Mohawk Indians rekindle native heritage movement grows
Mohawk leader Douglas M. George at Le Moyne College described a revived native heritage sparked by Ray Fadden. He outlined education and media efforts in Akwesasne including the Freedom School Indian Times and two radio stations, aiming to unify the Mohawk nation amid new land claim prospects.
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Douglas M. George
le Moyne College
George
Akwesasne
Massena
Ray Fadden
The
Indian Times
Cicero Industry Group Seeks Formal Status as Advisory Body
Cicero’s nine member Industrial Development Committee, formed in 1975 by citizens and business people, has not met in six months due to friction with the town board. Members asked the board to create a formal status as an advisory commission with defined membership terms, rules, a chairman, and regular meetings, amid prior neglect and a $1,000 annual board allotment.
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Cicero
Robert Tomeny
Pickard
Richard Schneider
Tee
Robert Spenard
Stan Linhorst City Editor Dito Contact Details
Stan Linhorst is identified as City Editor with a listing for Dito and a phone contact 470 2265. The note is dated Tuesday March 26 1985. It records staff contact information in a newspaper office.
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Dito
Salina board delays decision on trash plan
Salina town board asks for more time to decide on joining the Solid Waste Disposal Authority plan to haul Syracuse area garbage to the Seneca Meadows landfill starting Nov. Town Supervisor Weston opposes, arguing costs would rise for residents. SWDA cites adjustments and uncertain private hauler rates, with several municipalities already committing to the plan.
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Salina Board
Salina
Solid Waste Disposal Authority
Seneca Fall
Darrell Weston
SWDA
Weston
George Swatt
Charles Sopp
Westron
Syracuse
Seneca Meadows
Seneca Falls
Tripoli
Onondaga
Sopp
Eos Syracuse
Lee Alexander
Patsy DeSalvo
Mahoney declares bid for Syracuse mayor seat in 1980s race
City Councilor Bernard Mahoney announced his plan to run for mayor of Syracuse. The two term Republican outlined his vision for engaged leadership, a daily presence in town, and an open door approach while highlighting his military, business, and law background as making him best suited to represent the party and city.
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Bernard Mahoney
Syracuse
Mahoney
Brighton Towers
Lee Alexander
Republican Party
Roy Bernardi
Republican Committee
Alexander
Joseph Nicoletti
Bernardi
Sidney Johnson
Laen Liatne
Common Council
Thoes
Syracuse coalition to join Washington protest April 20
A Syracuse peace and social justice coalition will send at least two buses from Central New York to a Washington DC rally on April 20 calling for peace jobs and justice. Local groups include Syracuse Peace Council National Association of Social Workers Physicians for Social Responsibility Upstate New York Nuclear Freeze and more. The event aims to address five demands Stop US intervention in Central America create jobs cut military spending provide for human needs freeze and reverse arms race end apartheid and racism.
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Syracuse
Peace and
New
New York
Deana Cunningham
Peace Council
American Friends Service Committee
People For Peace and Justice
Syracuse University
United
Cunningham
U.S
Tion
Central America
South Africa
America
Liam Mahony
el Salvador
Mahony
Washington
Congress
White House
Central New York
Bishop Harrison Diocesan Center
Lancaster Ave
Oswego Motor Lines
Syracuse Coalition
Euclid Ave
Mediation Expert to Address State Labor Conference
Kay McMurray of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service will headline a statewide conference on labor-management committees in May. The event starts 9 a.m. May 7 at the Sheraton Inn near exit 37 on the New York State Thruway, co-sponsored by the Public Employment Relations Board and LeMoyne College Institute of Industrial Relations. For details contact Marker at LeMoyne College.
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Kay McMurray
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Sheraton Inn
Exit 37
New York State Thruway
State Public Employment Relations Board
Institute of Industrial Relations
LeMoyne College
Institute of Industrie Relation
LeMoyne Heights
Syracuse
Syracuse UDAG plan delays as federal funds dwindle
City leaders delay appeal outcomes for UDAG projects including a bike building and Hogan block site while considering two new Syracuse ventures Renovation of the Amos building and Rothe Child Developments aluminum medical office on Irving Avenue and Madison Vale. Quartier Print owner James Quartier credits a $260000 UDAG grant for saving his 55 year old showroom and enabling financing He warns UDAG elimination would hurt local business Haske praises such loans as crucial investments in Syracuse.
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Page Bike
Aes
Syracuse
Ypes
Amos Building
Rothechild Development Corp
Irving Avenue
Madison
Vale
Fman
Janes
Quartier
Casket Company
UDAG
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Antioch University
Washington, D.C
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Upstate
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Douglas George
Syracuse Herald- Journal
METRO
Monica Seaberry
Metropolitan School For the Arts
Douglas Street Girls Club
Benjie Lee
Tim Niles
Seaberry
Herald-Journal
Michenle Frankfurie
Boys Club
Shennard Street
Dunbar
Cicero Committee
Roy Pickard
Stan Linhorst
D.C
Vietnam
Cagan
Coalition
April Action Coalition
Capitol Hill
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Haske
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