Panel unplugs Camillus sewer funding
A county Legislature subcommittee on sewer rents cleared the way to fund the $12 million Camillus Extension project by backing a plan to modify the unit charge system. Debate continues over how to fund the district while meeting bond requirements. Options include a combination charge using a $27.67 unit fee for operation and maintenance and a debt retirement levy of $1.30 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
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Consolidated Sanitary District
Gerald J. Mingolelli
R-24th Dist
Department of Drainage and Sanitation
Karanik
Court orders clearer notices on food stamp reductions
A US District Court ruling requires Onondaga County DSS to revise its food stamp and heating allowance notices. Judge Howard G. Munson says the current notice fails to state exact reductions, explain computations, and name free legal aid, affecting up to 18 000 people in 6 000 families. The decision classifies as a class action for all recipients without SSI.
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Mike Fish
Quondaga County
County Department of Social Services
US District Court
Howard G. Munson
DSS
Department
Munson
Pearl Willis
Florence Boughes
Clara Robinson
Onondaga County
Waste cleanup suit unresolved in Oswego county claim
Oswego Assemblyman John R. Zagame presses state Health Commissioner David Axelrod to declare nine chemical waste dumps in Oswego County hazardous and trigger cleanup funds. Court in Syracuse heard no resolution as Justice Leo B. Hayes noted.
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Oswego
John R. Zagame
David Axelrod
Zagame
Axelrod
State Supreme Court
Leo B. Hayes
Chambers
Syracuse
Hayes
Oswego County
East Seneca Street
Carey
H. Douglas Barclay
R-Con-Pulaski
Polish Day Opens At State Fairgrounds Farm Machinery
The 26th annual Polish Day begins at noon tomorrow in the Farm Machinery Building on the State Fairgrounds. Sponsored by the Polish Scholarship Fund Inc profits support education for college age children of Polish extraction. Polish music refreshments and games planned with no admission charge.
St Sophia Greek Dancers to Perform at Jewish Home
The St Sophia Greek Dancers will present a 2 pm performance tomorrow at the Jewish Home of Central New York. The event is open to the public.
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St. Sophia
Central New York
Syracusan Charged in Knife Attack Arraignment Set
A Syracuse man, Joseph Davis of 62314 Gifford St, faces an attempted murder charge after a knife attack at his home early today. Davis allegedly injured his wife Linda, Roger Allen of the same address, and a third unidentified woman after 2 am. The wife remained in critical condition at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital. Allen and the third victim were treated and released. Southwest Zone investigators are handling the case.
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Joseph Davis
Gifford St
Linda
Roger Allen
Gifford Street
Davis
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Allen
Southwest Zone
Stereo equipment stolen from Split Rock Road home
Onondaga County sheriff deputies investigate the theft of about $2,000 in stereo gear from Stephen J. Putnam’s Split Rock Road residence. Putnam reported at 6:45 p.m. that equipment sent from Siegels Bach West Germany via the 4788th Air Base Group Hancock Field had been removed. Delivery to the home occurred around 10:15 a.m. yesterday.
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Onondaga County
Split Rock Road
Onondaga
West Germany
James E. Burke
Stephen J. Putnam
Siegels Bach
4788Th
Hancock Field
Bail set for Ronald LaPrease in arson case
Bail yesterday was set at 5000 dollars for Ronald LaPrease, 20, charged with third degree arson in a fire on November 18 that destroyed an architecture firm in the 600 block of James Street. City Court Judge Louis Mariani ordered an informal mental examination and he is to reappear in court Tuesday. address listed in arrest report was incorrect and officers said his current address is unknown.
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Ronald LaPrease
James St
Louis Mariani
LaPrease
Hier Ave
Super Blue 80 Race In Syracuse Set For Tomorrow
Downtown Syracuse prepares for the 1980 Super Blue Race with more than 200 Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Central New York volunteers handling registrations, security, water points and trophy awards. The event expects over 2,000 runners across 5 km, 1 km and a fun run starting at 10 a.m., with bagpipes, a parade of spectators, and a $5 registration for the 5 km and 10 km races plus shirts for registrants.
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Syracuse
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New York
Warren Street
Line Cross
South Warren
Onondaga Street
Onondaga Park
Ford Street
Syracuse Scottish
Aoe Cat
OUU Fusiliers
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J. Michael Kelly
Mingolelli
Camillus
J.C. Engelbrecht
Engelbrecht
John M. Karanik
Jamesville Beach Park
Salt City
Mother Nature
Jim Griswold
Tom Gillinos
Eric Burke
Herald-Journal
Seth Resnick
Martin H. Schulman
State Attorney General’s Office
Neil M. Gingold
Albany
Health Department
Guy Linton
Dick Blume
Roadeo
Agway
Shoppingtown
American Public Transit Association
Centro
San Diego
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