Koch to visit Syracuse April 1
New York City Mayor Edward Koch will visit Syracuse on April 1 for a closed evening meeting with about 50 Democratic officials and party leaders from Onondaga and nearby counties to advise on winning upstate votes. The visit, at the Syracuse Hilton, follows controversial remarks about upstate life and precedes a Utica stop as he contends for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination against Mano Cuomo.
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Kennpeters
New York City
Edward Koch
Syracuse
Democratic State Committee
Upstate
Koch
New York
PisySpy Magazine
Buckley
Onondaga
Madison
Seneca
Jefferson
Cayuga
Playboy
Southern Tier
Utica
George Clark
Lehrman
Clark
U.S
Bruce Caputo
Rite Aid
Lee Alexander
Buffalo
James D. Griffin
Feds and deputies to discuss car theft ring in Syracuse
National Auto Theft Bureau agents meet with Sheriff’s Department in Syracuse as a month long probe into a stolen car ring unfolds. Two cousins are jailed, three vehicles recovered including a 1980 Cadillac Seville. Suspects include John Delgiorno and Thomas C Grosso Sr. with charges of first degree criminal possession of stolen property.
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National Auto Theft Bureau
Syracuse
Sheriff's Department
John C. Dillon
Troy
Mich
Liverpool
John Delgiorno
Bear Road
Robert Coville
Peter LaValle
C.M.C. Limited
Oswegon County
Central Square
C.M.C
Thomas C. Grosso ~Sr
Pengborn Road
Hastings Town
Delgiormo
Clay Town Court
SU Buys Grocery Warehouse To Consolidate Storage
Syracuse University will buy the former DeWitt Wholesale Grocery warehouse on Jamesville Avenue for about 950000, consolidating materials from three city locations into one Hawkins Building. The move enables sale of the East Water Street can firm building and shifts university presses archives, studio arts spaces, and other items into the new site with improved inventory control and climate conditions.
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Joseph A. Porcello
DeWitt
Jamesville Avenue
Syracuse University
Onondaga County Clerk’s Office
University
East Water Street
Continental Can Co
Clifford L. Winters Jr
Syracuse University Press
Can
Winters
Midler Avenue
Ainsley Drive
DeWitt Wholesale Warehouse
Hawkins
Keith Hawkins
Green Hills Farms
DeWitt Wholesale
Peter J. Schmidt
Continental Can
D-6
Collendale
Manley Field House
Coyne Stadium
Col
Deputies Seek Black and White Dog That Bit Boy
Onondaga County deputies issued a public appeal to locate a black and white short haired dog that bit a 7 year old boy in Village Green area. The animal was last seen around 2 p m Monday near Cheerwood Boulevard. If not found the boy will need a series of rabies shots. Call the Sheriff's Patrol Division at 425-3036 with any information.
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Onondaga
Doctors present new breast cancer aromatization findings in Florida symposium
Upstate Medical Center surgeon Kenneth E Gale addressed a Key Biscayne conference on aromatization and hormone sensitive breast tumors. He reported 14 years of aminoglutethimide data from Upstate showing one third of previously nonresponsive tumors improved, with nationwide NCI funded trials and near term drug release anticipated. Norma Kraus Harris named counselor in Higher Education Opportunity Program at University College, reporting to Lawrence Martel.
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Kenneth E. Gale
Upstate Medical Center
Key Biscayne
Fla
Pennsylvania State University Hershey Medical Center
Gale
Upstate
National Cancer Institute
Norma Kraus Harris
Fayetteville
University College
Frank ©. Funk
Harris
Laurence D. Martel
ULC
Office of Opportunity
Nancy C. Gelling
Planned Parenthood Center of
Syracuse
Westhill Band Wins Three Trophies at Florida Festival
The Westhill High School Symphonic Band and Jazz Ensemble returned from the Central Florida Music Festival with three trophies. The Jazz Ensemble took first place with Keith Ducett earning standout jazz soloist honors. The Symphonic Band finished second, close in score to the winners. Student families raised funds for the trip.
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Westhill H.S
Central Florida
Keith Ducett
Sikka to Lead Great Lakes Lab at Buffalo State College
Dr Harish C Sikka, a scientist who studied pesticides and industrial chemicals in land and water, will become director of the Great Lakes Laboratory at Buffalo State College on April 1. He is currently associate director and senior scientist at Syracuse Research Corp Life and Environmental Sciences Division, joining in 1967. A native of India, he has directed 17 federal research projects and published broadly on chemical fate in environments.
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Harish C. Sikka
Great Lakes
Buffalo State College
Life and Environmental Sciences
Syracuse Research Corp
India
Sikka
Parish Lenten talk ends with nursing home topic
Assumption Parish Center hosts the fourth talk in a Lenten series on Loved One in a Nursing Home led by Louise Schueler from the Syracuse Diocese Family Life Office. The session runs 8 to 9 p.m. after Stations of the Cross at 7 p.m. in Syracuse.
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Assumption Roman Catholic Parish Center
Family Life Center
Louise Schueler
Family Life Office
Syracuse ‘Diocese
Vandalism at War Memorial parking lot probed
Police investigate vandalism of seven cars parked in the Marbro Parking lot near Harrison and State streets during Shrine Circus events at the War Memorial. Damages include smashed windows and stolen stereos actions attributed to rapid in and out thefts by youths. owners criticize security and city police.
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Harrison
State Streets
War Memorial
Marbro Parking
John Murphy
Murphy
Thomas R. Diamond
Baldwinsville
Herald-Journal
Diamond
Everson Museum
Police Tepolis
Fiat
Alexander
Sardino
Haumann
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Herald American
Syracuse Hilton
7Th North
Alica
Koeh
Mano Cuomo
Hugh L. Carey
Cuomo
State Assembly
James Emery
Lewis Lehrman
Vernon C. Hayes
Hutchings Psychiatric Center
New York Telephone Company
Mony Plaza
Harrison Street
Hayes
Pump Road
Jordan
Herald
Feds
Kenneth Gale
John DeFrancisco
West End
Republican Club
Seneca Grille
Marcellus St
Leo Bielski
Donald Hamilton
Top of the Hill
DE Witt Community Library
Shoppingtown
Onondaga Community College
Adirondack Railway
Martin Linehan
Robert Behner
OCC
S. Division of Community Services
Richard Haumann
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