Hanlon to become aide to Mulroy
Richard J Mulroy will appoint Hanlon of Wolcott Avenue as deputy county executive. The announcement, set by Mulroy at 8:45 a.m., notes Hanlon’s background in public relations with Niagara Mohawk Corp and his past service as deputy to the county executive.
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A. Krowmann
Rotie
Richard J.mulroy
Hanlon
Wolcott Ave
Niagara-Mohawk Corp
Herald- Journal
John H. Mulroy
Department Hearts
F Tlanton
Ecod
Marty Honan
City launches spring cleanup effort citywide
The city begins a two week spring cleanup with crews sweeping streets as construction rises in busy districts. Commissioner Raa m and H. Dodie cite mild weather and outline routes daily from W Fayette to Sidtend Avenues. A new ordinance to charge contractors $15 per hour for street cleaning, $20 overtime, awaits Board of Estimate approval.
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Wik Gowl
Ness Marrnee Dadgr
Fapious
Board of Estimate
Dalge
St. Patrick's Day
iGlinton Square
Salina Street
Warren Street
Wilkrow
Adams Streets
S. Salina Tor
Columbus Circle
Harrison Street
Erie Blvd
W. Genesee Streets
Clark held on perjury charges in county court
Clark 25 of Akron was ordered held for grand jury by Judge Joseph Paleo on perjury charges tied to his testimony in a County Court case. Prosecutors say he lied about his involvement with Robert Robinson, a forgery suspect. Defense argued immunity inducement by the DA staff.
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Martigoi't. Clark
Akyan, Oho
Tidge Joseph Paleo
Clark
Paring
Robert
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Z Noefense
Frank” Berger
Dua
Staf
Albert Orenstein
Robinson
Clare
Orenstein
Stans
Robin
Will
Martin
Powder and polish theft leads to court appearance
A 23 year old woman faced Police Court in May charged with petty larceny for shoplifting powder and shoe polish from Nojaim's TGA Store on Gifford Street. Mrs. John Bailey of 129 Shannonard Street pleaded innocent and was released on $300 bail with a return date set for April 5.
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Wal
John Bailey
Shonnard St
Nojaim
TGA
Gifford
Baily
Hat
College purse theft thwarted at Crouse College
A woman distracted a thief by tugging the purse strap while a student in the music room helped stop him. Kim Young of 404 University Ave held the suspect and purse, containing $26, until police arrived. Donald Johnson of 324 Amherst Ave was arrested and arraigned on a third degree larceny charge and held on $2,540 bail.
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Crouse College
Anne Thaberts
Kim Young
University Ave
Dsnald Johnson
Amherst
Ave
Johnson
Crash injures three as ambulance collides on Catherine Street
Three people were hospitalized after a crash involving an ambulance, two cars, and a small van on Catherine Street and Erie Boulevard. Bruce and Betty Needle, both injured, were in the van. Walter Rusyniak was a passenger in the ambulance. Police issued a ticket to Peter Brandes for failure to yield right of way. A vandal attacked Policeman Margiasso’s car with obscene graffiti, while two vans and a city ordinance amendment hearing loom for condominiums and cluster homes.
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Memones Hospital
Marting
Catherine Street
Ehe Boulevard
Bruce Needle
Betty Needle
Tanyard Lane
Baldwinsville
Walter Rusyniak
Warners Road
Raymond Kratzer
David H. Sant
Hkyoaks Place
Erie Boulevard
Peter J. Brandes
James
Nramer
Iike
Almond Street
Stasyntak
Needles
Alenholies
Kossilel
Varitaligen
Nicholas Margiso
Tilehfield Blvd
Margiasso
City Hall
A. Spencer Steele
Florida
Sieele
City Planning Commission
Lawmakers seek mental health reform and utility sharing bill
Assemblyman Terry introduced a measure to let local mental health commissions examine defendants and report within three days, backed by the Department of Mental Hygiene and six county agencies. Other bills approved include sharing utility relocation costs for urban renewal and legalizing private building encroachments up to six inches on city streets.
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Imental Health Commission Nes
Assemblymandel H Terry
Syracuse
Terry
Iing
Community Mental Health Services Legal Authority
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Abraham Mulper
Daga Mounty Imental Health
Westhill Society Concert Features Noted Musicians
The Westhill National Honor Society hosts a spring concert at Westhill Central High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Proceeds support a musical scholarship. The Arton Men’s Choir with pianist Anthony Lombardo and Abrs Thomas Havill appear, with 40 members performing Griman singing and solos by bassist Peter Frimandi and percussionist Kent Trensinz. Lombardo is organist at St John the Baptist and a former student of Erich Leinsdorf.
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Arton Men's
Anthony Lombardo
Thomas Havill
Cuse Chilist
Wednnesday
Westhill National Honor Society
Westhill Central High School
Peter Frimandi
Kent Trensinz Lombardo
St .John the Baptist Catholic Church
Symphony concert in Lincoln Auditorium tonight
Louis Krasner and Howard Boatwright will perform at 8 40 p m in Lincoln Auditorium with the Syracuse Symphony. The program includes Bach and a Three Pieces for Two Violins.
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Louis Krasner
Dloward Boatwright
Salisis
Syracuse Aphony
Symphonetta
Lincoln Auditorium
Bach
SU Asia Program Brings Students to Campus Conference
One hundred area high school students visited Syracuse University for the fifth Asia Program event during a day long campus Asian Studies Conference. The program, organized with the State Education Department, aims to introduce Asian studies into secondary schools. Dr. Arthur Osteen, chair of Syracuse's South Asia Program, spoke at Kite Edge auditorium.
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Hyndred Area
Syracuse University
University
State Education Department
New York
Kite Iedge
Arthur Osteen
Syracuse
Professor Evan Twanowski to Speak at AIAA Aerospace Meet
Dr Ross M Evan Twanowski of Syracuse University in mechanical engineering was invited to present a paper at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics aerospace sciences meet in Los Angeles scheduled for June 27 to 30.
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Ross M. Evan Twanowski
Syracuse University
Whas
American Institue of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Toursh Aerospace Sciences
Ing
Los Angeles
Syracuse fights cut in federal aid
The North Syracuse school district opposes cuts to federal aid for a planned swimming pool project at the new Cicero high school. Estimated costs rise as federal impacted funds could cost North Syracuse about 57,000 annually, with funding tied to areas with high federal worker populations. The board also seeks a third voter referendum on the pool at the $5.9 million district high school in Cicero.
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Syracuse
Cicero
Parks
Boar Fis
Legisla Lad
Conailsied
Washington
North Syracuer
North Syray Case
Stancock
Syracuse professor attends national health convention
Dr. John Shay, chairman of the men’s physical education department at Syracuse University, attends the annual American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation convention in Chicago and is vice president elect of the association.
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John Shay
Syracuse University
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Chicago
Association
Horlick defense in forged travel check case in county court
Retired Judge Leo Fi reed acts as signed counsel for Alvin Smythe Horlick on forgery counts. Breed pressed two charge types during arraignment while noting no bill of particulars. Horlick has remained jailed since last November as onlookers report crowded trial schedules and delays in County Court due to the 1985 grand jury workload.
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Leo Fi.reed
Breed
Alvin Smythe Horlick
Whgs
David Hanks
Leflore
Ormand N. Gale
Grand Jury
Norlick
Vidi Hanks
Gale
Horlick
Reed
Morrick
Onondage County
Briton stamps for EEC discussed at Syracuse session
Dennis Thompson of the British Institute for International and Comparative Law spoke at Syracuse University about the potential benefits and implications of a broader European Economic Community. He outlined three core principles of the EEC, including the Commission's powers, qualified majority decisions by the Council, and the Court of Justice's jurisdiction among member states.
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Syracuse
Dennis Thompson
British Institute For International and Comparative Law
Thompson
Syracuse University
University College of Law
American Society of International Law
Thoingson
Briain
Europe
European Economic Community
European
Council of Ministers
Court of Justice
Card game raid leads to arrests and seized cash
Organized Crime Division officers raided a Cedar Street bar upstairs and a Megal tavern downstairs. Three men were arrested, two leaped from a window during the bust. Williams, Walker, and Jackson faced charges including resisting arrest, disorderly house, and second degree assault amid a seizure of $1025 and alcohol.
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Carle
Cedar St. Ant
Organized Crime Division
OCU
OCD
Palice
Don
Larougte
Pattea
Toy Willams
F. Fayette St
John Walker Jr
Cellar St
Williams
James Jackson
Faytte St
Cedar
Pit
A. Warard Seih Te
Seib
Cops to register 12000 bicycles in Syracuse schools
Police will visit city schools to register 12,000 bicycles in Syracuse. Students at Van Duyn Our Lady of Lourdes and Elmwood must bring registrations to school to qualify for new applications. Under a new ordinance the program runs for two years with new registrations at the bicycle division of the Public Safety Building during the next two weeks.
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Faure Pollasmen
Syracuse
van Duyn
Our Lady of Jourdes
Elmwood
Yejstyagion
Public Safety Building
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