State trooper named sheriff in Jefferson County
Gov. Carey appoints State Police Lt. Alfred P. O Neill as Jefferson County sheriff to replace Angel, pending Senate approval. O Neill, a Democrat, would take office July 1, with a $17 915 annual salary. He has led the Watertown zone since 1975 and previously served 1967 to 1970 in the same post.
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Watertown
Carey
Alfred P. O'Neill
Irving P. Angel
Jefferson County
Senate
O'Neill
Angel
Howard Clark
Clark
Jefferson County Democratic Committee
State Police
Supreme Court
Howard R. George
LeRay
Lloyd Fraser
George
John H. Petrus
Sheriff's Department
Little Chef
Outer
Washington Street
New York City
Boys' Club Elects Officers and Board Members
The Syracuse Boys' Club at Onondaga Country Club elected officers Maceo Felton as president Harvey J Shure as vice president John Searles as secretary Donald E Richardson as treasurer and Robert Ryan as assistant treasurer. New and reappointed board members include Harold Bogan Thad Collum Louis Lowenstein Edward McLaughlin Albert Orenstein Stephen Rogers John Stone Hendrix Ten Eyck Forbes Tuttle Sherrald Wilson and Laura Caldwell. The meeting drew the board staff women's auxiliary Polish Legion alumni and Old Boys' Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Boys’ Club
Onondaga Country Club
Maceo Felton
Harvey J. Shure
John Searles
Donald E. Richardson
Robert Ryan
Harold Bogan
Thad Collum
Louis Lowenstein
Edward McLaughlin
Albert Orenstein
Stephen Rogers
John Stone
Hendrix Ten Eyck
Forbes Tuttle
Boys’ Club
The
Women’s Auxiliary
Polish Legion
Old Boys’ Association
Postal Station Bids Sought for City Contract
U S Postal Service seeks proposals to operate a contract station in a city area bounded by Montgomery Street South Clinton Street East Washington Street and Onondaga Streets. The station will handle stamps cards money orders registry and certified mail and parcel post with hours 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. Bids due June 24 at 10 am.
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U.S. Postal Service
Montgomery Street
Clinton Street
Washington Street
Onondaga Streets
New York Education Leaders Boast Quality Amid Budget Debate
Dr. Stanley Raub of NYSSBA cited New York as having the nation's top education quality and broader services for handicapped students. He warned legislators will propose late bills, including an agency shop measure, urging school boards to lobby state senators and stay politically active locally.
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New York State
United States
Stanley Raub
New York State School Boards Association
Nyssba
Raub
Cayuga County School Boards Association
Riordan’s
State Education Department
Carey
Albany
Supreme Court
Michigan
Warren Anderson
State Senate
Assembly
Senate
Drum Corps to Compete in Bville Show
TEMPO booster club hosts a 1 pm drum and bugle show at Baker Field Baldwinsville with Mello Dears Owego Mighty Liberators Rochester Avant Garde Saratoga Springs 76ers Syracuse and Gauchos Fulton. Three trophies and 1500 prize money awarded to top three. Baldwinsville Marching Bees exhibition. admission 2 adults 1 child 12 and 5 family.
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TEMPO
Baldwinsville
Baker Field
Mello Dears
Owego
Mighty Liberators
Rochester
Avant Garde
Saratoga Springs
76Ers
Syracuse
Gauchos
Fulton
Baldwinsville Marching Bees
Assembly gas bill to require reports
The State Assembly approved a bill to require natural gas utilities to file annual long-range planning reports. Sponsored by Syracuse Assemblyman Melvin N. Zimmer, the measure would mirror electric utilities reporting and cover five year demand projections, future supply sources, projected costs, and other key data for PSC and legislature review.
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Albany
PSC
Assemblyman
Melvin N. Zimmer
Syracuse
Zimmer
Assemblies
Horse show slated by five counties in Baldwinsville event
Horse owners from Cayuga Madison Oneida Onondaga and Oswego counties enter the Jordan Elbridge Lions Club show at Temeg Enterprises headquarters Baldwinsville. Judge Willard Sweeting of Tully serves as judge and George Gulino of Marietta is announcer. Proceeds support sight and hearing conservation and local community projects.
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Jordan-Elbridge Lions Club
Cayuga
Madison
Oneida
Onondaga
Oswego
Temeg Enterprises
East Dead Creek Road
Baldwinsville
Rolling Mede Farm
Willard Sweeting
Tully
George Gulino
Marietta
Verner Hudson
Elbridge
Nicholas Wasnik
Beacon Hill Farms
Cato
Professional Horsemen's Association of America
Big S Ranch
Earl Smith
Weedsport
Kent Morgan
Jordan
Esengard Hunt Scat
Durhamville
Short in wire causes fire at South Side apartment
An electrical short blamed for a morning fire heavily damaging a two story South Side apartment house left six families homeless. Firefighters arrived at 114 Ford Ave to find heavy smoke on the second floor as six occupants fled after the lights flickered and smelled smoke. Investigators said the blaze started in a hallway partition and was contained to hallways with smoke and water damage throughout the building.
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South Side
Ford Ave
Law to regulate foreign workers in New York domestic jobs
Final legislative approval is given to a bill by Assemblyman Melvin N. Zimmer to regulate agencies arranging foreign domestic workers in New York. The measure requires full records for inspection by the State Labor Department and prompt notice to state immigration officials if any domestic job contracts are canceled.
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Albany
New York State
Melvin N. Zimmer
Syracuse
State Labor Department
State Labor Office
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Sherrald Wilson
Laura Caldwell
Joseph Falco
General Mail
Taft Road
Fayetteville
Brooklea Drive
BOCES
Diaspora
Genesee Street
B’ville
OCC
Onondaga Community College
John Walker
Mattydale American Legion Post
Dennis Berring
OCC Veterans’ Association
Veterans’ Emergency Loan Fund
Morocco
Wcny-Tv
Ribbens Farm, Inc
RTE
N.Y
Auburn
Public Notice Hotel & Motel Mattress Distributors
Hilton Inn
Buckley Rd. No
Eric Blvd
S. James St
Rome
Buckoy Ra
Holiday Inn
Erie Blvd
James
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