New York Unemployment Checks To Jump Under Cuomo Plan
More than 100,000 jobless New Yorkers could see larger unemployment benefits under a Cuomo led agreement with lawmakers. The plan would raise the maximum weekly benefit from 125 to 170 starting Sept 5 and to 180 in 1984, boosting checks for about one third of the state’s roughly 330 000 current beneficiaries. The package also raises workers compensation and disability benefits and would lift New York state from 43rd to 21st in max weekly unemployment.
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Mario Cuomo
Associated Press
Fied
State Labor Department
Onondaga
Madison
Oswego
Roger Evans
Syracuse
New York State
Demerrat Cuomo
Joseph Pisani
Westchester
Frank Barbaro
Brooklyn
Recalled workers boost auto plants near East Syracuse
One hundred laid off automobile workers are being recalled next week at two car makers plants near East Syracuse. Chrysler New Process Gear will recall 75 workers mainly to cover vacations, and GM Fisher Body will recall 25 employees to maintain production schedules. The Fisher Body plant employs 1,475 workers and makes plastic parts for GM vehicles.
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Syracuse
Chrysler Corp
New Process Gear Division
Hary Carender
General Motors
Fisher Body
Robert Rudary
Stan Evans City Editor News Note
Stan Evans, City Editor, listed for contact and byline duties. Friday, June 17, 1983, page unknown, Di section.
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Stan Evans
Democrats back Dengel for full term in City Court
Democrats nominated City Court Judge Carl W. Dengel for a 10 year term in November, saying he should not be forced to retire at 70 next year. Dengel, 70, would need a full term if elected, while others in the party backed lesser known candidates for the Syracuse School Board and county posts.
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Carl W. Dengel
Dengel
City Democratic Committee
Lee Alexander
J. Richard Sardino
Syracuse
Ruth Federman
Alexander
Gress
Democratic Committee
Charles Welch
Mulroy Plan Draws Mixed Reactions From Legislators
County Executive John H Mulroy faces mixed reactions as legislators weigh his proposal to finance a rock cut Road trash fueled power plant with general obligation bonds. Critics say the plan was kept secret, while supporters worry about credit ratings and funding for other projects. A two thirds vote is required for bonding, complicating approval. Mulroy favors a shift to general obligation bonds from revenue bonds.
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John H. Mulroy
Rock Cut Road
Mulroy
Ron Stott
County Resource Recovery Agency
Early Morning Robberies Target Local Residents
Police seek three men in seven early morning robberies over two nights in Onondaga County and Syracuse. Victims described as black men in a light colored car, attacking motorists near homes between 1 and 3 am with minor injuries and stolen wallets and a gold watch. No weapons reported. investigations by Onondaga County Sheriff's Dept and Syracuse Police.
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Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
Syracuse Police Department
Arthur M. Phillips
Nottingham Road
Phillips
Brown Ave
Mattydale
John Maslona
Janice Longale
Edward Riveglia
Millwood Circle
Liverpool
Longale
Riveglia
Page
Chief Brandegee Douglass at His Centennial Birthday
Brandegee Douglass known as Brandy or Chief, born June 16 1883 in Mystic River Conn, marks 100 with energy from a life spanning events from Wounded Knee to the moon landings. He lives alone to preserve independence and rejects community group living for seniors.
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Brandegee Douglass
Lyndon Johnson
Carol Redfoot
Syracuse
Brandy
Chief
Mystic River
Conn
Chester Arthur
White House
Kitty Hawk
U8. Navy
Oor
Chief Navy veteran of Syracuse celebrates long life milestones
Dick Case recalls aging, guardian angels, and the Navy life of a Syracuse resident known as Chief. Born in 1905, he joined the Navy for better pay, served in World War I, returned as pharmacist’s mate in later conflicts, and moved to Syracuse in 1926. He now relies on Carl Smith, Carol the nurse, and neighbors for care and cake birthdays while enjoying hunting memories and crafts.
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Carl Smith
Jamesville
Carol
Tye
Dorlar
Carol Culls
Navy
Connecticut
Syracuse
Post Office
Warren Street
Post Office Federal
Clinton Square
New England
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
ETRO
John H. Mulray
Mulray
van Robinson
NAACP
James Walsh
Elaine Lytel
Con
Federman
Lytel
Onondaga County
Solid Waste Disposal Authority
Shodder Plant
Rohub
Larttit
Green Lake
Clark Reservation State Park
Novach
Jeff
Dick Case
Longsland
Heaid
Flo
Ral
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