Death of Syracuse official Tierney shocks city
Mi chael J. Tierney 38 assessment commissioner for Syracuse died after a three mile run with friends. He collapsed at Crumlins clubhouse and died at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital. A native of Syracuse he held public service roles and supported city programs, leaving a wife two daughters a son and several siblings. Services are set at St Andrew the Apostle Church with funeral home visitation today and tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Michael J. Tierney
Erney
Syracuse Chargers
Crumlins
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Tierney
Office of
Lee Alexander
Ottawa
Goulet
St. Bonaventure University
St. Patrick's High School
King’s College
Wilkes Barre
Notre Dame University
St. Andrew the Apostle Roman Catholic Church
Syracuse-Onondaga County
Board of Peace, Inc
Cathleen Lancaster
Colleen M
Erin
Michael F
John F
James F
Pleasant
Calif
Patricia Tierney
Camillus
Marguerite
CSJ
North Carolina
Gerald H. Gilbert
Tucson
Ariz
J. Thomas Mullen
Schenectady
Edward J. Ryan and Son Funeral
St. Andrew the Apostle Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
DeWitt
W. Genesee St
Shock of sudden heart death hits young city leader
City Assessment Commissioner Michael J. Tierney, 38, collapsed after a three mile jog at Crumlin's clubhouse and died of a heart attack. Dr. Bruce Marimor of Community General Hospital notes early cardiac death remains surprising but not more common. family history, smoking, and diabetes are key risk factors. The American Heart Association stresses heredity as a major predisposition for early coronary death.
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Michael J. Tierney
Tierney
Crumlins Clubhouse
Bruce Marimor
Community General Hospital
American Heart Association of
Central New York
Eject
Marmor
Syracuse Law Team Finishes Strong in National Mock Trial
A three member Syracuse University College of Law squad, Michael McCarty, Peter Hobaka and Andrew Greenberg, placed third in the 1983 National Trial Competition in Houston, earning a Tiffany trophy and $3000. Their team led New York state entries, with a second SU squad reaching the quarterfinals. Travis H. Lewin accompanied the students.
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Syracuse
Boston College
College of Law
Washington-St. Louis
Houston
St. Louis Law School
Michael McCarty
Peter Hobaka
Utica
Andrew Greenberg
Manlius
Niagara Mohawk electric and gas rates rise today
Beginning today Niagara Mohawk residential customers face higher bills after PSC approval. April electric bills for 500 kilowatts rise from 35.82 to 37.11 dollars, while annual gas costs for 1550 therms climb from 978.11 to 998.52 dollars. Monthly gas bills increase by about 1.70 dollars, fluctuating with weather and usage.
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Niagara Mohawk
State Public Service Commission
Deaf customers get first TTY at Syracuse NM Niagara Mohawk
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp installed its first telephone typewriter in the Syracuse Customer Service Telephone Center. The emergency and service inquiries aid helps speech and hearing impaired customers contact the utility. The ATTY device resembles a small typewriter with a phone cradle and lets users type messages to other TTY owners.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Syracuse
ATTY
Schools face aid reductions in Onondaga County districts
Four Onondaga County districts face reduced state education aid next year amid a 15 000 pullback. Lyncourt plans for full day kindergarten and computer literacy may be affected while East Syracuse Minoa North Syracuse and Jamesville DeWitt also anticipate smaller funds. Liverpool gains 900 000 after a 4 percent increase, Baldwinsville sees a 530 000 rise. Brown credits early budget approval for credibility and planning clarity.
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Donald Yurkonis
Lyncourt
Onondaga County
Yurkonis
East
Syracuse-Minoa
North Syracuse
Jamesville- DeWitt
Syracuse
State Education Department
Liverpool
Jerome F. Melvin
Mario Cuomo
Melvin
Thomas A. Brown
Baldwinsville
Haster
Brown
Family wins eviction battle over Springfield apartment dispute
Debra Cowley and husband challenged a Langley Jones eviction amid claims of hazardous pesticide spraying. An alleged rent arrears basis and health issues for children followed complaints to a state inspector. The petition was withdrawn after rent was paid and conditions improved.
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DeWitt
Langley-Jones-managed
Springfield Garden
Patrick J. Cunningham
Debra Cowley
le Moyne Collge
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Michael
Catan Drive
Ginny Ragan
Langley-Jones
Springfield
Bly
Cunningham
John Covino
Longley-Jones
Cowleys
Longley
Cynthia
Christina
Cowley
Richard Rima
Langley-Sones
Rima
Donna Marshall
Marshall
Ragan
Hoffmann seeks community help to fund indoor pool plan
City Councilor Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann invites Eastwood leaders to a Wednesday meeting at City Hall to discuss financing an indoor pool at Huntington School. The Finance Committee will hear base cost estimates and explore funding via debt or capital budgets to support year round programming.
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Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Eastwood
Hoffmann
City Hall
Office of Budget Administration
Huntington School
Common Council
Huntington
Eastwood Junior High
Budget Office
Huntington Park Pool
Huntington Pool
Huntington Park
Edward Schafer
Eastwood Community League
Kathleen Bradley
Huntington Mothers’ Club
Joan Guinto
EPIC
Robert Berg
Richard Seekins
Eastwood Youth
Mary Tou Hayes
Eastwood Senior Center
John Mungovan
Peace Inc
Eastwoods
Bezy
Cable TV security venture faces antitrust scrutiny
Syracuse Cable Systems and Newchannels push a $3 million citywide alarm rollout amid antitrust concerns raised by a private alarm association and a Fort Lauderdale suit. Packages range from basic smoke alarms to burglar systems with monthly monitoring. Syracuse reports 500+ signups in a 1000-home test. Newchannels has about 400. Both say the market for cable security is growing and not intended to crowd out independent alarm firms.
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Syracuse Cablesystems
Fort Lauderdale
Syracuse Cable
Newchannels
John Chapple
Chapple
Syracuse
Public Safety
Wmleming
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Michael Cowley
Springfield Gardens
Nancy Lorraine Hoffman
Councilor
Dale Easter
Chris Fenger
Andy Fleming
Fleming
Upstate Cablevision
Syracuse Security Systems Inc
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