Public buildings battle to meet 78 degree cooling guideline
A Herald Journal survey of four large government complexes including City Hall, the State Office Building, the Federal Building Courthouse complex and the Civic Center shows maintaining uniform temperatures is tough. Top floors tend to be cooler, gauges often read 78 degrees or higher, and officials note older structures hinder energy conservation while newer systems better control conditions.
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Carter
Herald-Journal
Courthouse
Comlex
County Civic Center
City Hall
Albany
State Office
Mony Tower
Federal Building
Dommer
Ment of Energy
New York City
General Services Administration
James Dow
Civic Center
James
Ed Garvey
Labor Officials Gather for Health Safety Law Debate
Central New York labor leaders met at Onondaga Community College to discuss workers compensation reform and challenges to health and safety laws. Participants from AFL-CIO Civil Service Employees Association and the Canadian government criticized the current system as outdated and wasteful and urged federal administration of workers compensation. Peggy Seminario warned against the Schweiker Bill aiming to weaken OSHA, noting efforts to attach similar measures to other bills.
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Robert Sperber
Central New York
Onondaga Community College
Central New York Council On Occupational Safety and Health
Afl-Cio
Civil Service Employees Association
William Gilfond
Gilfond
Peggy Seminario
National
Afl-Cio Safety and Health Department
Schweiker
Police brutality claim heard at City Court hearing
The father of 16 year old Susan Waldron accused Syracuse police of excessive force during arrest after a rock throw incident at 311 Holland St. Susan is charged with fourth degree criminal mischief third degree assault and resisting arrest. Bail set at 1500 with arraignment to resume July 9.
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Rowland
Syracuse Police Department
Susan Waldron
Rowland St
Holland St
Human Rights Commission
Thomas Sardino
Miss Waldron
Mariani
Marvin Baker
S. McBride Sr
Gary Lee Bonner
Burnet Ave
Tracy Branch
Helen Bundrage
Gifford
Rinky Smith
South Ave
David Ronald Brooks
W. Manlius St
Hast Syracuse
William James Marko
Wincrest
DeWitt
Rickey L. Brown
N. Townsend St
MacArthur Davis
Grape Terrace
Jerome J. Forcione
Curtis King
Garfield Ave
Address
Richard Lester
Fitch Place
Larry Williams
Bellevue Ave
Robert Williams
S. Salina St
Man Denies Resisting Arrest in City Court
A 31 year old Elbridge man, Wayne P Swank, pleaded innocent in City Court to unlicensed operation, failure to comply with a police order, and resisting arrest after a reported struggle with city police yesterday afternoon near 1021 West Belden Avenue. Police said Swank resisted when officers tried to cuff him at 510 pm and mace was used to subdue him. He allegedly fled as the pursuit continued through Sand, West Genesee and North Geddes streets while a reported .38 caliber handgun and threat to shoot a officer were alleged. Swank will reappear in City Court at a later date.
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Elbridge
Wayne P. Swank
W.belden Ave
Swank
Sand
West Genesee
North Geddes
Richard Flanagan
Onondaga County
Scott Dunseath
Pancake Breakfast by Fairmount Ladies Auxiliary Set
The Fairmount Ladies Auxiliary hosts its annual pancake breakfast at Fairmount Fire Station from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tomorrow tickets are available at the door.
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Fairmount
Best Boy film shown to dispel myths in Manlius
Local agencies sponsor July screenings of the Oscar winning Best Boy at Manlius Cinema to educate about mentally retarded individuals. The 52 year old Phil Wohl’s life is depicted with family love and independence, challenging fears and urging self sufficiency for mentally retarded people.
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Patricia Bycraft
Manlius Cinema
Phil Wohl
Donald Boudov
County Association For Retarded Citizens
Ira Whol
Boudov
Phil
D.W. Griffith
Phil’s Par
Woodlock
Grand jury clears Syracuse repairman in shooting case
A Syracuse grand jury cleared Michael Orso, 22, operator of Nick's Garage, of charges after he chased a thief who stole a idling sports car, then allegedly shot the suspect. Police described a confrontation at Court and Clinton streets with a superficial wound to the thief. no charges were filed against Orso.
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Syracuse
Michael Orso
Nick
Plum St
Jordan Fiske
Fiske
Tin Anon
Orso
Gregory C. Brown
Oakwood Ave
Oro
Court
Clinton
Brown
Orso Ant
William J. Burke
Burke
MOE
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Vid Dommer
Apdats Partaiy
Federal
Waldron
Daniel Corbett
Ralph Jensen
Maurice Waldron
Louis H. Mariani
Buzzy Glaski
Grace Assembly of God Church
Glaski
Fay Road
Taunton
Dick Blume
Robert Glass
Michelle Jupin
Bobby
America
Elbridge County Fair
Seymour Lofft
Soda Ash Six
Ents
Residential Services
Donald Boudreau
Seguin Community Services
Transitional Living Services
Catholic Charities
L’arche
David Woodlock
Catholic Charities Residential Services
Otis Green
W. Castle St
Mary Kimbrough
Rich St
Cato
David A. Parker
Donald W. Post
Michael Smith
Lincolndale Juvenile Hall
Smith
Tahn M Snara
Midland Ave
Clarence Thomas
McKinley Ave
E. Borden Ave
Harry David Titus
Caton
Earl
Darisaw
Wilkinson Place
Anthony Grenga
McChesney Park Drive
James Angelo Messano
Delaware St
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