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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1981

Page

2

Canada US cooperation urged to curb acid rain threat

Vancouver MP John A. Fraser told a St. Lawrence University conference that acid rain cannot be solved by one country. He warned strained U.S.-Canada relations hinder efforts, urged cross border citizen and legislator efforts, and dismissed conspiracy theories tying acid rain to Canadian politics or energy policy. He remains optimistic about progress and joint action.

Canton United States Canada John A. Fraser Vancouver Fraser Minster of the Environment St. Lawrence University U.S Congress Trudeau Washington Republi

Firefighters guard events to prevent panic and injuries

Deputy Chief Paul Reeves explains off duty city firefighters staff large gatherings to ensure safe evacuation. They are paid by the hosting venue, with rates from five to ten dollars an hour, and staffing varies by crowd size and exits.

Paul Reeves City Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Reeves Emer Hotel Syracuse Thomas Hanlon

Honest man arrested on city warrants in Ogdensburg

Gary Allen LaRock 21 of 622 Knox St walked to the city police station Wednesday morning and asked about warrants. He was arrested on warrants from City Judge John Leonard charging harassment second degree criminal trespass and fourth degree criminal mischief. He was jailed in lieu of 350 dollars bail.

Ogdensburg Gary Allen LaRock Knox St LaRock John Leonard

Man charged after Route 57 crash injures five in Clay

William E. Haas, 24, of 326 Willmore Place, faces charges including driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a red light crash in Clay. Three separate hit and run incidents preceded the collision on Rivercrest Road, injuring Charles Brooks and his children, Elaine and Charles Brooks III, plus Betty and Wally Young. All treated and later released. Haas arraigned with $2,500 bail.

Clay Rivercrest Road William E. Haas Willmore Place Bayberry Haas Charles Brooks Oneida St Baldwinsville Elaine Charles State University Hospital Betty Young Wally Young Meadow River Drive Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital Richard Wittenburg Public Safety Building

Testimony splits over bootleg T shirt seizure at fair

Federal jury hears two conflicting accounts of the September 4 incident at the State Fair. Deputy U.S. Marshal Tassone says Giampino attacked after seizing 32 T shirts. Giampino contends he was trying to learn badge numbers and that Tassone and Chrysler escalated the confrontation. Trial continues with closings pending.

Dale Kasler U.S Robert Giampino Charlie Daniels State Fair Giampino James Tassone Tassone William Chrysler Steve Morrow Morrow Steve Joseph Pavone John Brunetti Neal P. McCain Chrysler Fairgrounds Charlie Daniels Band Connie Diaz Brunetti Tom Riker's Island Prison New York Diaz

City man shot near Eastwood pizza shop in critical condition

Daniel W. Stark, 20, of 2441 James St., lay in the parking lot beside Frank's Pizza on North Avenue after an apparent self inflicted head wound with a sawed off .22 rifle found nearby. He was taken to State University Hospital in critical condition. several card players witnessed the incident. Police said the case is under investigation.

Eastwood Daniel W. Starkman James St Frank North Avenue Starkman State University Hospital

Deadline Extended for 1981 Women In Communications Awards

The Women In Communications Inc 1981 Awards Competition deadline is extended to Monday per Kay O Hoone awards chair. Entries go to WTVH TV Community Affairs Office at 980 James St. Awards are given at the 34th Public Relations Institute on Nov 19 at Crumlins. Reservations close Nov 16 with Jean Daugherty at WTVH TV. The daylong seminar starts 9 am with sessions on The Power of Print and How to Turn on Stations to Your Story. Pam Pidhimy will coordinate Put Pizzazz in Your Publicity and Gloria Romeo will coordinate Getting Your Act Together.

Women In Communications Inc Kay 0. Hoone Wtvh-Tv James St Crumlins Wici Institute Jean Daugherty Pam Pidhimy Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital Gloria Romeo Cultural Resources Council

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