State probes Grand Prix promoters over fraud scheme
New Yorks attorney general filed action against Syracuse Grand Prix Inc and three organizers for promoting and selling tickets to a nonexistent 1996 Grand Prix at the Fairgrounds. Twenty customers lost over $6,000, with refunds not issued after cancellations. The case seeks to bar the men from auto racing promotion without a $500,000 bond and access to corporate records.
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Rooney O
Offi
Syracuse Grand Prix Inc
Fae Leonard
Leonard Malchoff
Clay
Gregory B. Flynn
Syracuse
Fairgrounds
Onondaga County
State Supreme Court
Norman A. Mordue
ARCA
Attorney General's
Bistro lampoons politicians with 1920s flair
A hotel bar named Bernardi’s features a Mondavi Woodbridge bottle label with Dick MacPherson likeness and drawings of political figures such as Michael Bragman Nancy Hoffmann John DeFrancisco Clinton Perot and Nicholas Pirro. Menu items include Political Pork Barrel Senate Salmon Bernardi’s penicillin and Bragman’s Braggin.
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Robert Mondavi
Bernardi
Michael Bragman
Nancy Larraine Hoffmann
John
DeFrancisco
Clinton
Ross Perot
Onondaga County
Nicholas Pirro
Senate
Bragman
Obituaries Parade in Central New York Area
Obituary notices list Earl R. Rude and several others with details on death dates and funeral timings. Several families from Mexico, North Syracuse, Pennellville, and Auburn are referenced with burial sites and memorials, including Harter and Fergerson Funeral Homes and local church affiliations.
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Earl R. Rude
Mexico
Tubbs Road
Mexico Village
Harter Funeral Home
Beryl H. Wishart
Woodland Drive
North Syracuse
Westmoreland Cemetery
Westmoreland
Fergerson Funeral Home
Pennellville
Robert R. Anson
Sandridge
Mr. Anson
Pulaski
Pulaski Academy
Fay's Drugs
Liverpool
Pulaski and
Richland
Nettie Holland
Foster-Hax Funeral
Elizabeth
Pulaski Cemetery
Park L
Parents push for intervention to aid autistic children
Albany bureau Erik Kriss reports parents from around New York urged Republicans to fund early intervention programs in North Syracuse and beyond. They pressed to raise state funding to 60 percent of costs, up from 50, with about 14.3 million more annually, while critics warned of the governor’s income-based fees and cost controls.
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Davis
New York
Man
Cicero
Alexandra Barclay
H. Douglas Barclay
R-Pulaski
Douglas
North Syracuse
Maintreet
Louis Davis
Dennis Vacco
Capital District
Pataki
Robert Hinckley
Health Department
Hinckley
Main Street
Bragman
Rivera
Jose
Delaware
Escalera
Coffey
Albany SUNY Health Center pays higher phone rate than peers
The SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse paid 30.86 per phone monthly in 1994 95, higher than five nearby SUNY campuses that own their systems. Purchase Plattsburgh New Paltz Canton and Binghamton ranged 22.15 to 29.23. Center says 24 7 operations and paid capital costs. Dan Hurley notes more peers have student fees.
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Albany
Suny Health Science Center
Syracuse
SUNY
Health Science Center
H. Carl McCall
Purchase
Plattsburgh
New Paltz
Canton
Binghamtow
McCall
HMOs pull back from Medicaid in Upstate New York
Upstate HMOs plan to stop accepting Medicaid patients citing high costs and low state rates. Health services losses, including MVP and Health Services, push some plans to exit by mid year, while others threaten curtailment as federal permission for a broader switch to HMOs remains uncertain.
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Robert Hinckley
Albany
Upstate
New York
State Health Commissioner
State Insurance Department
Health Services
MVP
Hmos
Erle Boklage
Healthsource
HMO
Medicaid enrollment in HMOs rises in Central New York May 1997
In April 1997 Central New York counties enrolled Medicaid patients into health maintenance organizations. Madison County totals show Blue Care Plus 220, MYP Health Plan 689, United HealthCare 43. Onondaga County totals top 16,918 with Health Services Medical Corp. 1,460 and Syracuse Community Health Center 7,793, plus United HealthCare 8,281 and Better Health Plan 4,284. Oswego County enrollments reach 2,397 with United HealthCare 2,010 and Health Services Medical Corp. 349. The report notes one HMOs exiting Medicaid.
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Nancing Administration
Cayuga
Madison
Oswego
Onondaga
State Department of Social Services
Ruben Cowart
Syracuse
Cowart
Madison County
Cary
New York
United HealthCare
Onondaga County
Health Services Medical Corp
Syracuse Community Health Center
Better Health Plan
Oswego County
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Harke
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Holy Family Church
Robert Egan
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Upstate New York
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Juvenile Justice Services
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