Overtime Costs Highlight County Staffing Shortages
Overtime drains funds as removal crews and facilities like Van Duyn Home and Hospital operate with vacancies amid a county nursing shortage. Drainage and Sanitation Commissioner John Karanik cites 116 facilities and emergency calls as drivers. A $200,000 independent audit fund, created by the legislature, faces executive scrutiny but aims to provide outside insight into county operations.
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van Duyn Home
John Karanik
Karanik
Onondaga County
Nicholas Pirro
William Sanford
Sanford
County overtime audit sparks debate over cost and scope
Sanford argues overtime audit is needed while Sullivan defends staff costs and fringe benefits. The plan could spend up to the full management audit fund, raising Democratic concerns that vendors may propose expensive projects and taxpayers will bear the risk.
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Sanford
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Mark Staneayk
Syracuse
Presbyterian statement for faith extends women's ministry rights
Salt Lake City coverage of the 202nd General Assembly where commissioners approved a new statement of faith merging historic creeds with modern concerns on environment and gender equality. The document, if ratified by two-thirds of presbyteries and the 1991 assembly, would be the churchs 11th confession and the first to affirm women in all ministries. It also emphasizes care for the planet, while upholding core Christological beliefs. The assembly also funded a $1 million, five-year program for black men self help and voted to pursue normalized relations with Cuba, though free elections were not adopted.
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Presbyterian Church
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
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Houston
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Jack L. Stotts
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Cuba
Posters Target Blacks With Passing Police Charge Desegregation Critic
In Jacksonville Florida police charged Ralph Leon Stephens a 47 year old critic of school desegregation with solicitation and extortion over posters offering ten dollars for the deaths of seven black leaders negotiating a federal court compliant plan. Authorities say the posters urged violence and identified local officials and NAACP figures. The case follows threats and a hazardous device incident linked to the broader unrest surrounding desegregation efforts.
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Fred Matthews
Jacksonville Urban League
Ronnie Ferguson
Rudolph Missick
Alvin White
Willye Dennis
NAACP
Federal Appeals Court
Savannah, Ga
Dennis
Pene
McMillan
Classified ads invite buyers and sellers to use papers
The Herald Journal and Herald American classifieds urge readers to place ads on weekdays and Sundays, promising surprising results. The notice provides phone contact 470-0032 for ad submissions.
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