Police painkiller Dr. Laffer to retire this summer
Dr Maurice Laffer a Syracuse police surgeon retires July 1 after serving since 1948. He has handled on and off duty injuries for over 500 officers while maintaining a general practice on East Genesee Street and overseeing sick leave approvals for departmental slips. He also participates in involuntary psychiatric consultations for county suspects.
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Maurice Laffer
Syracuse
Police Surgeon
Laffer
Genesee Street
Donald Boudreau
Senators approve river shores bill in Albany vote
The New York Senate approved major river shore development limits along Adirondack waterways by a 95 to 21 margin. The bill sets a 100 foot corridor with stricter rules, designating about 70 miles as wild and 430 miles as scenic while allowing limited development on 530 miles.
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Albany
Upstate
Adirondack
Adirondacks
Bernard Smith
Long Island
New York
Smith
Senate
Edwyn Mason
Delaware
Ronald Stafford
Peru
Adirondack Park Agency
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Douglas Barclay
Oswego
James Donovan
Chadwicks
Anderson
Barclay
Donovan
Assembly
Center seeks teen volunteers at Loretto Geriatric Center
Loretto Geriatric Center at 700 E. Brighton Avenue invites volunteers aged 14 or older with working papers. Opportunities include library assistants gift shop and snack bar help patient transport clerical work reception and event helpers for resident parties picnics and visiting in the new 13 story facility. Contact Mrs Skehan or Miss Dougherty at the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretto
Judge calls jury verdict excessive in Salina negligence case
State Supreme Court Justice Richard Aronson reduced the awarded damages from 25000 to 7500 for Frederick Staiano after a 1970 collision with Edward Cronk. Staiano must decide within ten days whether to accept the new award or pursue a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Richard Aronson
Frederick Staiano
Edward Cronk
Salina and Leaseway-Iroquois Inc
Aronson
Staiano
Anita Ave
Salina
Cronk
Siaiano
Registration for YMCA Gymnastics Courses Begins
Registrations are under way for a six week gymnastics program at Jamesville Dewitt High School and East Syracuse Middle School under the Town of Dewitt Parks and Recreation Department. The program starts July 12 and youths aged 5 to 18 may pre register by calling the town recreation office before July 9.
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Jamesville-DeWitt High School
East Syracuse Middle School
Town of DeWitt Parks and Recreation Department
Syracuse Woman Sentenced For Drug Sale
Mary Jane Reese a 23 year old of 207 Van Buren Street was sentenced by State Supreme Court Justice Thomas Aloi to one year to life in prison after pleading guilty to third degree sale of a controlled substance for selling heroin to an undercover officer on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Mary Jane Reese
van Buren St
State Supreme Court
Thomas Aloi
Nottingham High School renovation plans pushed for 1978 completion
An advisory committee on Nottingham High School modernization aims to finish work by the 1978 25th anniversary. The group seeks swift recommendations to the Board of Education, with priorities including a swimming pool library and cafeteria improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Bednarski
Nottingham High School
Henry J. McCormick Jr
Nottingham
Board of Education
McCormick
Central Technical High School
Corcoran
Henninger
Fowler High School
All Star Band announces noon concerts downtown this summer
The All Star Band directed by Stan Colella began noon outdoor concerts at Columbus Circle with weekly shows through August. Dates include MONY Plaza July 2 Lincoln Plaza July 10 Hanover Square July 17 Clinton Square July 24 Fayette Park July 31 Columbus Circle August 7 MONY Plaza August 14. A carnival in Wilson Park tomorrow features five mobile units and benefits the United Negro College Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Parks and Recreation
All Star Band
Stan Colella
Columbus Circle
Mony Plaza
Lincoln Plaza
Hanover Square
Clinton Square
Fayette Park
Wilson Park
United Negro College Fund
West End Republican Club to hear elections chief
Frederick Buchanan, county elections commissioner, will address members at Saturday’s regular meeting scheduled for 3 p.m. at Fuoco's Tavern, 220 Otisco St. The agenda will also include discussion of the club's annual clambake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Republican Club
Frederick Buchanan
Fuoco's Tavern
Otisco St
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LA Fleur Paysour
Diabetes Association
William Kram
National Juvenile Diabetes Association
Linda Waterman
Ham
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Downtown
Fayetteville
Sibley
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