Miss Ruth the Auburn psychic reads spirits at home
Ruth Getz known as Miss Ruth is a traveling psychic who lives in an Auburn apartment with a painting of Jesus nearby. She says she has wandered the country from piano bars to beauty salons and taught dance. She speaks of talking with her deceased husband and seeing futures in tea leaves and crystals. She charges for readings but declines specifics. She notes skeptics but says her gift is from God and she aims to help others.
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Auburn
Miss Ruth
Jesus Christ
Ruth Getz
Getz
Skaneateles
Lake ‘Tahoe
Albany
New Mexico
Auburn Correctional Facility
Bod
Flood aid on way for Oswego and Lewis counties
Federal disaster officials announced about 1.8 million dollars will be provided to repair roads bridges and public buildings in Oswego and Lewis counties. They plan to seek extra aid for damaged homes and businesses and for the six other counties declared state but not federal disaster areas. Red Cross notes unmet needs especially for businesses, while federal officials stress evaluating needs to ensure money reaches people.
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Oswego
Lewis
George Brower
Oswego County
Emergency Management Office
Brower
The
Red Cross
Michael Chivinski
Federal Emergency Management Administration
Diane Millspaugh
Red Cross Disaster
Millspaugh
Lewis County
Mulspaugh
Pulaski
Silver Star
Salmon River
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Chivinski
Sporadic 1984-85 Cortland ski season ends up modest
Cortland area ski resorts and dealers report a volatile winter with Greek Peak still open while Labrador Mountain and Long Mountain closed earlier. Greek Peak logged 92 days and eyed 100, Long Mountain notes lift ticket gains of about 2 percent, and Nordic Sports notes high cross country demand as weather swings shaped profits.
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Cortland — Area
Greek Peak
Virgil
Labrador Mountain
Truxton
Long Mountain
Prebie
David Kruger
Kryger
Long Lake
Chris Chapman
Chapman Sai Chapman
Nordic Sports
Cortland
Charlotte Saracene
al. Saracene
Liverpool School Board weighs 1985 86 budget plan
The Liverpool School Board holds a public hearing on the proposed budget for the next school year. After three weeks of review a preliminary 45.1 million budget was trimmed by 326 thousand lowering the planned tax rise to about 12 per thousand. The board expects state aid to be about 4 percent higher than this year with May 8 voting on the budget and related bus purchases for 284,593.
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Liverpool
Mario Cuomo
Charles Mellor
John Cucinotta
Cucinotta
Liverpool Middle School
Hickory Street
Mellor
Mainte Re
Salina
Clay
Cazenovia residents air their parking views
Cazenovia village trustees schedule a 7:30 p.m. public hearing on a proposed local law changing parking rules on Liberty Nicholson Sullivan Lincklaen William and Seminary streets near Cazenovia College. The plan aims to ease traffic and free spaces, with residents and college officials exchanging views about curb lengths and lot expansions.
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Cazenovia
Cazenovia College
Liberty
Nickerson
Sullivan
Lincklaen
William and Seminary
Robert Gregg Jr
Mary Hammond
Lincklaen Street
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Ronald Renar
Herald-Journal
Jim
Mark Fancher
Berkeley Drive
University Area
Don McPherson
McPherson Ski Center
Ithaca
McPherson
Chip
Kandahar
Chip Armstrong
Armstrong
Hammond
College
Thomas McCall
Shammond
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