Old Friends and Local Happenings in Camillus Area
Senate colleague Buckley praises bipartisanship with Bella Abzug on public works. Local notes salute Knifetown Post 1540 commander, a golf instructor memorial, Clinton School carnival, Rotary birthdays, and a First Trust Bank art exhibit. Also relics for Erie Canal museum and greetings to Senator Biden’s in-laws. Beagle puppy and two kittens offered.
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New York
Jim Buckley
Bella Abzug
Brooklyn
Senate
Buckley
Syracuse
Bill Walsh
Bella
New York State
House
First Trust Bank
Camillus Plaza
Alice Kieffer
Heather Lane
Camillus
Erie Canal
William Brand
Danforth Terrace man gets maximum third burglary term
Marshall Webster, 25, of 10 Danforth Terrace, received the maximum for a third degree burglary after pleading guilty May 19 to entering Mary's Restaurant at 900 East Fayette Street on March 12. He previously had 1971 and 1972 burglaries. The judge warned of life if he reoffends as a habitual offender.
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Danforth Terrace
Attica
Marshall Webster
Danforth Terr
Mary's
E. Fayette St
Patrick J. Cunningham
Webster
Cunningham
Valedictorian mixup at Franciscan Academy class honors
Patricia Mayo is named valedictorian of the Franciscan Academy senior class while Elizabeth Palladino is misidentified as valedictorian in a prior report. Palladino is listed as salutatorian in the Teens column from yesterday's Herald American.
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Patricia Mayo
Franciscan Academy
Elizabeth Palladino
Herald-American
Miss Palladino
Kinsella Attacks Zimmer Over Lottery Amendment Vote
Albany reports Republican candidate Jack Kinsella accuses opponent Melvin N. Zimmer of voting to sustain a ruling against an amendment that would direct lottery proceeds to textbook aid for parochial and private school students. He labels the vote as Zimmer bowing to downstate Assembly bosses.
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Albany — Assembly
Jack Kinsella
Kinsella
Zimmer
Temple Adath Yeshurun Men's Club Meeting Preview
The Temple Adath Yeshurun Men's Club gathers at 10 am Sunday at the Temple with a 9 am minyon and 9 30 am breakfast. Joseph Fanelli of Syracuse University’s Institute for Family Research will speak, and local educators urge support for legislation to channel lottery funds to student text book aid amid district concerns.
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Adath Yeshurun Men’s Club
Joseph Fanelli
Institute For Family Research and Education
Syracuse University
Two to be named to N. Syracuse staff
The North Syracuse Village Board will appoint a village administrator and recreation director at its public meeting tonight. Charles Meyer, 23, formerly with Scarsdale since February 1974, will fill the new administrator post including clerk and treasurer duties. Meyer joins a pool of 15 candidates.
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North Syracuse Village Board
Charles Meyer
Scarsdale
Student honored on Dean's List andNew recreation chief named
John P. Schofield, son of Syracuse residents, named to RPI Dean's List for spring semester. Lynda Fergerson, North Syracuse native, appointed recreation director succeeding Arthur Zasadny. She pursues a masters in recreation at Cortland College and aims to add girls softball to summer programs.
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John P. Schofield
John Schofield
W. Calthrop Ave
Syracuse
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Lynda Fergerson
North
Arthur Zasadny
Cortland College
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Bob Young
Beverly Drive
Knifetown
American Legion
Bob Simmons
Robinhood Lane
Bobs
Bill Willis
Larry Murphy
Sunnycrest Golf Links
Links
Bill
Clinton School
Lodi St
Rotary Club
Walt Koiz
Engineering Dept
Walt
The
Rotary
Noreda A. Rotunno
Ivan Carncross
Ken Tisdell
Mary Glyn
Duncan MacAllister
Gary Speers
Angelo Mazza
Palette
Emil Kocher
Burnet Park
Whittier Avenue
Emil
Jim Murray
Joe Biden
Delaware
Robert N. Hunter
West Lake Road
Auburn
Joe
Jimmy Carter
Lawyers Aid Tel-Auc
Ralph I. Greenhouse
Lawyers
Channel 24
TelAuc
Onondaga County Bar Association
Nathan FE. Share
Gerald J
Democratic Assembly
Tam
Temple Men’s Club
Shoppingtown
Fairmount Fair
Tri-County Mall
Addis Co
S. Salina St
N.Y
Zip
Shoppingtown Mall
N. Syracuse
Meyer
Shoe Salon
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