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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1981
Page
2
Gov Carey invites Nichols Pirro and county leaders from across New York to a Wednesday Albany meeting in the Red Room to address reduced federal aid for human services. State official Barbara Blum will preside over the interagency task force on block grants.
The semi annual Circuit Assembly of Jehovahs Witnesses opened this morning at the War Memorial before about 2500 people. R A MacPhee district supervisor for Jehovahs Witnesses in New England set the theme with his opening talk Subjection to God. Afternoon talks include Theocratic Subjection Yields Peaceable Fruits and How Do You View Jehovahs Discipline. Tomorrow the main lecture Deliv erance in a Time of Anguish by MacPhee at 2 pm. Concluding talks Subjection to Jehovah Brings Prosperity and Safeguard Our Associations. All sessions are free and open to the public.
Cayuga County deputies report 52 year old Karl Rindfleisch Sr. of Cross Road was killed when a tree limb fell while he cut wood on Richard Peterson property along Route 90. His son Kavir found him shortly after 5 p.m. at Auburn Memorial Hospital. Assistant County Coroner C. Robert Outhouse aided the investigation. Union Springs Emergency Squad transported the victim. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
Oswego county Hazardous Waste Task Force blasts the draft Phase 1 cleanup plan for the Pollution Abatement Services site, urging inclusion of Byer Road and Clothier satellite sites, speeding Phase 2, and demanding a formal community relations program. They note costs and storage of 500 to 1,000 Clothier barrels, lake and river contamination, and subsoil cleanup potential beginning in 1983 if funds and plans permit.
Tim Shumer of Fowler Senior High School is editor of The Fowler Times and active in the National Honor Society Leadership Class and Communication Committee. He represents his school in civic groups and contributes to the literary magazine. He is the son of Mrs. Barbara Shumer and plans for future study remain undecided.
The Onondaga County Women's Political Caucus will meet Tuesday to discuss the Citizens Court Observer project. Speakers include Patricia Hassett and Helen Obrist. The group has been recording in City Court to assure defendants' rights.
Syracuse Housing Authority director Frederick R. Murphy defended the plan to build 56 low income townhouses in the Moore Benedict area. He said HUD approved the site, the Turnkey development method ensures ownership by the authority, and that the project aims for careful design and tight management despite local opposition and a pending Planning Commission decision.
Rev. Ned Cole, president of the New York state Council of Churches, urged that all Sundays be set aside as Days of Prayer for Peace. At a news conference in the Church Center he praised nuclear disarmament talks and called religious leaders to support negotiations toward peace with justice worldwide.
Three renowned infectious disease specialists will headline the December 6 1982 symposium in Syracuse. Speakers include Louis Weinstein MD of Brigham and Women’s Hospital Jay P Sanford MD and Richard Quintiliani MD. Topics cover endocarditis prophylaxis urinary tract infections and related infectious diseases.
A 23 year old SUNY Binghamton student from Binghamton named Bob Buckley was assaulted and robbed on Marshall Street near University Avenue at 9 11 p m during a Rolling Stones concert at the Carrier Dome. Buckley was kicked and punched by three youths, receiving a nose cut, but refused treatment. His wallet bank book and $18 were taken by the Strong-arm robbery, and he reported the incident to Officer Paul Clapper.
Four prisoners at Cayuga County Jail began a Thanksgiving hunger strike over conditions after a protest note circulated about privacy and recreation. Two of the inmates are former state prisoners, and one had dropped from the fast. Sheriff Sponable declined to name the strikers and said they may talk only if they act like other inmates. The protest follows a prior hunger strike at Auburn Correctional Facility and targets medical services, ventilation, visiting room privacy, and lack of contact visits.
A 33 year old man on Stinard Avenue was robbed of about $1200 in cash and property at 5:40 pm on Van Rensselaer Avenue. Steve Standish said two late teen suspects cornered him in Koerner Ford parking lot, grabbed wallet and wristwatch valued at 1000, and fled south after one man jabbed with a bayonet.
Bishop Ludden's Athletic Booster Club will sponsor a mixed smoker at the high school tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Parents alumni and friends are urged to attend as the major fund raiser for the athletic department says athletic director Dave Didia.
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