Reagan security briefing underscored tight protection
County executives and officials described heavy Secret Service measures as President Reagan received a broad economic pep talk at the Executive Office Building. The briefing featured HHS Secretary Schweiker and focused on Social Security reform and block grants, with Reagan presenting a confident appearance and emphasis on looming budget changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Michael Kelly
Ronald Reagan
Fisue
John H. Mulroy
Mulroy
Secret Service
John Hinckley
Washington
Fick
Reagan
Schweiker
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Donald Regan
Commerce
Malcolm Baldridge
Blasting ban threatens firm near cliffside park
A General Crushed Stone Co official warns its stone blasting permit suspension may force layoffs and halt operations by June. The cliff above Cliffside Mobile Home Park on Rock Cut Road prompted state and local officials to seek a buffer purchase from Joseph Lazzaro to protect Clark Reservation and the trailer park. Efforts include studying safety, potential negotiations, and possible relocation of homes as the company negotiates a resolution with state authorities and the park owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Curley
General
Garfield Casciano
DeWitt
Cliffside
Mobile Home Park
Rock Cut Road
Jack Hatthews
Matthews
Tinue
Joseph) Lazzaro
Blacktop
Casciano
New County
Jamesville
Allied Corp
County
Allied
State Supreme Court
Thomas Murphy
Charles Mitchell
Central
New York
State Park
Clark Reservation
Niagara Falls
Adapsed
Mitchell
Onondaga County Health Department
Joe Plano
Albany
State Health Department
Lazzaro
Madison County
Tax panel urged to study sales tax shares in Syracuse area
State Assemblyman Melvin N Zimmer asks county Legislature to form an 11 member Glue ribbon panel to study sales tax distributions between city and suburban governments. He warns changes could affect Syracuse and urges careful action as the current formula expires in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin N. Zimmer
Legislature
Nicholas J. Pirro
County Update Highlights Local Scholars And Academic Growth
Karen Nendza of Bishop Grimes High School wins the Bausch & Lamb Science Award with a bronze medal and potential four year scholarships at the University of Rochester. Mary Norton of Fayetteville joins Hpsilon Pi Tau at SUNY Oswego. Le Moyne College commuter student council donates $1,000 to the library fund as construction on the new library proceeds. Airman John Marczak assigned to Sheppard AFB after basic training. Army Pvt. Richard Darby completes basic training at Fort Knox. Cicero HS wins Onondaga County Math League. North Syracuse earns third in county events. North Syracuse food service staff attend a two year workshop on modern techniques. Rosamond Gifford Foundation moves offices on June 1 to 731 James St.
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Karen Nendza
Bishop Grimes High School
United States
Canada
Miss Nendza
University of Rochester
Mary E. Norton
Fayetteville
Hpsilon Pi Tau
State University of New York College
Oswego
Corcoran High School
Onondaga Community College
Helcolr D. Norton
Churchill Art
le Moyne College
William J. O'Halloran
S.J
Mark Sheehan
le Moyne
Cicero High School
Onondaga County
North Syracuse
Jim Bartosik
Fath
John Unbehend
North Syracuse Central School
Food Service
New York
Onondaga-Cayuga County School Food Service Association
Joan Pierce
Food Services
State Education Department
Bureau of School Food Management
Smith earns BA degree from Rollins College in Florida
Robert G. Smith Sr., a Cicero High School graduate, has received a bachelor of arts degree from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, at recent commencement ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Smith Sr
Cicero High School
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Canal Museum excursion to Ottawa trip details
The Canal Museum of Syracuse plans an Ottawa excursion departing July 31 at 5 30 p m. Accommodation at Bytown Inn near the National Gallery and Parliament. Includes guided tours, Royal Parliament visit, feast at Marble Works Restaurant, and return to Syracuse August 2 at 8 p m via Merrickville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Museum
Syracuse
Ottawa
Canada
Bytown Inn
National Gallery of Art
Parliament
Royal Parliament
Marble Works
Syracuse man pleads guilty to federal gun charge
Henry Maeweather 34 of Syracuse admitted buying a shotgun on January 16 while under felony indictment for running a prostitution ring. He faces up to five years or a $5,000 fine, with sentencing set for June 16. A second gun charge was dropped as part of the plea.
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Henry Maeweather
Syracuse
Maeweather
Federalaw
Mulligan
State Fair Boulevard
Macweather
U.S
Neal P. McCarn
Jamesville
Elijah A. Smith
Geddes
Warren Street
Mayweather
Emil Rossi
William Fitzpatrick
Three youths held in burglaries on South Side
Three juveniles have been arrested in connection with burglaries at five South Side homes on Eloise Terrace and Parkside Terrace. Police recovered a loaded .38-caliber revolver among stolen items including weapons jewelry stereos and tape players.
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South Side
Eloise Terrace
Parkside Terrace
Paojee
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Reagan Security
Mulray
Uttal
Dick Bandy
Jewish Community Center
Lee Alexander
City Hall
State of Israel
Louis Kaplan
Jerry Fischer
Dan Matus
Alexander
Philip Renert
Sydelle Rothman
Israel
Jerusalem
Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Association
Metropolitan Development Association
Gary Bunce
The
Carret! Construction &Co
Syracuse University
Nerary-Journal
Mike Greanlar
Bunce
Bird Library
Marion
Watson Mall
Crouse College
John C. Marczak
John F. Marczak
Wenbridge Drive
East
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Air Force
Army
Richard P. Darby
John F. Darby
Princess Path
Liverpool
Fort Knox
Cicero
Rosamond Gifford Foundation
Onondaga Bank Building
James St
Bank
Foundation
Merrickville
Ontario
Young Israel
E. Genesee St
Gan Hakeshel
Lyncourt
Regiol
Joseph A. Nicoletti
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