Farewell Quilt for Beloved Roberts School Teacher
Twenty eight second graders and parents held a farewell party for retiring Roberts School teacher Carol Palmer after 17 years in the district. Joyce Kusak McGuire organized a quilt from student pictures as a keepsake honoring Palmer’s devotion, creativity, and unusual classroom projects.
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Carol Palmer
Roberts School
Glenwood Ave
Palmer
Joyce Kusak-McGuire
Kusak-McGuire
Kusak- McGuire
Stan Linhorst City Editor Feature Note
Stan Linhorst serves as the city editor, coordinating local news coverage and editing staff notes. The page indicates his contact at 470 2268 and date Tuesday June 18 1985, reflecting a staff byline and desk duties on the city desk.
Moore Benedict townhouses to welcome 56 families
The Syracuse Housing Authority bought the Moore Benedict townhouses, and 20 low to moderate income families will move in this weekend as the first of 56 units. Neighbors express mixed feelings but hope for orderly, safe living. officials emphasize screening, a tenant group, and ongoing oversight to prevent disrepair and crime while maintaining a livable neighborhood.
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Moore and Benedict
Moore-Benedict
Syracuse Housing Authority
Barbara Buckland
Lee Alexander
Conifer Development Inc
Common Council
Southwest Side
Buckland
Addie Littleton
Benedict Ave
SHA
Frederick Murphy
Murphy
Alexander
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
5Th District
Jennie Mingolelli
Comp Time at County Departments Scrutinized by Legislators
Lawmakers question how compensatory leave is earned and used after a comptroller list shows county Corrections Department staff of 189 accumulating 15,691 hours and Board of Elections staff totaling 2,845 hours. They note Supreme Court limits on forcing cashless time and ask county attorney to assess impact while highlighting 1984 cost of 478,557 for 37,365 hours among 4,770 workers.
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Corrections Department
Board of Elections
Gerald Mingolelli
Syracuse
Legislature
Ways and Means
Mingolelli
Comptroller’s Office
Mordue Seen As GOP Supreme Court Hopeful In Onondaga Race
Norman A. Mordue emerges as the leading Onondaga County Republican candidate to fill the Fifth Judicial District Supreme Court seat vacated by Justice Donald Miller. With strong backing from Vietnam veteran groups and Holihan, Mordue faces rivals and the party convention set for Sept. 17–23. The race includes incumbents Hancock and Roy seeking reelection, and political maneuvers unfold as Alexander weighs a possible switch from mayoral to the bench and election law questions loom for potential vacancies.
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Norman A. Mordue
Supreme Court
Mordue
Onondaga County Republican Committee
Donald Miller
Fifth Judicial District
Onondaga County
Herkimer
Jefferson, Lewis
Oneida
Onondaga
Oswego
William R. Roy
Hancock
Cynthia Pugh
Robert Garrow
Syracuse University
Vietnam
An Qui
Con
David Holihan
Holihan
Mario Cuomo
Alexander
Richard Romeo
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DY Malis Hpannruri
Stan Linhorst
Penny Sori
Ellen
Littleton
John Fennessey
GOP
Cuomo
Romeo
Tully
New York City
Upstate
Neil Or
Ant Driscoll
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