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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1984

Page

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Centre bus fare hike and deficit relief plan outlined

Centro proposes an $800,000 deficit reduction shared by city and state taxpayers, with fare increases including 10 cents for students and 15 cents for non regular bus trips. The plan affects 50,000 regular riders while seniors and children face higher fees. A hearing drew mixed views from officials, seniors, and riders proposing expanded discount hours and higher fares to cover rising costs.

Centro Warren Frank Trict Sprague Albany Jumes Deubie Transit Authority O'Neill Centre Metropolitan Commission On Aging Robert O’connor Deller O’connor

Ex-manager fights to keep job at Hughes Building

Louis J. Nicoletti, ex-manager of 333 Be. Washington St. state office building, says he is not finished and hints at further action. He was removed after a female subordinate accused sex discrimination when an unloaded gun was waved at employees. Nicoletti’s termination followed despite the Division of Human Rights clearing the bias claim. The building’s new superintendent, Raymond Baird, starts today with a salary of 24,599. Baird is a Cornell graduate and former labor union representative with decades in workforce training and local unions.

Louis J. Nicoletti John H. Hughes Nicoletti Washington St State Office of General Services OGS State Division of Human Rights John R. Rinaldi Rinaldi Nancy L. Cashin John Egan Raymond Baird Baird Mallory Road Oswego County Hastings Tom Cooper Albany Marcy Cornell University Afl-Cio Human Resource Development Institute U.S. Department of Labor Syracuse Service Employees International Union Local 200 The United Food and Commercial Workers International Association of Radio Machine Workers

Southeast Asia drug trafficker among two killed in Oneonta crash

State and federal officials identify Stanley Booker of Altamonte Springs Florida age 48 as a drug trafficker once operating in Laos and Thailand. Booker and former policeman Gordon Douglas 48 of Fort Lauderdale were killed when a World War II vintage cargo plane loaded with about 2 million dollars worth of marijuana crashed near Oneonta Municipal Airport. Otsego County men pleaded guilty to trespass after being found scavenging at the crash site.

Oneonta Laos Thailand Stanley Booker Altamonte Springs Fla Middle East George H. Clum Booker Gordon A. Douglas Fort Lauderdale Oneonta Municipal Otsego County Ernest H. Scott

Signs of traffic reroute signs installed on I 81 delays

The city begins placing rerouting signs to divert traffic from closed I 81 sections as delays persist. Hull Hazard Inc. workers Bob Murphy and Anthony Torris mount a sign on South Salina Street with the cover to be removed later.

Interstate 81 Bob Murphy Clay Anthony Torris Virgil Hull Hazard Inc South Salina Street

Stan Evans City Editor at 470-2265 Thursday

Stan Evans is identified as City Editor with the provided phone number and date notation for Thursday. The fragment suggests byline or masthead details on Page B1 but offers no additional event or news content to summarize.

Two indicted in Halloween night shooting

Two men arraigned in Cortland County Court on Halloween night shooting of Cortland man and his daughter. Eric A. Gorham 37 faces second degree attempted murder and multiple felonies with $100000 bail. Thomas E. Marquez 24 held on weapons and hindering charges with $50000 bail. Police recovered the weapon in Onondaga Lake area.

Cortland County Cortland Charles J. Mullen Eric A. Gorham Main St Thomas E. Marquez W. Onondaga St Syracuse Gorham Marquez Mullen Ronald Garitano Cortland City Terry Lee Collins Clinton Ave Collins Jessica Richard J. Shay Philip A. Cinquanti Cinquanti Onondaga Lake Onondaga County

Pugh trial witness finds gun in grass near mall

The Cynthia Pugh murder trial hears witnesses about the February 1983 killing of Manlius businessman James Pipines. Catherine McPhee testified she found a .38 derringer in grass near Fayetteville Mall and turned it to police. the gun allegedly belongs to Gary Pugh, Cynthia's husband. The trial tension gave way to routine testimony as three state troopers described searches in eastern county.

Cynthia Pugh Manlius James Pipines Pipines Central City Roofing Co. Inc Syracuse Pugh Lake Gary Pugh Cynthia Catherine McPhee Fayetteville Mall Route 5 Paul Shanahan

Mondale Aborts Syracuse Visit Amid Orangemen Bid for East Title

Walter Mondale cancels a Syracuse stop as Syracuse University Orangemen chase the East Regional final in Atlanta. Campaign staff cite TV viewership and Gov Cuomo schedule conflicts as reasons. Mondale plans to visit early next week. local coordinator Joseph Fahey notes SU’s bid shapes the plan. A county error in projections is raised by rumor regarding appointment of city assessment commissioner Joe Marcane.

Walter Mondale Syracuse University Seattle Syracuse Orangemen Atlanta Joseph Fahey Mondale Virginia Fahey Mario Cuomo Joe Marcane Marcane

Mareane Promoted To County Commissioner's Post In Syracuse

Neil Driscoll reports Mayor Lee Alexander promoted Mareane from deputy budget director to the 38,502 a year commissioner's post after a county plans error was discovered. Deputy Mayor Kenneth Mokrzynski credits a joint budget review with uncovering the mistake and denies a hearing was held. Mareane is known for 70 hour weeks and budget work including the sales tax dispute with the county. Meanwhile, St Patrick's Day events helped advance a compromise on the county's resource recovery plant as Alexander and Mulroy shared duties as parade grand marshals.

le We Waren Lee Alexander Kenneth Mokrzycki Marcane Bob Sprague Mareane St. Patrick’s Day John Mulroy Alexander Mulroy St. Patrick’s Pascale

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