Rhoades Wins by 15 in East Syracuse Mayor Race
Incumbent East Syracuse Trustee Peter R Higgins and Zoning Board Chair Daniel J Garris won a four way trustee race to two seats. Justice Donald G Harrison topped village vote getters in an unopposed re election. Mayor elect Rhoades said he expects no drastic changes and aims to repair aging sewers and secure new water sources. Gentz and retiring Mayor Russell noted plans to reflect and potential future involvement. Other town races saw Higgins, Garris, Donnelly, and Anderali vying, with multiple incumbents re elected in nearby villages.
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East Syracuse
Peter R. Higgins
The
People’s Party and Zoning Board of Appeals
Daniel J. Garris
Independent Party
Donald G. Harrison
People’s Party
All Village
Rhoades
Syracuse
Baldwinsville
Thomas J. Dorie
Gordong Siye
Charles d. Eltott
Martha Stevens
Stevan A. Bochina
Otis Sennett
Carl B. Overton
Nancy B. Petty
Camius
Mortis Raichlin
Tia
Trustes
Fichert Goodaie
Cade Hopkins
Pichard E. Rhoades
Gerald T. Gentz
Ft Donnelly
Daniel J Garis
Nicholas Anderall
Donald G Harmison
Pert
Anthony
Campagnoni
Solvay
Skaneateles and nearby towns vote in local elections
In Skaneateles incumbent village officials and several challengers faced tight races. Mayor Carl H. Fisher won unopposed for a seventh two year term as the New Citizens line. In Camillus and Jordan, incumbents secured re election while Marcellus held no election. Local party lines included Citizens Party Village Party and Local Government Opportunity Party.
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Donald H. Hunt
Grajko
Hunt
Citizens Line
Leon G. Oberstrom
Local Government Opportunity Party
Marcellus
Incumbents win in Baldwinsville village elections
In Baldwinsville the mayor and three village trustees held their seats preserving the Citizen's Party 4 to 3 board majority. Mayor Thomas J. Doris won 848 votes to Gordon Slye's 541, while Liverpool's James L. Moore and trustees Harold Masters and Robert Clausen were re-elected unopposed for two-year terms. Doris expressed a wish to continue current fiscal policy and growth. Nancy Petty led Citizen's with 835 votes, followed by Charles Elliott 758 and Otis Sennett 727, whose appointment to replace a late trustee was cited. Bochio received 533 votes and 1,409 residents voted overall.
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Tully
Thomas Zani
Resident’s Party
Alvah Cook Jr
Village Party
Robert &, Goodiallow K
Richard W. Clarkns
Fabius
Philip F Grajko
Donald H. Hunt
Leon G. Oberstrom
Flobert M. Woodford
Solvay
Jordan Witham
Campagnot
Richard M. Platten
Thomas M. Anthony
Louis T. Oster
Trustes
Berard
Petit Sr
Richard M. Cuny
Chery Lbsztone
Fachard F. Stevens
Betty
Morsdort
Edward Musengo
Marjorie A. Peters
Anthony No
Angelo Albanese
Wendrop
Colins Jr
Aahook Jr
Harold H. Hopkinson
Richard A. Peniall
Joseph P. Genova
Entit Opportunity People’s
Ateles Project
SKANE
James W. Blatimond
Carl. Fisher
Charles J. Francemone
Anthony J. Pallone
Robert Smolinski
Village Justice
Camillus
Morris Raichlin
Richard Goodale
Carla Hopkins
Goodale
Ratehlin
Citizens Party
Hopkins
Elbridge
Frederick R
Ted” Platt
Carol A. Glasser
Platt
Elbndge
James Redmond
Robert A. Goodfellow
Redmond
Goodfellow
Richard W
Baldwinsville
Citizen’s Party
Thomas J. Doris
Gordon G. Siye
Onondaga County
Liverpool
James L. Moore
Harold H. Masters
Robert C. Clausen
Doris
Slye
Nancy B. Petty
Charles J. Elliott
Elliott
Otis Sennett
Citizen's
Independent Party
Sennett
P. Daniel Stevens Jr
Petty
Overton
Stone & Webster Engineering
Steven A. Bochino
Bochino
Cole Muffler Distributing Corp
Syracuse
Syracuse's new plan pits city trash against Seneca Meadows
The city weighs moving garbage to Seneca Meadows to cut costs as Onondaga County politics collide over disposal. A four-truck test haul covers 94.4 miles round trip to the landfill, where workers describe the job as hazardous but essential to keep streets clean.
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Syracuse
Seneca Meadows
Solid Waste Disposal Authority
Onondaga
Alexander
Rock Cut Road
DPW
Canal Street
Interstate 690
New York State Thruway
Seneca Falls
Pierce Cuyler
Brete Lerdinhone
Hydleberg
Judge Won't Delay Tripoli Landfill Closure On Schedule
Supreme Court Justice John Balio denied Alan Burstein's motion to keep the Tripoli landfill open past the October 31 1985 deadline. The judge noted no proof of continuing public need and affirmed phased closure overseen by Ro bert Wildridge while local municipalities push for timely disposal alternatives. The county Solid Waste Authority plans to ship waste to Seneca Meadows starting November 1.
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Tripoli
Supreme Court
John Baho
Balio
Alan Burstein
Oublc
Balio Sait
Suralcuse
Robert Wildridge
Seneca Meadows
Seneca Falls
Lee Alexander
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Herald-Journal
David Lassman
Walter Pulaski
Mildred Evans
Marko's Golden Spike
West Manlius Street
Gentz
American Legion
Trustee
DeWitt
Russell
Frederick R Platt
Carl A. Geasier
Higgins
Garris
James R Donnelly
People's
Nicholas Anderali
Tn Manlius
Arkie Albanese
Richard A. Penhall
Winthrop B
Bud” Collins Jr
Robert M. Woodford
Skaneateles
Citizens
Stan Linhorst
Citizen's Party
Jerry
Charles Eliott
Stevens
Carl D. Overton
Homas
Emerson Murray
San Ponds
Vito Sciscioli
State Department of Environmental Conservation
AML
James Pittman
Pittman
F Rubbish Removal Inc
Burstein
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