Waterloo Voters OK 1983-84 School Budget in 27 to 14 Vote
In the Border City Union Free School District voters approved a 1983-84 spending plan of 522,172 by 27 to 14. The budget raises school taxes about 17 for those with a 20,000 assessment. Incumbent William D. Jahna won a second term on the five member board, James A. Mott claimed the seat vacated by Paul Bates, with Shipley Jr. drawing four write-ins.
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Waterloo
Border City Union Free
C. Thomas Bailey
William D. Jahna
James A. Mott
Paul B. Bates
Robert S. Shipley Jr
Auburn seeks federal grant to plant trees in parks
The Auburn Parks and Recreation Commission seeks a 14000 federal grant to plant about 100 trees in Casey Clifford and Lincoln parks and the Columbian Playground this summer. The funds come from a new federal jobs bill for landscaping public parks. The project will create summer jobs for three or four people and aims to employ unemployed residents rather than students according to director Michael Oropallo.
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Auburn
Parks and Recreation Commission
Michael Oropallo
Department of Commerce
Oropalio
Casey
Clifford
Lincoln
Columbian Playground
Ithaca softball official surrenders to face theft charges
Ithaca Amateurs Softball Association president Christopher L. Tudi, 30, surrendered on felony grand larceny and misdemeanor petit larceny counts after allegedly collecting 290 in sponsor fees and 238 in team maintenance fees but not turning them over. He was released and ordered to appear in Ithaca City Court for arraignment.
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Ithaca
Ithaca Amateur Softball Association
IASA
Christopher L. Tudi
Tudi
League
Association
Robert Sims
Tuci
Auburn budget hearing set for 7 30 p.m. at Memorial City Hall
Auburn officials will hold a public hearing at Memorial City Hall tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. on the proposed 13 million dollar 1983 84 city budget including a 2 percent property tax increase. Waterloo man charged with possession and DWI after 2 14 a.m. traffic stop on Routes 5 20. arraigned with bail set at 350 dollars and case adjourned to June 23.
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Auburn
Memorial City Hall
Waterloo
Philip R. Pierce
Second Street
Frederick
Col
William Terbush
Owasco Seeks Zoning Ruling On Emerson Park Arcade
Owasco officials warn a new video game arcade at Emerson Park may violate local zoning. Town Supervisor Michael O Leary says a Zoning Board of Appeals ruling could yield a $50 daily fine until corrected and possibly a court order to halt further park development. County and town planning boards will review the plan, with a June 23 board meeting to discuss the violation.
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Auburn
Owasco
Cayuga County
Emerson Park
Michael O’leary
Town Zoning Board of Appeals
Robert Weller
Raymond Sant
O’leary
O'Leary
Owaseo
Collapse at Fulton Restaurant Triggers Emergency Repairs
Jim Stanton sought permission to reinforce his West First Street restaurant when a portion of the kitchen slid down a 30 foot embankment toward the Oswego River. A crane toppled the remaining structure to prevent a total collapse as police secured the scene.
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Fulton
Jim Stanton
City Engineer's Office
West First Street
Oswego River
nerale-Journaaie Ene
Stanton’s
Oswego
Town Board approves 15000 toward recreation facility
SENECA FALLS The Town Board approved a 15000 contribution toward a new multi use recreational facility, matching a prior village pledge and leaving 32000 still needed from the two towns. The Community Center plans an ice rink plus basketball and tennis use, with possible state matching funds.
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Seneca Falls
Nicholas V. Mitley Jr
Seneca Falls Inc
Goulds Pumps Inc
Philips Ecg Inc
Community Center
Community Center Board
Charles E. Shaffer
Saracino
Romulus Faces Mid Summer Deadline on Landfill Permit
Romulus must meet a mid July deadline to bring the Log Hill Road landfill into state compliance or face closure. The DEC lacks a current permit since the April expiry and may require improvements for a new permit or closure with alternative disposal plans. The town weighs county wide options and a possible variance to keep the site open.
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Romulus
State Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Log Hill Road
Paul C. Schmeid
The
Schmeid
O'Brien & Gere
Raymond A. Zajac
County Board of Supervisors Special Landfill Committee
Seneca County
Fayette
Poorman Road
Sehmeid
Resource Engineering Inc
Cortland
Varick
Skaneateles Library Attic Yields Historical Treasures
A Skaneateles Library attic cleanup reveals an eclectic trove from Civil War relics and 19th century portraits to lava rock from Samoa and a 1855 Lincoln letter. Volunteers catalog items while seeking donor identities and piecing together local history for a summer exhibit marking the town’s 150th anniversary.
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Skaneateles Library
Skaneateles
Fran Milford
Ginny Pfau
Fannie B. Murfey
Fannie B. Murray
Samoa
Cazenovia Seminary
Independence Ludington
Fran
Lincoln
George Washington
Brigham Young
William Beauchamp
Onondaga County
Benjamin Lee
Ginny
Association
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Border City
Auburn Administrators Association
Auburn Board of Education
Alfred Emmi
West Middle School
Colorado
Steve Carlie
Stanton
Frank A. Saracino
Midey
Francis P. Turkett
Mitley
Turkett
Louis J. Pioli
Leonard Nimoy
Times
Julia Child
Anthony Adverse
Mailer
Babar
Suckley and Mottville
Library Association
Genesee St
Dick Case
Lage
Assembly Hall
Leslie
Fort Steadman
Rodgers
Sim
Thuscutts
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