Scattered-site housing plan moves ahead in Syracuse
Dozens of meetings and laws shape a first of its kind low income housing program on the Near West and South sides. A $2.2 million Benedict Avenue project adds 56 units, while a $5.3 million federally funded plan plans 90 units on 10 parcels across burned and vacant lots.
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The
Planning Commission
Syracuse Housing Authority
Benedict
Moore Avenues
Jacek Ghosh
Westside Innercity Association
Joseph Nicolett
Fred Murphy
Near West Side
Moore-Benedict
Benedict Avenue
Murphy
Stan Evans City Editor Feature Note
Stan Evans serves as city editor for the paper, guiding local reporting strategy and coordinating newsroom coverage. He oversees assignments, edits copy, and liaises with reporters to ensure timely, accurate public notices and community stories reach readers.
Lipe-Rollway workers approve three year contract
About 200 striking workers at Lipe-Rollway Corp Roilway Bearing Division ratified a new three year pact. Local 798 of the United Auto Workers voted 110 to 83 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3146 Mattydale. A company official said workers would return to their jobs tomorrow.
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Lipe-Rolway Corp
Roilway
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Mattydale
United Auto Workers
Robert Cranston
Robert Emmerth
Local 798
Council ready to OK Loew Building deal
The Ithaca Common Council weighs an option allowing negotiations to sell the Loew Building for 450000 to Investment Portfolio Managers IPM in return for a 25000 cash payment and financing proof within 45 days plus a landmark theater agreement. If approved, six of nine councilors back the move with two weeks of delay possible.
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Ithaca
Joseph Nicoletti
JPM
Nicoletti
IPM
James Walsh
Loew
Tapes Heard By Panel In Georgiade Grand Jury Probe
Georgiade testifies before a grand jury probing political dirty tricks by Mayor Lee Alexander and Police Chief Thomas Sardine. The jurors have heard tapes Georgiade made alleging spying and discrediting officials from 1977. A $10,000 city payment to Georgiade is under review as potential overtime for alleged dirty tricks.
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George Georgiade
Grand Jury
Georgiade
Edward Gerber
Police Benevolent Association
Lee Alexander
Thomas Sardine
Alexander
Sardino
J. Richard Sardino
Tips on Bat Problems in Homes and Preventive Solutions
Rosemarie faced recurring bat intrusions in her North Side flat and found little real help from officials or exterminators. The piece emphasizes prevention to keep bats out, and discusses cautious killing or capture if prevention fails, noting local bats are rabid until proven otherwise. Jim Dummit of Arrow Pest Control voices frustration and uncertainty among professionals.
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Rosemarie
Health Department
Jim Dummitt
Arrow Pest Control
Jim
Kim
Ron Wolf
County Animal Disease Control Office
Bat Problems Spur Local Advice and Rabies Caution
Residents seek bat control as no specific extermination program exists. Examiners stress bat-proofing openings, using lights and moth balls carefully, cleaning droppings, and avoiding panic. Health officials note bats are rabies tested monthly with no diseased specimen since 1977. Experts warn against handling bats and promote safe release if captured.
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Ron
Health Department
Howard Miller
State College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Howard
Rosemarie
Indiana
Black River
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
ETRO
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Salt Museum
Stan Evans
Lipe-Rollway Workers OK New Contract
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Emily DiMicco
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