Rainbow sues village over malicious prosecution setback
Rainbow's $1.1 million suit against Chittenango village faces a setback as U S District Judge Lloyd MacMahon reserved decision on two key counts alleging malicious prosecution and abuse of the judicial process. The trial's third day included testimony about forged accusations and the mayor's involvement in the case.
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Auburn
Chittenango
Douglas R. Rainbow
Federal District Court
Lloyd F. MacMahon
MacMahon
Douglas Rainbow
Rainbow
Darwin
Bud" Houseman
Clayton Snook Jr
Térrance Hoffmann
Houseman
Hoffmann
Francis Maloney Jr
Maloney
Supreme Court
Snook
Mark Buzzard
Madison Metro Herald Briefs June 16 1983 Cl Page
Community notices and brief local items catalogued on the June 16 1983 Madison Metro Herald page Cl. Regional editor Deborah J. Abbott oversees regional coverage with staff contact listed.
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Deborah J. Abbott
Ithaca teen dies in Six Mile Creek drowning accident
Ithaca in Tompkins County reports 18 year old David Nosanchuk of Cayuga Heights Road died at the scene after a 4 28 p m incident at the second dam of the city watershed. He swung from a rope tied to a tree limb and struck a tree before falling onto rocks then disappeared beneath the water. A coroner planned to determine the exact cause. two unidentified swimmers attempted to revive him until deputies arrived. In Madison County jail a 21 year old Washington Avenue resident faced charges of second degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and related possession charges.
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Ithaca
Ithaca City
Six Mile Creek
Tompkins County
David Nosanchuk
Cayuga Heights
Nosanchuk
Oneida
Washington Avenue
Madison County
Robert A. Franchell
Oneida Board weighs junior high relocation options in Wampsville
Oneida Board of Education considers three plans to move sixth to eighth grades from the Elizabeth Street junior high. A Wampsville relocation with the sixth graders estimated at 3 million dollars would preserve team teaching. State aid covers 70 percent, with district costs around 919 thousand to 1.5 million depending on option.
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Oneida
Wampsville
Oneida Board of Education
Marvin Ducker
Elizabeth Street
Aman
Ducker
Harris Corp charged in Champlain toxic waste case
Harris Corp Champlain along with plant manager Larry La Forest and plant engineer Robert Morgan indicted for allegedly arranging illegal disposal of 100 000 to 200 000 gallons of toxic solvents over three to five years. Tests found high chemical concentrations at a lagoon site near Route 22 three miles south of Sciota and 15 miles north of Plattsburgh.
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Champlain
Clinton County
Harris Corp
Larry LaForest
Route 11
Mooers
Robert Morgan
South St
LaForest
Morgan
Robert Abrams
Abrams
Plattsburgh
Department of Environmental Conservation
Gerald Brault
Route 22
Sciota
Stephen Baur
Florida
Morrisville-Eaton Budget Wins Voters Approve 1983 84 Plan
Morrisville-Eaton voters approved a 3.9 million budget for 1983 84 by 359 to 169, with a town Eaton tax rise of about 34 cents per 1000, bringing the district tax rate to 19.86. Other towns saw increases, led by Lebanon at 20.43 and Lincoln at 21.47. The budget adds 103,595 to teacher salaries and increases in benefits, health insurance, Social Security, and retirement costs. A separate 27,500 vote approved a 60 passenger bus. Incumbent Allen Wollenberg won a new term on the Board of Education.
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Morrisville
Morrisville-Eaton
Madison County
Morrisville- Eaton
Eida
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill
Morrisville- Raton
Eaton
Penner
Lebanon
Lincoln
Nelson
Smithfield
Stockbridge
Town of Eaton
Charles Molloy
Allen Wollenberg
Board of Education
Wollenberg
James A. Williams
Calvin Nichols
John £. Milter
Madison County plans jail design with 40 to 50 cell goal
Preliminary planning for a new Madison County Jail may take up to nine months under a $60,900 contract with Stearns & Wheler. Frederick Keith said the phase will cover final cell counts, operations, and procedures, with 40 to 50 cells likely and more addable if needed. Public bidding follows detailed layouts and specifications.
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Wampsville
Madison County
Frederick Keith
Cazenovia
Stearns & Wheler Civil and Sanitary Engineers
Keith
Stearns & Wheler
Public Safety Committee
Thomas Ciarrocchi
Ciarracchi
Jengih
Keath
Feverese
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Canastota
Syracuse
The
Fire Department
Herald
JOURNAL MADISON/METRO
Stephen Cannerelli
Dorothy Yankowski
Bridgeport Elementary
Baur
Braun
Brault
Harris
Don J. Callahan
County Board of Supervisors
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