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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1981

Page

19

Syracuse Cablesystems seeks rate hike with expanded Cable Plus

Syracuse Cablesystems plans a 1.00 increase to basic service from 5.75 to 6.75, while Cable Plus prices would rise to 10.25 to 11.25 based on converter type. President John Chapple says the plan funds channel additions like Nickelodeon ARTS and Reuters networks, upgrades to an earth station, and new satellite and local access improvements.

Syracuse Cablesystem Common Council Syracuse New York City Syracuse Cablesystems Seneca Cablesystems Upstate Cablevision Newchannels John Chapple ESPN Seneca Chapple Reuters Nickelodeon ARTS Appalachian Community Service Upstate Westcott Reservoir Ies Rochester Buffalo Watertown Trica

CPR trainees remain uncovered by liability laws in New York

A Syracuse Red Cross CPR training drive highlighted gaps in legal protection for non licensed responders. State law excludes CPR card holders from liability shielding, though a bill adding EMTs passed. Spokesman notes few lawsuits against para professionals. cases cited show limited risk and high defense costs. Goulet seeks nationwide legal insurance for CPR instructors and trainees.

Red Cross Syracuse New York Tarky Lombardi Jr Lombardi Senate Health Committee Paul Goulet Syracuse Red Cross Upstate Fairmont Goulet

Public hearing set on New York Telephone rate hikes

The Public Service Commission will hear New York Telephone Co. rate increase requests in Syracuse on June 24. The company seeks to raise intrastate revenues by 889 million dollars, with a supplemental 125 million dollar increase adding 72 cents per month to Syracuse rates. The hearings, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the State Office Building, will address wage and property tax cost coverage.

New York Telephone Co Syracuse The Public Service Commission New York Telephone PSC State Office E. Washington St

City Living City Handbook Makes City Info Free

Syracuse residents can obtain the Syracuse City Living handbook at no charge. The 19 page second printing includes department phone guide, housing and zoning rules, and a services index from Public Works Transportation Parks and Recreation Consumer Affairs Neighborhood Service Bureau Police and Fire. Copies are at Mayor's Neighborhood Service Bureau Room 428 City Hall.

Syracuse City Living Lee Alexander Departments of Public Works, Transportation, Parks and Recreation, Consumer Affairs Mayor's Neighborhood Service Bureau Police and Fire City Hall

CETA to fund 376 summer jobs in Onondaga County

Onondaga County will fund 376 summer jobs under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Summer Youth Employment Program. OCETA reports 59 county government posts, 109 in towns and villages, 103 in school districts, eight in libraries, and five in state government. Almost 1,000 youths have applied and interviews are being arranged for sites. the program runs June 29 to August 14.

Onondaga County John H. Mulroy Mulroy OCETA Alan M. Ross Ross

Mini Olympics by Catholic Charities Held at Dr Weeks School

The Neighborhood Division of Catholic Charities hosts its second annual mini Olympics from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday at the Dr Weeks Elementary School athletic field on Hawsey Avenue. Children ages 7 to 12 from Hawley Youth Organization Near Eastside Adventures North Side CYO Vincent House Salina Civic Center Brigh ton Family Center Bishop Faery Foundation and Eastwood Youth Project compete in events such as fire brigade egg toss sack races and more with awards for all and trophies for top teams.

Catholic Charities Dr. Weeks Hawsey Avenue Hawley Youth Organization Near Eastside Adventures North Side Cyo Vincent House Salina Civic Center Brighton Family Center Bishop Faery Foundation Eastwood Youth Project Fire Brigade

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