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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1981

Page

17

Cornell students seize President's Office in tuition protest

About 25 Cornell students occupied the President's Office in Ithaca early this morning to protest a planned 1981 1982 tuition hike from 7000 to 9885 dollars. The takeover disrupted lines and activities as secretaries and Provost Kennedy remained inside. A second rally was planned for 1 30 p m with trustees meeting later, while demands for budget input and potential aid changes were being drafted. Local police were not yet involved.

Ithaca Cornell University W. Keith Kennedy Kennedy University Frank H. Rhodes Bill Bravman Cornell Alliance of Concerned Students Bravman Board of Trustees New York

Knife and gun robbery targets Cicero man in early hours

A 27 year old Cicero man, Bruce B. Finchley of Lakshore Road, was robbed of $55 and documents after two suspects broke into his car near West Onondaga Street. Finchley was uninjured. a 16 year old woman accompanied him earlier from Montgomery Jefferson. One suspect has been apprehended, investigation ongoing.

Cicero Bruce B. Finchley Lakeshore Road Finchley Dawn Chattaw Sagamore Apartments W. Onondaga St

Niagara Mohawk Plans Dual Fuel Fleet Pilot in NY

Niagara Mohawk will start a pilot to convert two vehicles to dual fuel using compressed natural gas, in Syracuse and Albany. The utility serves 3.5 million people with about 3,500 motorized vehicles and uses 5 million gallons of gasoline annually. The program aims to save money and improve air quality. Gerald J. Currier, area general manager, notes sedans pickups and vans will be specially equipped.

Niagara Mohawk Syracuse Albany The Power Corporation Gerald J. Currier Dick Bandy Pat DeSalvoright Com- Project U.S. Department of Transportation American Gas Association Currier North Street Liverpool Natu

Attorney to speak at Onondaga County Citizens League meeting

Carter B. Chase will address the annual Onondaga County Citizens League meeting tomorrow from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in room 105, Peck Hall, University College. He will discuss The Corporate Decision-Making Process and the election of board members will follow a wine and cheese reception. Public contact for information is the Continuing Education Center for the Public Service. The text also notes NM’s compressed natural gas dual fuel program with safety and environmental benefits, outlining conversion costs and fueling procedures.

Carter B. Chase Onondaga County Citizens League Peck Hall University College Chase Hiscock Lee Rogers Henley Barclay League Continuing Education Center For the Public Service E. Fayette St

Onondaga Names Donald Furman Deputy Budget Director

Paul Stokuse announced Donald J. Furman Jr. as deputy director of budget administration for Onondaga County. Furman, 36, formerly budget director of Chautauqua County, will oversee daily budget administration, budget prep, and fiscal studies, liaising with the Legislature. He previously led Lutheran Social Services’ financial and personnel management in Jamestown.

Onondaga County Paul Stokuse Donald J. Furman Jr Furman Chautauqua County Division of Budget Division of Research and Public Information Srokose Chautauqua Lutheran Social Services Jamestown

Baldwinsville Fire Damages Apartments Above Gatsby's Tavern

Flames damaged four apartments above Gatsby's Tavern in Baldwinsville yesterday afternoon. A fireman said the units had smoke and heat damage after a 1:35 PM call. No injuries were reported as residents were away and the blaze started in a stairway to the second floor.

Baldwinsville

County honors high school band at Syracuse Lacrosse game

Assemblyman Bragman presented a unanimous resolution to Cicero Golden Eagles High School Marching Band at Carrier Dome after a field show during halftime of a Syracuse Navy lacrosse game. The band, state field band contender, was 1979 NY Conference champion and 1980 runner up, set to represent the state at the 1981 St. Petersburg Festival of States Band Championships.

Michael J. Bragman Cicero Golden Eagles Bragman Syracuse Navy Carrier Dome Golden Eagles New York St. Petersburg

Local teen Kelley enlists in delayed entry program

Scott B. Kelley son of Ronald and Mrs. Kelley of 4 Garioch Court Liverpool has enrolled in the Armys Delayed Entry Program He has qualified and chosen training as a carpentry and masonry specialist indicating a future in military skilled trades.

Scott B. Kelley Ronald Kelley Garioch Court Liverpool Army Kelley Feld

St Lawrence students elected to Phi Beta Kappa honors

Thirty seven St Lawrence University students earned Phi Beta Kappa membership. Local honorees include Maureen Glavin, Douglas Noordsy, Mark and Matthew Whipple, Lyrianne Tutt, with addresses in Syracuse DeWitt Skaneateles and others. Separate listings note Muskingum College dean’s list student Lyrianne Tutt and Central City Business Institute dean’s list recipient Mary Regina Butwin, a 1974 Assumption High School graduate enrolled in court reporting at CCBL.

St. Lawrence University Quondaga County Maureen E. Glavin James B. Glavin Robineau Road Douglas L. Noordsy Harvey W. Noordsy Lansdowne Road DeWitt Mark A Matthew A. Whipple James E Mobipele Limeledge Road Marvellus Lyrianne Tutt Thomas H. Tutt West Lake St Skaneateres Muskingum College Mary Regina Butwin Anne C. Butwin Syracuse Central City Business Institute Assumption High School CCBL

Aerobics in Motion returns at Cicero Elementary School

A second session begins next Monday offering a seven week dance fitness course at Cicero Elementary, cosponsored by Cicero Parks and Recreation and North Area YMCA. Beth Houston teaches from 9 15 to 9 15 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays, $30 payable to the YMCA, limited to 20 registrants, with in person or mail registration on a first come first served basis.

Cicero Elementary Cicero Parks & Recreation Commission North Area Ymca Beth Houston YMCA Parks and Recreation Office

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