Mulroy retracts claim on landfill tipping fee surge
County Executive John Mulroy admitted he misspoke after saying the Tripoli owned Onondaga landfill could raise tipping fees to 30 dollars a ton. Joseph Tripoli dismissed the figure as inaccurate, noting current rates and pending contract terms with Onondaga Landfill Systems Inc. cited by Justice Miller.
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John Mulroy
Mulroy
Lee Alexander
Albany
Joseph and
Dominick Tripoli
Onondaga
Herald-Journal
Tripoli
Joseph Tripoli
Ment
Onondaga Landfill Systems Inc
State Supreme Court
Donald Miller
OLS
Jurors to hear more of Davis tape in murder trial
The state Supreme Court jury in the Davis murder case will hear a tape where the 33 year old defendant admits striking his five year old stepdaughter Consuela Holmes with a belt. Davis is charged with second degree murder for the December 16 1978 death at the Hollywood Park apartment in Clay.
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Davis
Robert Davis
State Supreme Court
Consuela Holmes
Michael Carvery
Sheriff's Department
Norman Mordue
Hollywood Park
Clay
Melissa Stanley
Emil Ross
Unidentified woman in critical condition after Route 5 accident Camillus
State police and hospital say a woman in her 40s was hit on Route 5 about four tenths of a mile west of Ike Dixon Road at 6 05 AM. She remains in critical condition at State University Hospital with severe head and internal injuries. Authorities seek relatives as investigation continues and no charges will be filed against 20 year old Mark Hart of Jordan.
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Herald-Journal
Neil Driscoll
YMCA
Camillus
State University Hospital
Route 5
Ike Dixon
Mark Hart
Jordan
Laubach
John
Wesley G. Bird
Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
John Dillon
Bird
Road Patrol
D Watch
Sheriff's Department
Susan
Memphis
Two Women Charged in Oswego County Robbery Case
Two women Erma Wells and Kathryn Hansinger face second degree robbery prostitution and fourth degree conspiracy charges after allegedly luring two men Leroy Haynes and Wilson Smith III to a Travel Lodge room then having two male accomplices beat and rob them of 37 dollars. The victims, not seriously hurt, plan medical help. Both suspects pleaded innocent and bail was set at 5000 each with a Monday court return.
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Oswego County
Leroy Haynes
County Line Road
Phoenix
Wilson G. Smith III
R.D. 2
Erma Wells
Massena St
Kathryn M. Hansinger
Cannon St
Brian Mullett
Haynes
Smith
Erie Boulevard
James Street
Mullett
Hansinger
Wells
Snowden Apartments
Joseph Falco
Falco
Fire destroys dairy barn in Turin. cattle killed
At 6:54 p.m. a large dairy barn on the Patrick Millard farm in Turin burned heavily, killing several cattle after a heat lamp was reportedly installed. Firemen from Turin Lyons Falls and Constableville found the barn nearly engulfed on arrival, with farm machinery also damaged according to Lewis County sheriff's deputies.
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Lowville
Turin
Lewis County Sheriff's Deputies
Patrick Millard
Millard
Lyons Falls
Constablevill
Laubach helps a '20th century leper'
John, 31, describes himself as a 20th century leper due to a fifth grade reading level. He credits Laubach Literacy International and tutors Lynn Curtis and Mary for progress, recounts reading struggles, frustration, and rare triumphs, and notes how literacy changes daily life and self worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Palmer
John
Laubach Literacy International
Laubach
Syracuse
Mayoral drive to cost plenty
GOP county chairman Norman Rothschild predicts a Republican mayoral bid will require at least 150000 to 200000 dollars, with 40000 already budgeted by the committee and the rest raised by the candidate. Other contenders include Roy Bernardi Ralph Mingolelli and Sidney Johnson, while Democrats face a divided field. Alexander’s vote totals declined from 1973 to 1977, Rothschild notes, as he praises the incumbent though noting shifts in city politics.
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Kenn Peter
Lee Alexander
GOP
Norman Rothschild
Alexander
Rothschild
Roy Bernardi
Ralph Mingolelli
Sidney Johnson
Bernardi
Mingolelli
Johnson
Laysfield
Republican Party
Board of Elections
City Hall
Democratic Party
Salina settles landfill dispute with East Plaza Inc
Salina will pay East Plaza Inc 185000 dollars to settle a 1978 suit over a 29.9 acre landfill site the town allegedly overfilled. The agreement releases the town from indemnity and uses federal revenue sharing funds to compensate the property owner for land and related costs while ensuring compliance with DEC closure rules.
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Salina
East Plaza Inc
Darrell W. Weston
East Plaza
Hast Plaza
DEC
Weston
Robert Ventre
Emanuel Calocerinos
Fifteen Onondaga groups join foreign policy study
Fifteen citizen groups in Onondaga County participate in Great Decisions 81 a nationwide grassroots study of foreign policy issues. Syracuse World Affairs Council and United Nations Association of Central New York sponsor locally.
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Onondaga County
Elizabeth M. Bye
Great Decisions
Syracuse World Affairs Council
United Nations Association of Central
Washington
Rye
Persian Gulf
South Africa
China
U.S
Georgetown professor arrested for disorderly conduct at SU game
J Vincent Princiotto, 54, of McLean Virginia a Georgetown University professor and supporter, was charged with disorderly conduct during Syracuse University's win over Georgetown in the Carrier Dome. He allegedly taunted fans with a placard in front of the SU student section and grabbed an officer after his sign was removed. He faces a Police Court appearance on March 18.
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Georgetown University
Carrier Dome
Salt City
J. Vincent Princiotto
McLean
Georgetown
Syracuse University
Hayas
AJ. Mangel
Princiotta
Mangel
Princiotto
Hoya
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R.A. Marlett
Elbridge Based
State Police
Jesse Hallam
Johnny Cash
America
Jesse
Curtis
Mary
John Bol
Department of Environmental Conservation
United States
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