Opinion: PASNY trash plant vs Onondaga County plan
In Our Opinion, John Dyson outlines general specs for an Onondaga County garbage incinerator to generate electricity. He compares with PASNY plans offering revenue bonds and steam for Syracuse University and hospitals, urging a detailed, neutral analysis before $200 million bonding debt is committed.
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John Dyson
Power Authority
State of New York
Onondaga County
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Syracuse University
DeWitt
Cicero
Clay
Lysander
John Mulroy
Pasny
Let's take hard look at trash plant plans
Onondaga County debates PASNY versus county plan for heating and electricity. Dyson advocates modular gas boilers for SU and hospitals, claiming higher efficiency and lower costs than central steam. Officials weigh site options near the State Fairgrounds or Rock Cut Road and potential tipping fee differences. An independent study may be needed to resolve cost and debt impacts before signing the Dec. 1 contract.
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Dyson
PASNY
State Fairgrounds
Urban Development Corp
Rock Cut Road
Onondaga County
State uses budget limits to curb game wardens patrols
The Department of Environmental Conservation asks wardens to limit driving to 30 miles daily while districts cover up to 270 square miles. Readers question enforcement during fall and winter hunting seasons and whether hunters will police themselves or need more wardens, noting licenses fund salaries.
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Department of Environmental Conservation
Postal rate rise sparks rival greeting card fantasy
The piece mocks the two cent rate hike by imagining a postal service themed greeting card empire. It envisions pink and blue baby trucks, wedding can-dens, and a Hallmark boutique with clerks in whimsical costumes. It ends noting mixed reactions and a tongue in cheek sympathy card to the telephone company.
Make prison life unattractive to curb crime says reader
A Syracuse reader argues against John H. Mulroy’s 500 million state prison bond plan. He believes crime can be reduced by making prison life negative and argues prisoners enjoy undue comforts. He urges Moynihan to back Senate Joint Resolution 58 and calls for victims’ rights.
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John H. Mulroy
Herald-American
New York State
John Mitchell
John Dean
Onondaga County
John Mulroy
Vincent C. Vianese
Syracuse
Salina Center, Senior Home Credit Shared on Elbow Road
Community leaders credit the Salina Civic Center and the senior citizens' home on Elbow Road for the project’s early support and activation. Officials note collaboration with local groups helped secure funding and public interest, paving the way for site renovations and expanded services.
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The
Salina Civic Center and Senior Citizens
Elbow Road
Community leaders push funding for local park and sewer projects
Volunteers and groups like Catholic Charities began graffiti cleanup while Burnham Park Mattydale drainage and revenue sharing schemes fund Duerr Park Liverpool Johnson Park and a landfill. Environmental panel reviews Mattydale sewer funding as officials vow to run open, nonpartisan planning with unanimous board support.
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Burnham Park
Mattydale
Duerr Park
Liverpool
Johnson Park
Department of Environmental Conservation
Cemetery theft at Lysander Jacksonville cemetery
The Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department seeks help after two cement deer were stolen from Jacksonville Cemetery in Lysander in September. A father’s gift from his children ages 4 and 9 on Father’s Day prompted a plea for return and a warning to the thief. Contact 425-2111 with any information.
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Jacksonville
Lysander
Onondaga County Sheriffs Department
William A. Stevenson
Fulton
Letter on judicial conduct and Falco actions criticized
Mailgram to the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct argues the chief judge should act on prima facie misconduct, defends Judge Joseph Falco for forwarding but not leaking information, and asserts party affiliation should not color the inquiry. Syracuse correspondent Ronald Mohar stresses nonpartisan intent and safety of proper authorities handling.
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New York State Commission On Judicial Conduct
Joseph Falco
Falco
Syracuse
Ronald
Mohar
Cat killed on Lakeshore Road in Cicero
Teresa Bardou of Clay laments the death of her cat struck on Lakeshore Road in Cicero on Sept. 30. She notes the driver did not move the animal, causing further distress, and urges anyone who hits a pet to remove it promptly.
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Lakeshore Road
Cicero
Teresa M. Bardou
Clay
Senate to vote on balancing budget amendment in 1982
To force balance early in 1982 the U S Senate will vote on Senate Joint Resolution 58 a constitutional amendment. It would require the federal government to balance the budget each year and prohibit deficit spending except during declared war. Taxes could not rise faster than the prior year's national income growth. The plan ties spending to the percent of GNP and aims to reduce inflation and interest rates while boosting private employment.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
America
Congress
Reagan Faces Senate Hurdles on Saudi Arms Deal and Middle East Policy
James Reston notes Reagan's push for the Saudi arms package may squeak by in the Senate with help from doubts eased by Carter Ford and Nixon. Ex-presidents’ support has reduced partisanship, aiding Reagan as he plans a foreign policy address framing a broader Middle East coalition beyond Israel. Carter and Ford echo calls for Palestinian and border considerations, complicating Israeli officials' reception.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Reagan
Senate
Saudi Arabia
Carter
Ford
Nixon
Europe
East Asia
Middle East
Israeiis
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Sinai
Golan Heights
Syria
U.S
A Little Leary Seems X Movies Are Getting to Be Our GNP
A playful column notes that erotic or risqué films appear to be dominating consumer tastes and becoming a notable part of the national entertainment landscape. The author wryly observes trends and public response.
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William ©. Cotter
Robert T. Hennessey
Philip A. Hofmann
R. Gary Kruger
Edward B. Sabine
Jean ©. Coolay
Deborah J. Abbott
Alan G. Fenner
William C. Crozier
Marlo Rosi
Samuel J. Vaccaro
Harald E. Addington
Arnold Burdick
Execution
Carl J. Sweeney
Classified
William W. Browning Jr
Reta
David &. Katzorowski
Hational
Internal Revenue Service
Hempstead
Long Island
Syracuse University Steam
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Mom
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Mother Hubbard
Alfonso D’amato
Patrick Moynihan
New York
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