Explorer Impact Luncheon highlights youth career paths
Jon K. Holcombe Onondaga County district attorney urged business leaders and officials to unite for youth career exposure at the Explorer Impact Luncheon at Onondaga Golf and Country Club. The 37 attendees represented key local industries and education groups backing a six year program to connect teens ages 15 to 21 with practical career experience.
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Jon K. Holcombe
Onondaga County
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
Onondaga
Oswego County
William Hutchens
Price Warterhouse & Co
William Rosenbloom
Manufacturer’s Association of Syracuse
James Messinger
Sair Aviation
John Mulray
Patrick Corbett
Syracuse University
Jim Gies
Sentencing Set for Everson in DeWitt Burglary Case
James Everson 21 admitted entering Daniels Furniture in DeWitt on November 13 with intent to steal. County Court Judge William J. Burke scheduled sentencing for July 29 for a third degree burglary plea, a class D felony that carries up to seven years in prison. The article also covers Explorer post growth plans and program goals under Ben Stack.
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James Everson
McBride St
Daniels Furniture Store
DeWitt
William J. Burke
Everson
Cicero Considers Curfew After Rising Juvenile Arrests
The Cicero Town Board holds a second informational hearing to gauge public sentiment on a possible curfew law aimed at reducing vandalism and juvenile arrests, noting support from businessmen and law enforcement. The board considers modeling after curfews in other towns such as Norwich, restricting under 17s from public places after 11 PM on weekdays and midnight weekends without a parent.
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Cicero
Girard M. Hogan
Norwich
Movers start scholarship at Syracuse University
The Central New York Movers Association established an annual $100 scholarship for a senior majoring in transportation and distribution management at Syracuse University School of Management. James E. LaVoy Jr. said the award promotes student interest in the motor carriage and household goods moving industry.
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Central New York Movers Association
TDM
Syracuse University
School of Management
James E. LaVoy Jr
Two DWI Convictions Ordered to Enter State School
Margaret A Beauchene 41 of 116 Allen Drive North Syracuse convicted of DWI on June 15 by Town of Clay Justice Floyd Linn with case moved from Justice Harry Heath. Gerald M Starr 36 of 109 Wadsworth Road North convicted of DWI on June 17 by Town of DeWitt Justice Edward C Schepp.
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Margaret A. Beauchene
Allen Drive
North Syracuse
Town of Clay
Floyd Linn
Harry Heath
Gerald M. Starr
Wadsworth Road
North
Syracuse
DeWitt
Edward C. Schepp
Senate passes medical bill aiding Central NY health plan
The State Senate passed a bill to ease red tape for the Health Service Medical Corporation of Central New York. Senator Tarky Lombardi Jr. says the prepaid plan, organized by Syracuse area hospitals, offers hospitalization and medical services with Blue Cross Blue Shield involvement, but faces funding concerns due to Health Department rate criteria. Lombardi argues the plan reduces hospitalization use by about 20 percent and requires underwriting flexibility to avoid jeopardizing the new plan.
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Albany Bureau
Albany
Health Service Medical Corporation
Central
New York
State Senate
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Department of Health
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Syracuse
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Lombardi
Senate Health Committee
Health Department
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