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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1983

Page

11

County budget shows 1982 deficit of 11.9 million in red

Onondaga County closed 1982 with an $11.9 million deficit tied to Medicaid Social Services and uncollected taxes, the third straight year in red. About $9 million has been retired via special appropriations, leaving a net shortfall of about $2.9 million to erase in 1983 through cuts or higher revenues.

Onondaga County Troller David R. Elleman Comptroller Elleman

Robbery at North Syracuse shop and city officials change

Two robbers stole more than $1,000 in receipts from Basic Things Inc on North Main Street after overpowering the owner at about 9 a.m. They also took about $75 from her purse before fleeing on foot. Also in brief, Onondaga County Clerk James D. Gorham will retire December 31 after 30 years in public service. He led a 76‑person staff and supervised two DMV bureaus. The Carrier Dome hosts a Crusade of Prayer for Healing and Evangelization on April 23, with Knights of Columbus sponsorship and possible bishop participation. A town resident was robbed of $650 in a downtown parking lot by three men. Captain Kangaroo will give Le Moyne College’s May 21 commencement address, also receiving an honorary degree, with Wells College and General Electric executives noted for honorary honors.

North Syracuse Delores Collard Basic Things Inc N. Main St C.A. Vinch Vinch Homestead Patroleum Onondaga James D Dave” Gorham Gorham Elbridge State Department of Motor Vehicles Carrier Dome Ralph DiOrio Crusade of Prayer For Syracuse DiOrio Leicester Mass New York The Knights of Columbus Clayman Dennis Straight Sweet Mill Lane Lincoln Center Straight Robert J. Keeshan Cbs-Tv Captain Kangaroo le Moyne College Anthony A. Henninger le Moyne Keeshan Patti McGill Peterson Wells College Thomas A. Paganelli General Electric Electronic Systems Carr Salina Salina Street Liverpool

Steelworkers concede concessions at Crucible plant

Workers at Crucible Specialty Metals in Solvay voted 772-241 to accept wage and benefit cuts, including $1.75 hourly reductions and holidays, with production on a reduced schedule through the month. Union members fear plant closure while Colt Industries faces a broader steel industry pact negotiations.

Crucible Specialty Metals North Gate Charles Brauksteck Sieck Crucible Colt Industries Inc Solvay National United Steelworkers Union Pittsburgh Basic Steel Industry

Marine Midland to Install ATMs in Wegman's Markets

Marine Midland will install 30 automated teller machines in Wegman's grocery stores, including eight in the Syracuse area, with 24 hour access and credit card compatibility. The machines, Diebold Model 911s, will enable transfers between savings and checking, bill payments, and balance checks, and expand Marine Midland's ATM network to 127 units statewide.

Marine Midland Wegman’s Syracuse New York Wegman's Rochester Buffalo Robert B. Wegman Marine Midland CashCard MasterCard Visa Credit Key Bank Onondaga Savings Lincoln First Bank Midstate North Country Albany Southern Tier Central New York State

Robberies in Onondaga County Move Fast With Shotguns

In the past two months six robberies in Onondaga County involved shotguns or suspected sawed-off weapons. Cephas Scott was killed during an after hour South McBride Street robbery. Police note sawed-off guns are common and easily obtainable with no permit required, though federal penalties exist for shortened barrels. Gun experts say these weapons are unlikely to be fired in robberies, with knives remaining the preferred weapon in over half of local cases.

Onondaga County Cephas Scott South McBride Street Scott Rod Carr Syracuse Auburn Robert Burns Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Burns Carr

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John H. Mulroy Mulroy North Dome Keeshan le Moyne Crucible Plant State Fair Boulevard Braul Mike Green Marine Midland Terminals Joseph A. Porcello Genesee Street DeWitt James St Oswego Blvd Onondaga Boulevard Pond Street Taft Road W. Genesee St Fairmount United States Chemical Bank Peter Lyman Hiawatha Boulevard Sand Tha McBride Street
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