Revere Co. indicted in nationwide copper price fixing case
Federal grand jury charged Revere Copper Products Inc. of Rome and its parent Revere Copper and Brass Inc. with conspiring to raise copper water tubing prices from 1975 to 1981. Richard A. Smith and nine others named. case ties to $360 million in 1980 sales and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Schwendler
Revere Copper Products Inc
Rome
United States
Revere Copper and Brass Inc
New York City
Richard A. Smith
Revere Copper and Brass
U.S
Philadelphia
Revere Copper Products
New York State
Plantiffs
Revere Copper
Mohawk River
New Yor State Barge Canal
Oneida County
Legislators praised for junking law fee tax
John E. Shaffer of Onondaga County Bar Association lauded state lawmakers for scrapping a proposal to extend sales tax to professional fees. The plan, pushed by Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink to raise 350 million, was dropped as Cuomo and leaders settled a 31.6 billion budget. The association warned the tax would be regressive and hurt consumers and business, with double taxation on indigent defense and consultant fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Bar Association
John E. Shaffer
State Assembly
Stanley Fink
Mario M. Cuomo
Shaffer
Bar Association
New York
Cuomo
Fink
New York State Bar Association
Eugene Pellikka dies after long Syracuse career
Eugene Pellikka of 4905 Tentden Drive Onondaga Hill died Thursday at Community General Hospital. He retired after 40 years as an engineer with New York Telephone Co. He served in World War II and was a charter member of Tuscarora Country Club and a life member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Burial in St. Agnes Cemetery. Public calling hours 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow at Gaynor-Maslyn Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Catherine Tiby and two daughters Catherine Ann and Joan Hileen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Pellikka
Tenterden Drive
Onondaga Hill
Community General Hospital
St. Agnes Cemetery
Gaynor-Maslyn Puneral
Silver Creek
Wis
Pellikka
Syracuse
New York Telephone Co
Pelukka
Tenterdan
Funeral services for Arthur B. French in Fayetteville
Arthur B. French 60 of 5059 Highbridge St Fayetteville died Thursday at home. Services were held at Eaton Tubbs Funeral Home Fayetteville at 2 p.m. Burial followed. He worked 30 years for McIntyre Brothers Paper Co. He served in World War III in the Army Medical Corps. Surviving: wife Mary G. of Okeechobee Fla two sons Arthur French of Syracuse and Michael A Calkins of Fort Lauderdale Fla two brothers Donald of Florida and Robert S of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. French
Highbridge St
Fayetteville
Eaton-Tubbs Funeral
French
McIntyre Brothers Paper Co
Army Medical Corps
Mary G
Okeechobee
Fla
Arthur French
Syracuse
Michael A.calkins
Fort Lauderdale
Donald
Florida
Robert S
Bridgeport
Lewis Tomi dies at 61 in Solvay after racing horses
Lewis Tomi of Huntshill Road Solvay died yesterday at Upstate Medical Center. A lifelong Syracuse area resident he owned Tomi Bag Co for 27 years and raced horses statewide. An Army World War II veteran with three Purple Hearts he belonged to U S Trotting Association and Disabled American Veterans. Survived by son Carl J Nancy Salatte, brother Frank, sisters Marion Connie Joanne, two grandchildren and many relatives. Services Monday at Pirro & Sons Funeral Home and St Peter's Church with burial at Woodland Garden Mausoleum. calling hours tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tomi
Huntshill Road
Solvay
Upstate Medical Center
Tomi
Syracuse
Tomi Bag Co
St. Peter's Church
New York State
U.S. Trotters Association
Feds file $400000 judgment in PAS case
Oswego report states Pollution Abatement Services owners must pay more than 400000 to the federal government after a 1977 judgment. An appeal is planned. EPA sought the cleanup, with costs deemed reasonable. U.S. Attorney Pavone noted the delay in entering the amount and referenced an emergency cleanup order by Judge Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Onondaga
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Joseph Pavone
U.S. District Court
Auburn
EPA
Edmund Port
Pavone
Uruguayan pastor rejects domino theory on Central America
A Uruguayan pastor dismissed the domino theory during a two day teach-in on Central America. Oscar Boleoli, director of the National Council of Churches Latin American Office, argued movements in Central America are independent and seek human dignity, land, food, and medical care, not a Marxist system. He warned Reaganized intervention could trigger a costly Vietnam like conflict and urged peaceful talks including Venezuela, Mexico, and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Central America
Russia
Mexico
United States
Oscar Boleoli
National Council of Churches
el Salvador
Reagan
Boleoli
Bololi
Frances M Buecheler obituary in Syracuse
Frances M. Buecheler of 105 Bradford Lane died after a brief illness. A lifelong Syracuse resident, she taught in the Syracuse School System and later ran the Frances M. Buecheler Insurance Agency. Survived by brothers Herman A. and Edward G. and three nephews, services Monday at Welter-Price Funeral Home, burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 5 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Buecheler
Bradford Lane
Miss Buecheler
Syracuse
San Jose
Calif
Richard
Raymond
Welter-Price Funeral Home
William Herbst
Woodlawn Cemetery
Towle Dies in Florida, Aviation Design Pioneer at 85
Former Syracuse resident Tom Towle, 85, early aircraft designer, died January 18 in Miami. Born in Dayton, he helped design the Ford Tri Motor and led Towle Aircraft, maker of the first all metal amphibious plane with retractable gear. He later worked as chief engineer for Hudson’s wartime aircraft and retired as Church & Dwight executive. He moved to Syracuse in 1945 and to Miami in 1979. He left three sons Austin, Tom Jr., Ted, and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Towle
Miami
Pla
Mr. Towle
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Cycle Co
Orville and
Wilbur Wright
Wright Brothers
Tawie
New Aircraft Industry
Yale University
Orville Wright
Wright-Dayton Airplane Company
Towle
Stout Metal Airplane Co
Henry Ford
William Stout
Stout Air
Ford Motor QO
Detroit
Towle Aircraft, Co
Hudson Motor Car Co
Wall Street
Syracuse
Church & Dwight Co
Arm & Hammer Baking
Helen Church
Austin
Tom Jr
Ted
Remembering Charles Stiefel World War II hero and community leader
Charles Stiefel aged 63 of 9 Fishermans Creek Baldwinsville died Friday at Veterans Administration Hospital after a long illness. A native of Ithaca and Syracuse resident since 1954 he served as district director of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and was a former Democratic committee man of Van Buren. An Army veteran of World War II he took part in the Normandy invasion ferrying pinned down soldiers under fire and earned a citation. Survivors include wife Edith two sons John Baldwinsville and Thomas Coral Gables Fla a daughter Deborah Bickford Middletown Del and five grandchildren. Memorial services Monday 11 a.m. Gates Funeral Home Baldwinsville. Burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery Ithaca. No calling hours. Contributions to Alzheimer’s Disease Fund or Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stiefel
Fishermans Creek
Baldwinsville
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ithaca
Stiefel
Syracuse
Ithaca High School
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
van Buren
Edith
John
Thomas
Coral Gables
Fla
Deborah Bickford
Middletown
Del
Gates Funeral Home
Gordon Knapp
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Alzheimers Disease Fund
Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps
Solvay woman Valeria Litz dies after brief illness
Valeria Litz 65 of 305 Center St Solvay died after a brief illness at Community General Hospital. She was a lifelong Solvay resident and St Cecelia’s Church member. Survived by husband Stephen J Litz two sons Reverend Stephen Litz Gregory Litz three daughters and many relatives. Burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery Warners after services at Ragozzi Twins Funeral Home and St Cecelia’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeria Samus Litz
Center St
Solvay
Community General Hospital
Elizabeth Johnson
Lakeland
Mary Kohler
Anna Samus Conde
Syracuse
Sophia Nicholas
Auburn
Ann Farrand
Marta Verdon
North Syracuse
Ragozzi Twins Funeral
St. Cecelia's Church
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Warners
Miriam R. Barnhart
E. Colvin Sr
Quondaga Valley Presbyterian Church
Arz Valeria Sarnul Litz
Stphen J. Litz
Stephen Litz
Gregory
Robert
Disnna Luber
Roger
Elizebeth) Johnson
Kenneth
Mary) Kohler
Anna Semul Conda
Anh d
Marta Grangenii
Ieces
Bagozz Twins
William F. Jones Sr. 63 Canastota resident dies after long illness
William F. Jones Sr. 63 of North Court and Canal Road Canastota died Friday at home after a long illness. A World War II Army veteran and retired Lerman's Furniture Co. employee, he was survived by his wife, two daughters Eleanor Calidonna Sister M Josetta Jones and Susan Skelton. two sons William F. Jr. and Michael A.. a stepdaughter Rose Pickard. two sisters and a brother. 12 grandchildren and two step grandchildren. Services Monday at Schepp Cretaro Funeral Home and St. Agatha's Church, burial at St. Agnes Cemetery Utica.)).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Jones Sr
North Court
Canal Road
Canastota
Jones
Utica
Lerman's Furniture Co
Oneida
Annamary Barnes
Mr. Jones
Dorothy Bowen
Eleanor Calidonna
Clinton
M. Josetta Jones
O.S.F
Holy Cross Convent
DeWitt
Susan Skelton
William F. Jr
Michael A
Bridgeport
Rose Pickard
Joseph O
Whitesboro
Katherine Sawner
Rita Listavitch
Massachusetts
Services for Wallace E. Watkins Held in Syracuse
Wallace E. Watkins 44 of 523 Gifford St died Thursday at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Fairchild Meech Syracuse Chapel with burial in Oakwood Morningside Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow. Survived by mother Genevieve Watkins of Baldwinsville and son Timothy of Nebraska. He was a stock clerk at C.G. Murphy Co. of Fairmount and a Navy veteran from 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace E. Watkins
Gifford St
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Fairchild & Meech
Syracuse Chapel
Oakwood Morningside
Auburn
Watkins
Syracuse
C.G. Murphy Co
Fairmount
Navy
Genevieve Watkins
Baldwinsville
Timothy
Nebraska
Richard G. Francis Dies at 49 in West Monroe
Richard G. Francis aged 49 of Country Route 11 West Monroe died yesterday at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton. A Ferndale Michigan native, he lived in the Syracuse area most of his life and worked 24 years for Railway Carriers Co. He was an NRA member. Survived by Shirley Liesche and two sons Scott R. and Robert B. Francis, a brother Russell and sister Geneva Francis of Baldwinsville. Graveside services Monday at 1 pm in Woodlawn Cemetery. Fraiser-Shepardson Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Francis
West Monroe
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Ferndale
Mich
Francis
Syracuse
Railway Caring Co
National Rifle Association
Shirley Liesche
Scott R
Robert B
Russell
Genevieve Francis
Baldwinsville
Woodlawn
Frasier-Shepardson Funeral Home
Deaths and memorial notices from a local paper
Obituaries list Frances Buecheler of 105 Bradford Lane died March 16. Survived by brothers Herman and Edward, three Tephewa members. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Walter Price Funeral Home, burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 2–4 p.m. Maria Dunning of 125 Oak Street died March 17, 1969. Survived by husband Virgil, daughter Evalyn Blowess, three sons, sisters Genevieve Walsh and Gladys Carpenter, brothers Jo and Frank Medler. Funeral Monday 1 p.m. at Gaynor-Maglyn Funeral Home, burial Assumption Cemetery. Louise Mayer Gray, 85, of Vinegar Hill Road, Skaneateles, died March 18, 1983. Survived by two sons Robert and Lawrence, sisters Martha Honors and Margaret Walworth, 12 grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Services 7:30 a.m. Monday at Robert D. Gray Funeral Home, burial St Mary’s Cemetery. Calling hours Saturday 7–9 p.m. and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Contributions to local groups. Anna Mitchell, 70, formerly 307 Howley Ave, Syracuse, died March 18, 1983. Survived by daughter Olga Dallidera, brother Osadchay, six grandchildren. Services at Wright-Beard Funeral Home, Cortland, Sunday 3 p.m. Friends/visitors Saturday 7–9 p.m. and Sunday 2–3 p.m. John Venuti Russo obituary with poems and family notes. Continuation of memorial verse for John reflecting grief and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buecheler
Frances MW. Buecheler
Bradford Lane
Herman A
Edward G. Buecheler
Tephewa
John
Richard
Raymond Buecheler
Walter Price
William Heardst
Woodlawn
Wester Price
AY James St
Dunning Mars
Maria Dunning
Oak Street
Virgil Dunning
Evalyn Blowess
Ronald
William
Donald Capalary
Genevieve Walsh
Gladys Carpenter
Frank Medler
Lam
Gaynor-Maglyn Funeral Home
South Ave
Gray
Louise Mayer Gray
Vinegar Hil Rd
Skanea- Jeles
Robert Gray
Lawrence
Jordan St
Jordan-Elbridge Ambulance Corp
Valentine Mayer American Legion
Ekaneateles Fats
Robert 0. Gray
Mitchell
Anna Mitchell
Foremerly
Howley Ave
Syracuse
Olga Dallidera
Lynchburg
Jack
Osadchay
Scott, N.Y
Wright-Beard Funeral Home
Cortland
N.Y
William Greer
Amy
Vaeth
Virginia Reagan Vaath
Geddes St
Wantagh
Leonard E. Waeth
Rosemary Greens
Majore Cavalia
Barbara Aeth
Whelan Bros. Furnerer
A.m
St. Lucy's Church
Wagner Ozarkowski Roseann Wagner obituary notice
Obituary for Roseann Wagner of 607T North Street Liverpool NY dated March 17 1983 notes survived by husband Albert C sister Irene Kaote brothers Walter Ozark Edward Ozarowski daughter Rosemarie H Granger and many grandchildren. Funeral Monday from Bordynski Hollis Funeral Home to Sacred Heart Church for mass of Christian burial by Rev Msgr Adolph Kantor with burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Calling hours Saturday and Sunday. Contributions suggested to Sisters of Sacred Heart Church or American Red Cross. Also includes Beatrice Wrobel and family obituary details with funeral service from Bordynski West Genesee Street and St Vincent De Paul Church and burial at Marys Mausoleum. Various local funeral homes and family details listed in Herald Journal American regional notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Ozarowski
Roseann Wagner
North Street
Liverpool
New York
Albert C
Irene Kaote
Walter Ozark
Edward Ozarowski
Rosemarie H. Granger
Albert V
Robert J
Peter J
Donald J
John J
Monda Bam
Bordynski- Hollis
West Genesea Street
Wrobel
Stanley J. Wrobel
Beatrice Wrobel
David
Robert
Jeffrey Wrobel
Mar Wright
William Wrobel
Genesee Street
St Vincent de Paul
St Mary’s Mausoleum
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Revere Co
Revere
Arthur E. French
Feds
Cornell University
Charles Lindbergh
Eddie Ricken
Backer
Amelia Earhart
Frank Buck
Valeria Litz
Jean
Sle
Venuti Russo
Marb
Children & Brothers
Ighn
Wright-Beard
Gaynor
Maslyn
Laqozz
Ballweg & Lunsford Funeral Home, Inc
Salina St
Birnbaum Funeral Service
E. Fayette St
Bordynski-Hollis Funeral Home, Inc
W. Gensane St
Buranich Funeral Home
Ini
Genesen
Camillus
Butler-Badman Funeral Home
W. Seneca Tok
John G. Butler
ING
Garter Funeral Home, Inc
Grant Blvd
Farone & Son, Inc
Park St
Syn
Frasier-Shepardson Funeral Home, Inc
N. Salina ST
N. Salins
Maurer Funeral Home, Inc
Moyers Corners Chapel
Pirro & Sons, Inc
Turtles St
Sears-Middleton Funeral Home, Inc
Main St
N. Syr
Traub Funeral Home, Inc
Central Square
Tyler-Traub Funeral Home
Ghitten
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