sardino
South Side
Michael E. Jackson
Faye Ave
William Burke
Sardino
Bertram Place
Jackson
Burke
Onondaga County
Jamesville
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John Cowling
Speller
U.S. Capitol
White House
Smithsonian Institution
Arlington National Cemetery
Bec
Zenith Radio Corp
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Committee
Hanlon
Hugh Carey
Abraham Schwartz
Labourdette Grange
le Moyne College
Christian Brothers Academy
Mackenzie Smith Lewis Michell & Hughes
Lakeside Printing Inc
C. EB. Chappell & Sons Inc
Dinardo Ford
Manlius Publishing Co
Vito Cas
Hiymary
Air National Guard
Salt Springs
Townsend Roads
Fayetteville
Edward J. Labs
Sardina
Mark
Saydino
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