Fire Police Keep Roads Clear At Blazes In Cicero
The article profiles volunteers in the New York Volunteer Fire Police Association who direct traffic and protect firefighters at emergencies. Bernie Clement of Cicero, a 28 year member, hosts a convention with about 400 attendees. Officers must be certified, complete a state course, and join by state division. The group emphasizes safety, diplomacy, and aiding public access for apparatus while facing weather and long hours.
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Volunteer Fire Police Association
State of
New York
The
Fire Police
Bernie Clement
Cicero
Clement
Cicero Volunteer Fire Department
Vfpasny
Bill Herrmann
Liverpool Fire Detment
State Division of Criminal Justice Services
Herrmann
Video tape key factor in Revette murder case
A pre trial hearing in the Mae T Revette case centers on a video tape of police questioning her about the Sept 9 slaying of her husband The defense seeks to suppress her oral admissions arguing emotional distress and rights issues may invalidate them The judge may also rule on whether the .22 caliber gun found at the home can be admitted as evidence and the trial may occur by month end
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Mae T. Revette
Patrick J. Cunningham
Revette
Winton St
Lawrence
Winton Street
PSB
Brennan
Joseph Fahey
Fahey
Cunningham
Kevin Mulroy
Keith
Mulroy
Captain Kangaroo seeks to reach parents at Le Moyne
TV star Robert Keeshan spoke at Le Moyne College urging parents to police and choose TV content for children. He warned 30 to 35 hours of weekly watching endangers family relationships while urging broadcasters to serve minority children and empower parents to decide quality and quantity of programs.
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Jeff Rea
Robert J. Keeshan
Keeshan
le Moyne College
Jesuit College
Anthony A. Henninger
College On the Heights
Frank R. Haig
Patti McGill Peterson
Weiss College
Thomas
Captain Kangaroo
Reagan
Cost-effective plan to treat Onondaga Lake sewage baffles officials
A $250000 study endorses a series of plastic-lined baffles at Onondaga Creek and Harbor Brook to treat combined sewer overflows into Onondaga Lake. Estimated cost about $18 million, far below $65 million for traditional methods, with most funding from state and federal aid. The plan would disinfect in stream at the creek mouths and could allow early lake swimming after implementation.
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Onondaga County
Onondaga Lake
Onondaga Creek
Harbor Brook
Peter Moffa
Calocerinos
Moffa
Public Works Committee
Metropolitan
Calocerinos & Spina
Maffa
Onondaga
Metra
Syracuse
Metro
Banks lauds dismissal of charges against AIM leader Dennis Banks
Dennis Banks says the federal judge's dismissal of 1975 explosives and firearms charges against him was courageous. Banks remains on the Onondaga Indian Reservation while the case faces possible appeals, with the government noting it may challenge the ruling. The proceedings involve Banks and three AIM associates tied to a 1975 incident near Ontario Oregon during a period of prior legal action.
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Dennis Banks
James Redden
Portland
Oregon
Banks
AIM
KaMook
Russell Redner
Kenneth Loud Hawk
Ontario
U. S
Charles Turner
Justice Department
Stern
New York
Onondaga
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