County supervisors approve 3 percent sales tax plan
In Seneca County, the Board of Supervisors narrowly voted 400 to 349 to implement a 3 percent county sales tax effective next March. The plan, pushed by Fay ette Supervisor James Somerville, faced opposition from Seneca Falls Supervisor Frank Saracino and others who urged delaying until reapportionment. Elliotte of Waterloo provided the pivotal 63 votes, sealing the measure despite debate over weighted voting and potential court challenges.
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Waterloo
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Fayette
James 0. Somerville
Seneca Falls
Frank A. Saracino
Nicholas V. Mitley Jr
Seneca
Somerville
Saracino
John Swanson
Finance Committee
Romulus
Ferdinand L. Nicandri
Swanson
Albert A
Capacci
Cayuga County
LaVerne M. Lessier
Hospital chief rejects talks over Seneca Falls-MIST plan
Geneva General administrator James J. Dooley rejects negotiating with Seneca Falls Hospital on MIST recommendations to consolidate Geneva General Tayl or Brown Memorial and Seneca Falls. He warns insolvency risk at Seneca Falls and sets four conditions for a future meeting including cross-hospital participation and detailed proposals.
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Seneca Falls
Geneva General Hospital
James J. Dooley
Seneca Falls Hospital
Board of Managers
Dooley
MIST
Geneva General
Waterloo
Taylor-Brown Memorial Hospitals
Geneva
Seneta Falls
Robert S. Giugliano
Giugliano
Taylor-Brown
Taylor- Brown
Geneva General Hospitals
Firms back Cayuga site shift from hazardous waste plan
RG&E and CECOS welcomed Gov Carey s move to shelve the Sterling site for a hazardous waste plant in northern Cayuga County. RG&E noted the 2800 acre parcel was certified for power generation and remains under consideration only in joint private studies with CECOS. Both firms say any final decision must favor the local community and rely on private expertise.
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Auburn
Sterling
Cayuga County
Rochester Gas and Electric Corp
Cecos International Inc
Carey
Richard Peck
Rg&e
CECOS
Niagarapee
Ack
Peck
Ann Burke
Burke
Rg&eb
Merger plans eyed for Taylor-Brown hospital with Geneva General
Waterloo plans show Taylor-Brown Memorial Hospital may become a subsidiary of Geneva General Hospital by December final vote. The two boards approve MIST report steps to form an 18 member Geneva led board, joint medical staff, and a future merger option while preserving Taylor-Brown as a separate corporate entity.
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Seneca Falls Hospital
Taylor-Brown
Dooley
Waterloo
Seneca Falls
Taylor-Brown Memorial Hospital
Geneva General Hospital
Geneva General
Taylor- Brown
Waterloo Hospital
Geneva
Reort
Nyce Eyes Northeast Soybean Plant in Seneca County
Vernon L. Nyce of Ovid joins four Seneca County farmers to form Lake Country Soya to study a $12 million soybean processing plant for the Northeast with Soy-Pro International. Energy would come from a garbage burning steam plant or coal, financing hopes rest on interest rates around 15 percent or less in early 1982, with 25,000 to 30,000 acres grown in New York and 300 tons daily needed for feasibility.
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Nyce
Seneca County
Lake Country Soya
County Farm Bureau
New York State
High School Basketball Preview in Cayuga and Seneca
A Waterloo resident recalls a 1930s Thanksgiving tale while Judge Edmund Port of Auburn, age 75, remains active in deciding cases. The article surveys varsity teams across Cayuga and Seneca counties and notes local sports and civic figures.
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Cayuga
Seneca
Waterloo
Edmund Port
Auburn
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