City schools face cuts in sports and busing if aid drops
Syracuse officials warn state aid shortfall could force playoffs on school programs. With 1983 budget assumptions built on aid growth, a $1–2 million deficit this year could rise to $3–4 million in 1984. The district has no teacher cuts or closures left, leaving athletics lunches and transportation as likely targets.
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Kenneth Mokrzycki
State Senate
Charles H. Eckermann
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State School Boards Association
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Assembly Democrats
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Independents cut into party faithfuls in Syracuse area
Norman Rothschild and Charles Welch blame Watergate and media focus for rising non enrollment. They note Civil Service hiring reduces patronage rewards and shift of Syracuse politics under Mayor Lee Alexander. They cite 25 000 people moving out of the city and a Democratic registration edge of about one million statewide.
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Norman Rothschild
Syracuse
Rothschild
Lee Alexander
GOP
Romeo
New York
Charles Welch
Onondaga DA backs 10 point anti DWI program
The Onondaga County District Attorney supports a 10 point plan to crack down on drunken driving. It includes eliminating the 50 percent fine rebate for completing the Drinking Driver Program. Prosecutor Richard A. Hennessy Jr. says removing the rebate could double county revenue to $250,000 for alcohol safety study and legislative recommendations.
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Onondaga County
New York State Association of
Jeffrey R. Merrill
Richard A. Hennessy Jr
$2.5 Million Fund Drive Launched for Burnet Park Zoo
Bronx Zoo criticizes the old Burnet Park Zoo as an animal prison while Onondaga County prepares a mid 1985 renovation turning Burnet Park into a modern facility. A $10 million project, $7.5 million county funded, seeks $2.5 million private gifts from foundations, corporations, groups, and individuals.
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Bronx
William A. Conway
Zoo
Onondaga County
John H. Mulroy
David Rabay
Raymond W. Cummings
William Schofield
Troy
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Kresge Foundation
Conway
New York Zoological Society
Corrections in HeralJournal on Hiram Jimenez case
The Herald-Journal corrects that attorney William D. Walsh defended Hiram Jimenez in County Court. Jimenez was acquitted of charges of second degree criminal sale and fourth degree possession. Also, Robert Kinchen will discuss Indecent Exposure at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow at Central Library. yesterday’s date was incorrect.
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Herald-Journal
Hiram Jimenez
Jimenez
William D. Walsh
Robert Kinchen
Onondaga County
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