Syracuse teachers reach accord on new contract
Syracuse public school teachers and the district union reach a tentative agreement after month long talks. The 1512 member Syracuse Teachers Association will brief members Monday and vote next Wednesday with a retroactive start date to January 1.
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Syracuse Teachers Association
Lionel Meno
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STA
Jeanette Pietrantoni
Sun One
Board of Education
Restrooms shut after sewage leaks into Geddes Creek
Raw human sewage spilled into Geddes Creek near a Marshall's store in Fairmount Fair, prompting officials from the Onondaga County Health Department to order restroom closures and halt store operations until a plumber can determine the source. Health officials and mall tenants cited possible misconnected plumbing tied to a roof leader rather than a sanitary drain. DEC observers noted discharge evidence but no active flow during inspection.
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Fairmount
Geddes Creek
Rick March
Onondaga County Health Department
New Clothing Store
Fairmount Fair
March
Bob Mullen
Marshall
City editor notes and page details from March 4 1985
The Satin Page A3 listing shows city editor duties and page designation Satin Page A3 1 with the date March 4 1985. It records layout identifiers and page circulation cues for newsroom workflow. The entry emphasizes editorial assignment and page numbering rather than news content.
Testimony in slaying conflicts in Syracuse court
Eliza beth Smith Davis testified Friday she saw a plainclothes officer pick up a knife beside Louis Knight after Knight was shot on Easter. Her account contradicted earlier grand jury and trial testimony, complicating the case against John E. Smith charged with second degree murder and perjury. Deliberations set to begin Monday after closing arguments.
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Jim O'Hara
John E. Smith
Syracuse
Louis Knight
Elizabeth Smith Davis
Smith
Croton Terr
Knight
Norman A. Mordue
William Fitzpatrick
Louis Goode
Davis
Louis
John
Two theaters to be converted into a quad complex
The Shoppingtown twin theaters will be split into four screens over months with a June 21 reopening tentatively planned. The two 800 seat houses close for renovations. One new theater will feature 70 millimeter projection, Dolby sound, and upgraded equipment. Box office and staff will expand while retaining a single manager and an assistant.
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Paul Glinsky
Boston Concession Group
Glinsky
Moth Award sparks light driven politics and campaign moves
A playful Moth Award honors TV attention seeking politicians, led by County Legislature Chairman Nick Pirro who compares lawmakers to moths drawn to lights. Amid clips of candidates, Mahoney hints at a mayoral bid as several contenders surface to fill the vacant 6th District seat with Ireland undecided about early departure.
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Fayetteville
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Mahoney
Salina
New York State
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Friends of
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Hanover Gallery
Irving Ave
Lytel
Sentinel Republican Club
Gerry Doyle
Jim Walsh
Board of Education
Alex DeLucia
David Butler
Thomas Baulieu
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