Homebound Detention Plan Receives Favorable Review
Madison County considers a homebound detention plan to supervise delinquent youths at home under Catholic Charities counselors. The program, modeled on Tompkins County, would save about 24 dollars daily versus detention costs and needs state approval before implementation.
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Wampsville
Madison County Department of Social Services
James Covert
State Department of Social Services
Covert
Madison County Family Court
Albert Fait
Probation Office
Jim Phalen
Mary Jane
Catholic Charities
Velma Scarlett
Social Services Department
Kevin Davies
Oneida Youth “Bureau
Tompkins County
Family Court
Thompkins County
Phalen
Drug bust in Alexandria Bay nets two Canadians and 100 pounds marijuana
About 100 pounds of marijuana with an estimated street value of 100000 dollars were seized yesterday at a resort hotel. Kingston Ontario residents April Bemers 23 and Kevin Taylor 22 were charged with criminal possession. They pled innocent at arraignment in Alexandria court and are held on 100000 bail each. The shipment had arrived earlier in the month at Hancock Airport in Syracuse. Authorities say the drug was destined for Canada and the investigation involved state police U S and Canadian agents and Syracuse police.
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Alexandria Bay
UPD
April Bemers
Kevin Taylor
Kingston, Ont
Town of Alexandria
Jefferson County
Hancock
Syracuse
Canada
Cortland flood aid unlikely despite state visit
Cortland officials expressed doubt that federal flood aid will come, as Ted Law and Henry Carl evaluated damage. Only private landowner costs and private stream repairs were largely ignored, with officials awaiting Governor Carey and President Reagan action on a disaster declaration.
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Ted Law
R-Dist.3
Law
Henry Carl
Carl
Reagan
Hugh Carey
State Office of Disaster Preparedness
Cortland
Tompkins
Onondaga
Cayuga
Montgomery Counties
Environmental Council
Governor's Office
Environmental Management Agency
Gay J. Wattenberg
Wattenberg
Carey
Federal
Small Business Administration
Stones concert parking plan rolled out in Syracuse
Syracuse police outline a Dome parking and traffic plan for the Rolling Stones weekend shows. 86 000 attendees expected, with maps at toll booths directing to Manley Field House lot and shuttle to the Dome. Gates L C M J B K closed. fans urged to use gates matching their seating and to expect double checks by security for contraband and fireworks.
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Dalekasler
Syracuse
Rod Carr
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Molly Hatchet
Buffalo
New York City
New Jersey
Canada
West Coast
Midwest
Carr
Baldwinsville
Interstate 81
DeWitt
Manley Field House
Dome
War Memorial
Manley
Stones
Wampsville man gets six months for assault on officer
A Syracuse man, Mark D. Bort, 33, slugged a Chittenango Village policeman about to issue a drunk driving ticket. He pleaded guilty to third degree assault and received a six month intermittent jail term plus three years probation. He also faces three years’ license revocation and alcohol counseling for misdemeanor driving while intoxicated.
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Wampsville
Syracuse
Chittenango Village
Madison County
Mark D. Bort
Colvin Ave
William O’brien
Bort
Ross A. Patane
Bart
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Richard H. Brown
Mike Preston
Cort
Land
Public Safety Department
Main Street
U.S
Don Ross
State Environmental Management Council
Rolling Stones
Matchmaker
P.O
N.Y
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