Subcriber votes favor 50 cent hike to keep four stations
About 7,000 Tribune Cable customers in Oneida and nearby towns may see another rate rise. In March, a $1 increase kept WOR WTBS CKWS and WPIX. a 50 cent bump may follow to retain those four stations. A regional survey shows strong support for the extra charge.
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Madison County
Tribune Cable Communications Inc
Dom
WOR
WTBS
CKWS
WPIX
Oneida Castle
Oneida
Wampsville
Young
Tribune
Sherrill
Curtis Sweatman
Sweatman
Kingston
Ont
Vernon
Lincoln
New York State Commission On Cable Television
Madison
Madison Metro Herald Record for Tuesday June 7 1983
Madison Metro Herald page with local notices and briefs dated June 7 1983. Includes community items, listings and brief notices from Madison area organizations and officials.
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Herald
JOURNAL MADISON/METRO
Knapp to be retried in 1977 student slaying
Otsego County prosecutors plan to retry Ricky Knapp in the 1977 slaying of Linda Velzy after the U S Supreme Court declined to reinstate his conviction. The Court of Appeals ruled the trial court improperly admitted certain evidence, including a typewritten confession. Velzy, 18, daughter of a Methodist minister, vanished late 1977 and was found buried after Knapp confessed to police.
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Washington
UPI
Otsego County
Ricky Knapp
Oneonta College
Linda Velzy
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Colin Ingham
State Court of Appeals
Knapp
Ingham
Joseph Mogavero Jr
Court of Appeals
Velzy
Arthur Hitt
Hitt
Welzy
New York
Howard Velzy
Syracuse couple killed in Morristown crash
A Syracuse couple, Josephine V. Clemo 77 and Charles D. Clemo 78 of 502 Ulster St., died in a head-on Route 12 crash near Morristown. The other driver, David B. Jordan 29 of Union Springs, veered into their lane after apparently falling asleep. he faces charges and $2,500 cash bail.
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Morristown
Syracuse
St. Lawrence County
Josephine V. Clemo
Charles D. Clemo
Ulster St
Hugh Frame
St. Sayre County
Ogdensburg
Skaneateles
Jordan
James T. Philips
Government seeks reversal of milk tax injunction
The U.S. government asked the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to lift a temporary nationwide milk assessment ban imposed by U.S. District Judge Matthew Perry in Columbia South Carolina. Justice Department attorney Douglas Letter said the injunction causes irreparable harm and costs $2 million daily in lost assessments.
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Richmond
U.S
Justice Department
Douglas
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Matthew Perry
Perry
Columbia
S.C
Gasoline Spill Closes Route 37 Near St. Regis Reserve
A spill at Bear's Den Truck Stop in Franklin County halted Route 37 for 442 hours overnight after an attendant left lines unattended during transfer of 150 to 500 gallons of gasoline from a truck to a storage tank. State police, Hogansburg Fire Dept and DEC officials assisted while Fourth Coast Pollution Control started cleanup around 1:30 a.m.
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Bombay
Route 37
St. Regis
Franklin County
Bear's den
Hogansburg
Slain boy murder stirs arrest of mother and stepfather
In North Bay, Patricia Ann Tourtellotte and husband John Tourtellotte were arrested on endangering the welfare of a child charges after a fatal shotgun shooting that killed 8-year-old Troy Otts and wounded 2-year-old Casey. The couple were arraigned in Vienna Town Court and held on bail.
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Sylvan Beach
Oneida
North Bay
Patricia Ann Tourtellotte
John
Vienna
Gilbert Rogers
Edward Cass
Rogers
Tourtellottes
Oneida County
Tourtellotte
Tellotte
Christopher
Troy
Kevin Barry
Casey
Rome City Hospital
Oneida County Social Services Department
Christopher Otts
Students devise pepper stopper to deter dorm burglaries
Morrisville state Agricultural and Technical College will pay nearly $2,000 to two students who engineered a metal door fixture called a pepper stopper to prevent intruders from breaking into dorm rooms. The device bolts inside the door frame and blocks the door from being opened with a screwdriver. Mohawk and Onondaga halls will receive installations next week with plans to adapt the design for Cayuga and Oneida halls.
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Morrisville
Bob Gable
Mohawk Hall
Willison
Philip Reagan
Reagan
Cayuga Hall
Brooks Hall
Norm Johnston
Mohawk
Onondaga
Gable
Cayuga
Oneida
College
Residence Hill
Wremid- Journal Shoto
Raph Frasca
State Agricultural and Technical College
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Otsego County Correctional Facility
Mark Dow
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