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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1990
Page
1
United Computer Capital Corp and Ontario Investments Inc lead the region’s top 100 small businesses in a yearly ranking, highlighting strong performance and growth among local enterprises.
Van Buren Supervisor Edward Hallenbeck moves to clear soggy piles behind town offices after All-American Recycling Inc. failed to collect recyclables. Town crews will haul 20 tons to the company in Port Byron for disposal.
Emil Paparella paid 75 for a banquet seat to hear Oliver North speak. Paparella, a GE draftsman and Oneida County legislator, supported North and praised his stance on hostages. North reportedly earns 25000 per speaking engagement, though fees for this appearance were not disclosed by party officials.
More than 400 people traveled to Whitesboro to hear the former Marine colonel, according to county GOP Chairman Angelo Amodio. An Utica newspaper editorial condemned selling tickets for the speech as selling out American values. Amodio said the committee used North as a drawing card to boost the GOP, noting North would attract a large crowd.
The Galleries of Syracuse faces delinquent mortgage payments and a four month gap on a city loan. Amlea of New York Inc. aims to renegotiate with First National Bank of Chicago and the city to align payments with projected income. If no agreement, banks may foreclose, risking the city’s $8.8 million loan.
Delbert D. Ward, 59, was charged with second degree murder in the death of his 64-year-old brother William J. Ward after an autopsy ruled asphyxiation by suffocation. The brothers ran a dairy farm on Johnson Road in Stockbridge, about 35 miles east of Syracuse. Ward was arraigned in Oneida City Court and held without bail, facing possible 25 years to life if convicted.
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