Judge upholds state in Route 81 detour case
State Court of Claims Judge Thomas J. Lowery ruled against DeWitt resident Philip G. Schuls, finding the state did not negligence in designing or maintaining a 16 mile Route 81 detour. Schuls must cover his own $117,844 judgment after a head on crash near Pulaski in 1974.
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Mike Fish
State Court of Claims
Thomas J. Lowery, Jr
DeWitt
Philip G. Schuls
Windsor Drive
Supreme Court
Jefferson County
Schuls
Lowery
Central Square
Pulaski
Henderson Harbor
Schule
Schull
Thomas F. Quinlan
Gerald J. Mathews
Syracuse
Onondaga Hill to vote on park referendum
Residents of Onondaga Hill vote tomorrow on forming a park district to fund a 22 acre Velasko Road site with an 89 cent per thousand tax increase. Land donated in 1979 limits use to a town park with county access, while opponents claim hidden costs and county-wide benefits. Voting runs noon to 9 pm at St Michael's Church basement.
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Patricia Bycraft
Onondaga Hill
Velaska Road
Onondaga
Paul Wicker
Wicker
St Michael's Church
West Seneca Turnpike
Velasko Road
Sex education urged to curb teen pregnancies in region
Jane Rhodes Lewis reports on a 46 page Onondaga County study urging school boards to expand comprehensive family life education from elementary to high school. It recommends better care coordination, removal of barriers to services, and greater physician involvement to prevent teen pregnancies.方
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Rhodes Lewis
Onondaga County
Community Health Information and Planning Service
New York
Lerim Asil
Fressien Cohen
ES-M schools union talks aim to end yearlong conflict
Representatives of East Syracuse-Minoa School District and the ESM Clerical Association United meet at the district office to resume bargaining aimed at resolving nearly a year of acrimony. The clerical union led by Marjorie Jackson proposes terms with NYSUT and district officials, seeking a contract for 64 clerical workers and aides after 13 years under a Non instructional Council.
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Bob Curley
Syracuse-Minoa
Es-M
Fremont Road
ESM Clerical Association United
Marjorie Jack- Soti
ESM
Richard Rosinsky
Onondaga- Madison Boces
Jerry Beck
James Barnes
Benefit performance of The Wiz in Syracuse raises funds
The Syracuse Chapter of the United Negro College Fund and Salt City Center for the Performing Arts sponsor a benefit staging of The Wiz at 8:15 p.m. June 18. Attorney Elijah Huling Jr. chairs the event. A portion of each $10 general admission ticket goes to GNCI for black higher education. Reservations via Dick Liddle at 470-5000 or checks to United Negro College Fund, Dick Liddle, Key Bank, 201 S Warren St, Syracuse NY 13202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
United. Negro College Fund
Salt City
Dick Liddle
United Negro College Fund
Key Bank of Central New York
Warren St
N.Y
Public power debate and politics in Syracuse
Niagara Mohawk announced Richard F. Torrey will represent the company in a June 16 municipal power debate sponsored by the Syracuse Area Interreligious Council. Also on the agenda a public funding feasibility study for a public power system and remarks by David Schlissel of the New York state People’s Power Coalition. The dialogue runs noon to 1 30 p m at First Baptist Church with coffee tea. a female Republican candidates workshop follows at 6 30 p m at the county Republican Committee HQ. Naomi Bray said speakers will include Vincent Cook and others. Port Printer Plus device funded by Niagara Mohawk will aid police communications. Allen Werbalowsky elected president of the Onondaga Chapter Equal Rights for Fathers. board members named.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Richard F. Torrey
Syracuse
The
Interreligious Council
First Baptist Church
East Jefferson and
Montgomery Streets
County Republican Committee
State Tower Building
Naomi Bray
Vincent Cook
Tarky Lombardi Jr
John H. Mulroy
John Kazanjian
New Hartford
New York
State Assembly
James L. Emery
Marilyn Higgins
FOCUS
John Zagame
Stewart F. Hancock
Mulroy
George Wortley
Thomas J. Sardino
Sardino
Allen Werbalowsky
Onondaga Chapter
Equal Rights For Fathers of
New York State
John Rossler
Vincent Finocchio Jr
William Reschke Jr
Richard J. Blair
Thomas Hayes
Daniel Herbert
Emanuel Remais
Barbara Samuels
Susan Tontarski
Raymond Weier
Neighborhood Watch to Meet at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Calendar items note a 7:30 p.m. meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran Church 108 Grace St with a Syracuse Police Crime Prevention officer to show home security tips. Subsequent sessions on June 17 and 24 at the same site feature Sgt. Thomas Murphy on crime suspect identification and on street security and rape prevention. Sponsored by Westside Innercity Association and Westside PEACE Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near West Side Area
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Grace St
Syracuse Police Department
Thomas Murphy
Westside Neighborhood Watch
Westside Innercity Association
Westside Peace Inc
New York to Offer Summer Free Vehicle Emission Tests
New York state will offer free exhaust emission testing this summer in Central New York. Sites include Shoppingtown DeWitt, Pairmount Fair, and Penn-Cah Mall parking lots with 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours. Tests measure hydrocarbon, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide while idling and provide a results printout with probable causes.
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New York State
Environmental Conservation
Robert F. Flacke
American Lung Association
New York
Shoppingtown
DeWitt
Pairmount Fair
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Puaski
Elizabeth Street
Baldwinsville
Elizabeth School
Baldwinsville Academy
Herald-Journal
Bob Mahoney
Baldwinsville Board of Education
Cohen
Oswego
Oneida
Cayuga
Cortland
Central New York Health Systems Agency Board
Sondra Koff
Union Talking
Mrs. Jackson
Douglas Matousek
New York State United Teachers
Marlene Douglas
Janice Smith
Barbara Tornatore
Elijah Huling JR
Public Power
GOP Workshop
NiMe Gift
Syracuse Garden Gate Garden Club
Sherrill
Nazarene
Brooktondale Camp Grounds
Brooktondale
Tompkins County
Upstate New York
George Teague
Charles Strickland
ESEA
Taft Road
Richard Reishline
M C.A
M.C.A
Flacke
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