Baldwinville school board approves austerity plan and voters weigh extra levies
Baldwinsville officials adopt a 20.1 million contingency budget raising taxes by about 16 per thousand. residents will decide next month on three propositions totaling 413,000 that could lift the rate by another 8 per thousand. If approved, the combined plan would push the tax rate to 24 per thousand, the highest proposed, while the contingency budget itself limits spending without further voter action.
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Baldwinsville
Thomas Brown
Brown
Ann Kohler
Kohler
Catherine Young
Young
Lewis Olmsted
Coast Guard says quick action limited St Lawrence damage
The Coast Guard reported that rapid response and favorable weather limited damage from a weekend spill in the St. Lawrence River. On scene commander Francis Owens noted the area is highly sensitive and praised fast, resourceful action. Cleanup of about 10,000 gallons of No 6 fuel oil may take two weeks to a month, with no fish kills found on air inspection.
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Coast Guard
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence River
Francis Owens
Owens
Phoenix oil spill deemed not a threat to people or wildlife
A PCB contaminated oil leak from three transformers on Industrial Island has about 1600 gallons seeping into the Oswego River. State official Susan Miller of the Department of Environmental Conservation says the spill poses minimal environmental risk but warns against eating fish that had direct contact with the oil sheen.
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Phoenix
Oswego River
Susan Miller
Department of Environmental Conservation
Miller
Judge faulted hospital in 1978 birth death ruling
A state Supreme Court jury found Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital and Dr. Michael L. Rayder not negligent in the Dec 8 1978 death of Kathleen Creno after childbirth. The verdicts followed a 5-1 jury vote with one plaintiff-favoring juror.
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State Supreme Court
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Joseph Creno
Kline Avenue
Michael L. Rayder
Kathleen
Mrs. Creno
Schepp
Creno
Crenos
Crouse-Irving Memorial
Jay Wason
Wason
Crene
Richard N. Donovan
Syracuse Eyes 1987 Special Olympics Bid
Syracuse officials and civic leaders meet with Robert Montague to discuss hosting the 1987 Special Olympics in Syracuse. Baton Rouge currently hosts the event with Bo Derek as honorary chair. if bid proceeds, a formal letter and full presentation will follow within nine months.
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Syracuse
Baton Rouge
Bo Derek
Robert Montague
Greater
Craig Findley
The
Chamber of Commerce
Drinking teachers face reprimand in Pulaski district
Pulaski district will reprimand teachers who drank with students during the senior class trip to Montreal three weeks ago. Superintendent Warren Leib declined to name the teachers. Parent Dave Balcolm read a letter alleging the trip included dirty dorms and drinking by chaperones, while Leib dismissed rumors of fraternizing as false.
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Pulaski
Montreal
Warren Leib
Leth
Dave Balcolm
Leib
Citizens panel urges pay hikes for legislators and sheriff
A citizens panel recommends a $1,000 July raise for county legislators and a $3,508 raise for Sheriff John C. Dillon, with further increases planned for 1985 and 1986. The plan also suggests pay bumps for county clerk and comptroller, while lawmakers review the proposal. The Ways and Means Committee opened a review as lawmakers weigh the package.
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John C. Dillon
Metropolitan Development Association
Irwin Davis
David R. Erleman
Ways and Means
Davis
Citizens’ Committee
Gerald Mingolelli Jr
David J. Holihan
Legislature
Nicholas J. Pirro
Pirro
Tori
Sheriff Dillon
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