Auburn Plastics workers get back pay after closure on July 6
About 84 former Auburn Plastics Inc employees receive roughly three weeks of back wages totaling 78,200 dollars after the McMaster Street plant shut doors. The union and district attorney pursue remaining compensation including pension contributions health insurance and amounts to third parties. A criminal case may follow once independent documents are confirmed.
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Andy Knobel
Auburn
Auburn Plastics Inc
McMaster Street
Charles Blutman
Syracuse
AIDA weighs buying Columbian Rope Co site in Auburn
Auburn officials weigh purchasing the Columbian Rope Co plant to attract industry, with two large prospects eyed for moving into the 240,000 square foot facility. Lattimore notes possible second plant and bond financing via industrial revenue bonds, aiming for a March 1 occupancy by one firm. Separately, AIDA approves an inducement for up to 450 thousand dollars in bonds to expand the Comprehensive Training Center, backed by federal and state grants.
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Gary Kane
Auburn
Auburn Industrial Development Authority
Columbian Rope Co
AIDA
North Street
Paul W. Lattimore
Lattimore
Genesee Street
State Office of
Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
Anthony Terranova
Police announce concert parking and traffic plan
Syracuse Police Department distributes Dome parking and traffic plan to 330 newspapers across New York Connecticut Massachusetts and Pennsylvania for the Rolling Stones two shows with 86 000 expected attendees. Maps toll booth distribution shuttle to Manley Field House and gate guidance aim to prevent crowd confusion and unsafe entry.
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Syracuse Police Department
Rod Carr
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Molly Hatchet
Carr
Thruway
Baldwinsville
Interstate 81
DeWitt
Manley Field House
Dome
War Memorial
Manley
Auburn Council to Meet Early for Pre-Holiday Session
Auburn officials gather at 4:30 p.m. for a pre holiday meeting to discuss the city’s stance on Cayuga County’s proposed change in the sales tax distribution formula and its impact on expected revenues. The agenda includes bids for police station steam and condensate piping revisions and for landfill cover material.
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Auburn
Cayuga County
Wells College names 14 students to Who's Who list
Wells College announces 14 students selected for the 1982 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The honorees include Sarah M. Ayer, Jeanne Davis, Karen Doig, Juliana Dunlap, Ann Giorgio, Amy Jones, Joanne Kelley, Bonnie Kosiczky, Laurel Roe, Deborah Rubenstein, Julie Stanton, Christine Tierney, Lisa Wickham, and Susan Wilkinson, recognized for academics service and leadership.
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Aurora
Wells College
Sarah M. Ayer
Kenmore
Rojeanne Davis
Jacksonville Fla
Karen B. Doig
Canton
Juliana L. Dunlap
Montour Falls
Ann M. Giorgio
Binghamton
Amy A. Jones
Terre Haute
Ind
Joanne §. Kelley
Darien
Seminar on taxes offered in Auburn by Freelon Hunter
AUBURN A seminar on the benefits of the 1981 tax changes will be offered by Freelon Hunter beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Cayuga Onondaga BOCES on South Street. The session will cover money market funds and potential effects of the new tax laws. Hunter, semi retired, has served as CFO of firms with HQs in Central New York, Asia and South America and publishes Bottom Line Report. He has years of experience with tax accountants and the IRS. He lives in Auburn and runs an office in the Auburn Savings Bank.
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Auburn
Freelon Hunter
Cayuga-Onondaga Boces
South Street
Hunter
New York
Asia
South America
Internal Revenue Service
CCC Folk Art Festival At Auburn CCC
Auburn Cayuga Community College announces the eighth annual folk art festival for December 4 to 6. Tom Chapin and Artie Traum perform at 8 p.m. December 4 in the CCC theater. December 5 features crafts, ethnic foods, and a coffeehouse with Artie Traum and Stephen Baird. Children’s plays are 1 and 3 p.m. both days, with crafts demos and sales 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. December 5 and noon to 6 p.m. December 6.
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Auburn — Cayuga Community College
Tom Chapin
Artie Traum
CCC
Auburn Players
Stephen Baird
Black Box
Cayuga Calendar Nov 25 Independent Meetings and notices
Overeaters Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. at the Salvation Army Building Auburn. Barbershop quartet group meets at 8 p.m. at Calvary Presbyterian Church. Red Creek school board to convene 7 30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Wolcott seniors may check blood pressure at lunch at Wolcott Middle School. Wolcott Masonic Lodge meets 8 p.m. Grange Hall. Auburn Post Office closed for Thanksgiving.
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Overeaters Anonymous
Salvation Army
Auburn
Society For the ‘Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Red Creek
Wolcott
Wolcott Middle School
Masonic Lodge
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United Way
Child Support
Auburn Plastics
Cary DiLallo
Cayuga County District Attorney's Office
Auburn Police
Carmen Bertonica
Ross Tisci
Tisci
DiLallo and
Bertonica
Tisei
State Attorney General's Office
Division of Organized Crime
Norton Laboratories Inc
Lockport
Sharon Wade
The
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Blutman
Wade
She
Aida To
Eye Rope Company Purchase
Rolling Stones
State
Buffalo
New York City
New Jersey
Canada
West Coast
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Stones
Mittee
Wells
District of Columbia
Auburn Savings Bank
Matchmaker
WU Pies Opry
Syracuse News
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