Crouse Irving Memorial names new president
Edward T. Wenzke, current Mercy Hospital leader in Pittsburgh, will become president and CEO of Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital when James W. Maher retires in July. The 612 bed Central New York facility has faced a $1 million operating deficit for 1994, its third loss year.
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Pittsburgh
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Edward T. Wenzke
James W. Maher
Wenzke
Mercy Hospital
Maher
Crouse Irving
New York
City Couple Arrested on Drug Charges in Syracuse
Syracuse police narcotics unit arrested Joanne Warren aged 28 and Robert Pride aged 27 from 1121 Cannon Street first floor for felony and misdemeanor counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance. Warren faced an additional unlawful possession of marijuana charge. They are held at the Justice Center jail awaiting arraignment.
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Syracuse
Joanne Warren
Robert Pride
Cannon &J
Warren
LaFayette teachers approve 3.91 percent raises
Teachers in the LaFayette district reached a contract with the school board settling pay increases at 3.31 percent for the 1994-95 1995-96 and 1996-97 school years. The 120 teachers will pay more of prescription drug costs and other terms were not released. The district had been without a contract since June 30, 1994. The median salary for 1992-94 was $35,141.
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LaFayette
East Syracuse police arrest two men on drug charges
East Syracuse police and state police narcotics team arrested Frank R. Mason, 26, of North Syracuse, on two felony counts of possession and sale of a controlled substance. He is jailed with $2,500 cash or $5,000 bond, hearing May 31 in North Syracuse Village Court. Robert E. Chesko, 47, of East Syracuse, faces two misdemeanor counts each of possession and sale of marijuana, jailed on $2,000 cash or $2,000 bond, hearing June in East Syracuse Village Court.
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East Syracuse
State Police
Frank R. Mason
Catherine St
North Syracuse
Justice Center
Robert E. Chesko
Hazel Ave
East
Syracuse
East Syracuse Vilage Court
Oneida Man Burns From Brush Fire At Lake Shore Road
Milton Lighthall, 25, of 358 Lake Street, suffered first and second degree burns when a brush fire ignited his clothes and a gasoline can. He jumped into Oneida Lake about five feet from the flames and remains in fair condition at University Hospital. The incident occurred at 10 10 am as he burned two piles of brush at 7301 Lake Shore Road in Cicero.
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Oneida
University Hospital
Milton Lighthall
Lake St
Lake Shore Road
Cicero
R.K. Mincella
Lighthall
Oneida Lake
Budget Tally: 3 Up 2 Down In Onondaga County
Voters in Baldwinsville Jordan Elbridge and North Syracuse approved budgets while Lyncourt and Jamesville DeWitt rejected theirs. The Onondaga tally stood three budgets approved and two rejected with eight approvals and seven rejections countywide.
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Onondaga County
Baldwinsville
Onondaga County school budgets vote results May 31 1995
Eight of 45 proposed budgets approved so far with Baldwinsville East Syracuse-Minoa Fabius Pompey Jordan Elbridge Marcellus North Syracuse Tully Westhill and others passing. Rejected Jamesville-Dewitt LaFayette Liverpool Lyncourt Onondaga Solvay West Genesee and Fayetteville Manlius Skaneateles voting outcomes listed.
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Jordan-Elbridge
North Syracuse
Lyncourt
Jamesville-DeWitt
Onondaga County
Fayetteville-Mantius
Skaneateles
Baldwinsville
East
Syracuse-Minoa
Fabius-Pompey
Marcellus
Tully
Westhill
Jamesville-DaWitt
LaFayette
Liverpool
Onondaga
Solvay
West Genesee
A.milion
Fayetteville
Condors Make New Home At Burnet Park Zoo
A male and female Andean condor arrive for spring display in Syracuse in the 700s Wild North area, replacing the former bald eagle cage. Condors, endangered due to habitat loss and poaching, are part of the International Species Survival Plan with about 99 in captivity. Officials say best viewing starts at 10 a.m.
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Burnet Park Zoo
Burt
Andes
South America
Syracuse
American Zoo and Aquarium Association
Recreation fee proposal targets Syracuse city facilities
Syracuse residents may pay to use city sports facilities and show ID for discounts. Common Council discussed golf, skating, and swimming lesson fees, while approving summer sport and computer camp charges. Proposals include nine holes of golf rising for children and adults, skating sessions at $1 for children and seniors and $2 for adults, with total recreation fees about 180,000 a year. Vote on June 5.
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Syracuse
Ed Carni
Nancy McCarty
McCarty
Roy Bernardi
Democrats back third party candidate for county executive in Syracuse
In Onondaga County Democrats cross endorsed Frederick L. Zimmerman IV of the Independence Party for county executive, citing job creation goals. Timothy Mulvey also won the party backing for comptroller, pledging scrutiny of spending. Republican Nic Pirro remains the incumbent.
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Democrats
Pirro
Onondaga County
Frederick L. Zimmerman IV
New Independence Party of New York
Zimmerman
Democratic Committee
Operating Engineers Hall
South
Salina Street
Hixson Ave
Syracuse
Steven Paqueile
Paquette
Pannette
Timothy Mulvey
Mulvey
Forest Hill Drive
David Elleman
James McGinty
David Klim
DeWitt
Nancy McCarty
Genesee Park Drive
William Magnarelli
Brattle Road
Robbery at Carousel Center Leaves 78 Year Old Woman Fearful
A 78 year old woman in North Syracuse describes a March mugging at Carousel Center where a thief threatened her with a knife in an elevator, grabbed her purse, and later contacted her claiming to be the sister of Robert Thompson. The suspect James Cook is jailed without bail at Jamesville penitentiary facing 13 to 25 years, with the DA noting a rejected plea for four to 12 years. The victim, a great grandmother, lives at 101 Chiffside Drive.
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Syracuse
Carousel Center Mall
Cook
Jamesville
Monson
Amelant District
Lisa James
Thompson
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Insikie
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van Buren
Marc Loggeman
Loggeman
Alcampa
Nick Pirro
Aichelle
Chiffside Drive
Heran
Robert Thompson
Watherine Scobey
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