Three car crash blinds driver on Route 57 near Phoenix
At 1:20 am near the village of Phoenix Oswego County deputies report three vehicles halted on Route 57. Henry Fortney of Illinois, blinded by Porter’s headlights, swerved and hit Watkins’ car pinning Porter. Fortney and Porter suffer severe injuries, Watkins minor. Both Fortney and Porter were taken to Community General Hospital. charges pending.
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Community General Hospital
Oswego County
Robert Watkins
Maider Road
Clay
Raymond Porter
Oswego
Phoenix
Henry Fortney
Illinois
Porter
Watkins
Fortney
Phoenix Ambulance
Vacant city properties auction set
Mayor Lee Alexander's office announced another sale of vacant city properties at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Common Council Chambers City Hall. Properties will be open for inspection tomorrow from noon to 4 p.m. Building and Property Rehabilitation staff will answer questions and provide repair costs. Listings include 505 Bellevue Ave 214 216 Elk St 124 Huron St 133 West Lynhurst Ave 207 E Raynor Ave 317 Shennard St 2113 S State St and 719 South Ave. The minimum bid is 300 with the winner required to bring the property into city code compliance within one year. If a bidder defaults, the next highest bidder is offered the property.
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Lee Alexander
Common Council
City Hall
Bellevue Ave
Elk St
Huron St
West Lynhurst Ave
E. Raynor Ave
Shennard St
S. State St
South Ave
Auer to talk to druggists keynote at Albany seminar
State Senator Martin Auer will deliver the keynote address at a pharmaceutical seminar tomorrow at the Marriott Inn Carrier Circle. The event, hosted by Albany College of Pharmacy Division of Extension Services and the Onondaga Pharmaceutical Society with a grant from Fays Drug Company, opens at noon with a session titled Evaluation New Drugs of 1979. John Calvert, an associate clinical professor of pharmacy at Albany College of Pharmacy, will lecture.
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Martin Auer
Marriott Inn
Carrier Circle
Division of Extension Services
Albany College of Pharmacy
Onondaga Pharmaceutical Society
Fays Drug Company
John Calvert
Reservists Swap Roles With Canadian Navy on Lake Ontario
Twenty naval reservists from Syracuse area will train aboard The Nicholson, a Canadian Lake Patrol Boat, for a full day on Lake Ontario next Monday. The Canadian crew will visit Oswego and Mattydale for lessons as the Nicholson collects eight Rochester reservists before heading to Oswego.
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Naval Reserve Center
Mattydale
Syracuse
Lake Ontario
Oswego
Town Line
East Molloy Roads
Jean Lavallee
Nicholson
Rochester
Lavallee
Learn to Swim and Summer Programs at OCC
Onondaga Community College offers two summer swimming programs through the Health and Physical Education Department. A Learn to Swim program runs in four sessions with separate age-group classes, six half hour lessons per session. Six classes cost $10 to the public and are free for college staff. the college program costs nothing. Classes take place in OCC’s Health and Physical Education Building under Sharon Casper, with free swim before and after each class. For more information call 469-7741.
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Onondaga Community Oe Physical Education Department
OCC
Sharon Casper
Call
Seventh grader Steven Reinhardt finishes National Spelling Bee
Steven Reinhardt, 13, an eighth grader from Liverpool, returns home with $75 for 16th place in the 53rd National Spelling Bee at Capital Hilton. He outspelled 84 contestants but misspelled toxophily in Round eight. He enjoyed meeting President Carter and a White House lunch, and plans to spend his earnings on a camera.
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Washington
Steven Reinhardt
Liverpool Middle School
Steve
Herald- Journal, Herald-American
Capital Hilton
Herald
Nottingham
President Carter
White House
James Hanley
Liverpool
Syracuse
Capitol Steps
Hanley
MacNabb Honored as Outstanding Employee of the Year
Clinton E. Tim MacNabb a 36 year Syracuse Developmental Center employee from Camillus has been chosen Outstanding Employee of the Year by fellow workers Dr Michael Dillion center director announced MacNabb began at the Syracuse State School in 1944 as an attendant served in the 10th Army in the Pacific 1944 to 1946 and later worked as a farmer blacksmith and welder He retired May 28 the award day He and his wife Marge are church members and have three sons and seven grandchildren He will be honored in Albany and by the SDC Chapter of Associates for Retarded Children with visits to the U S capital the Air and Space Museum the Naval Academy Annapolis and the Botanical Garden.
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Clinton E
Tim) MacNabb
Syracuse Developmental Center
Michael Dillion
MacNabb
Camillus
Syracuse State School
10Th Army
Pacific
Marge
Camillus Methodist Church
Albany
S.D.C
The
Associates For
Nine Arrests End Seven Month Drug Probe in Onondaga
A seven month Onondaga County Sheriff investigation in Clay Liverpool and Baldwinsville resulted in nine arrests on drug trafficking and possession charges. The suspects include teens and young adults linked to cocaine LSD marijuana and hashish operations. Bail ranging from none to 2500 set. several held without bail.
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Onondaga
John C. Dillon
Clay
Liverpool
Baldwinsville
Public Safety
Nurse group to house coalition formed for home care
The Visiting Nurses Association of Central New York will house the Caring Coalition staff. The coalition seeks to help people with advanced life threatening diseases avoid hospitalization and stay home in the final illness stages. Steering committee includes Dr. Leo Jivoff and numerous professionals and community leaders from Syracuse organizations.
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Visiting Nurses Association
Central New York
Caring Coalition
Leo Jivoff
Jivoff
Syracuse Home Association
Onondaga County Health Department
Home Rides
New York
Alethea
Center On
Syracuse Area
George Mitchell
Joan Morrison
H. Gillis Murray
Luella Oakes
Sidney Sadoff
Terrell Stone
Ellen van Dusen
Hamilton S. White
Joanne Zinsmeister
Seminar on vocational education abuse patterns in Syracuse
Rosemary S. Pooler of the state Consumer Protection Board will lead a Syracuse seminar on abuse patterns in vocational education. The outreach program aids teachers librarians and counselors to help students choose wisely. Session runs 9 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. at Onondaga County Public Library.
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Rosemary S. Pooler
State Consumer Protection Board
CPB
Syracuse
Onondaga County Public Library
Montgomery Street
New York State
State Department of Labor
Library and Guidance Newfectimals
Toddler Story Hour Canceled at Onondaga Library
The Toddler Story Hour scheduled for Thursday morning at the Onondaga County Public Library is canceled. The program appears under the Youth listings in today's Stars magazine.
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Onondaga County Public Library
Stars Magazine
Office of Aging to hold forums across the state
The Office for the Aging will host 10 public forums starting Monday to gather input on the proposed three year state Plan on Aging programs and services. Roslyn Bilford of the Metropolitan Commission on Aging urges citizen participation to shape services for the elderly including social, energy, housing, clubs and health programs.
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State Office For the Aging
State Office
Roslyn Bilford
Metropolitan Commission On Aging
MCOA
State
Albany
Salvation Army
Golden Age Center
S. Warren St
Bilford
Camp scholarship funds available at Syracuse YMCA camps
Karl Reutling of the Syracuse YMCA announces sizable 25 and 50 percent scholarships funded by a $2,500 donation from P&C Food Stores Pneumo Foundation and contributors for both Day Camp Iroquois and Resident Camp Tousey. Full scholarships limited for Camp Tousey. applications via the YMCA Camping Office at 474-6851.
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Iroquois
Tousey
Karl Reutling
Syracuse
Reutling
YMCA
Safe Boating Week Proclaimed in Onondaga County
County Executive John H. Mulroy signed a proclamation declaring Safe Boating Week in the county in partnership with National Safe Boating Week. The Syracuse Power Squadron and Coast Guard units will lead activities and educational programs on boating safety with officials present at the signing.
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Syracuse Power Squadron
John H. Mulroy
Mulroy
United States Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
U.S. Power Squadron
Donald L. Zellers
Cmdr
Malden V. Frank
Philip MacArthur
Cicero Offers Learn to Swim Better Program
Cicero Parks and Recreation runs a Red Cross certified Learn to Swim Better program with water safety instructors and senior lifesavers in three two week sessions at Joseph F William Memorial Park Lakeshore Road. Sessions run June 2 to July 3 July 4 to July 18 and July 21 to Aug 1 with class times 9 30 a m 10 30 a m and 11 15 a m daily. Ages three to four start as toddler next levels include pre beginner beginner advanced beginner intermediate and an optional lifeguard session for youths 15 and under with first aid CPR and swimmer certification. Registration fees 1 residents 3 non residents in person June 2 3 5 at Brewerton Elementary School Lakeshore Road Elementary School and Smith Road Elementary School. in person June 2 to June 13 9 a m to 5 p m at the town parks and recreation office Route 11 Cicero. Details at 699 5233.
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Joseph F. William Memoria Park
Lakeshore Road
Brewerton Elemetary School
Laeshore Road
Smith Road Elementa School
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Steven
Pawnee Drive
Clinton E. Macnabb
U.S Capital
Air and Space Museum
U.S. Naval Academy At
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Botanical Garden
Zenith Radio Corp
Encyclopedia Britannica
Reinhardt
Peter D. Cosper
Elaine Circle
David Lanpher
Casa Grande Apartments
Matthew J. Rahalski
Jack Cole
Sixty Road
Casper
Lanpher
Rahalski
Cole
Brenda Lee Backus
Leon Yingst
McHarrie St
Public Safety Building
Justice Court
van Buren
Mary Lessoongang
Lysander
Onondaga County Sheriffs Department
Special Investigations
Dillon
To House Coalition
Office of Aging
John Morawski
Angie Smith
Charles Hickey
St. Sophias
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Syracuse University
Cicero
Town of
Cicero Parks and Recreation Commission
Crawl
Wipehall
William Park
Parks and Recreation Office
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