Protest Over Rabbit Farming At State Fairgrounds
Caroline Gilbert of the National Fund For Animals led a protest against rabbit farming at the American Rabbits Breeders Association convention. She cited cruelty from crowded sheds and repeated litters, predicting 15 to 20 picketers from noon to 4 PM. Rabbit breeders defend the practice, noting large farms, humane slaughter, and that many rabbits are pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Gilbert
National Fund For Animals Organization
State Fairgrounds
Gilbert
Greenville
S.C
Charles Huber
American Rabbit Breeders Association
Center of Progress
California
Huber
Psychic aids Auburn police in Julie Monson case
Psychic Joan Durham arrived in Auburn to help search for missing 18 year old Julie Monson and will return to New Jersey today to file a report. Durham’s methods include psychometry as detectives pursue leads from Prospect Street area where Monson was last seen, while Singer Co workers offer 1500 dollar reward for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Joan Durham
Julie Monson
New Jersey
Carmen Bertonica
Bertonica
Durham
Prospect Street
Monson
Karen Levy
Syracuse
The
Singer Co
Police seek rape suspect in downtown Oneida outing
Police continued the search for a man in his late 30s who attacked a 20-year-old woman near Walton Street and the bridge at Walton and South West streets Saturday night. The assailant fled south on West Street after the 11:30 p.m. incident. The victim was treated at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida County
Walton Street
Walton
South West Streets
West Street
Bray
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Grant aids ill GE employees via Caring Coalition gift
General Electric Company grants $5,000 to Caring Coalition to fund volunteers aiding terminally ill patients. The program trains some volunteers as family care-givers and assigns service volunteers to assist families with tasks like snow removal meal prep and transportation so the patient can remain at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Caring Coalition
Lehigh Valley Topic at CNY Chapter Meeting
Central New York Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society will hold a public meeting at 7 30 p m in the Art and Home Center at the fairgrounds. Guy Wicksall will present a 16mm film on the Lehigh Valley Railroad highlighting locomotive color schemes and two years of operation before Conrail in 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Central New York
National Railway Historical Society
Guy Wicksall
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Conrail
Fairgrounds
Local cancer researcher on TV and funding woes
Syracuse Cancer Research Institute director Dr. Joseph Gold gains national attention for cachexia research using hydrazine sulfate. His work, featured on ABC 20/20 and in Nutrition and Cancer, suggests appetite improvement and tumor stabilization, yet faces funding gaps and limited industry support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Cancer Research Institute
Joseph Gold
Gold
ABC
Nutrition and Cancer
Nutrition Journal
United States
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
Two Juveniles Arrested After Syracuse Mugging Near SU
Two 16 year old youths, Anthony F. Lee and Tyrone E. Tull, faced arraignment in City Court on third degree assault and second degree attempted robbery charges after allegedly mugging 21 year old Erik Jacobs near 914 Irving Ave before 5 a.m. Jacobs fought free and fled. authorities said another similar incident occurred minutes earlier near College Place but officials could not confirm a link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
New York City
Syracuse University
Anthony F. Lee
Hubbell Ave
Tyrone E. Tull
W. Corning Ave
Erik Jacobs
Irving Ave
Jacobs
van Buren Street
College Place
Fatima devotion and Fatima statue planned for Blessed Sacrament
Father Philip Bebie of the Passionists will speak at Blessed Sacrament Church in Steubenville on Fatima’s message and display an Our Lady of Fatima statue, an exact replica of the Pilgrim Statue, tied to a China mission next May. A medal novena and rosary procession follow. The same day Syracuse University hosts SU Tech Challenge Briefing on Soviet military tech with two sessions in Hendricks Chapel open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Bebie
Steubenville
Ohio
Blessed Sacrament Church
James St. Bebie
China
Bishop O'Gara
Legion of Mary
U.S. Air Force
Syracuse University
Hendricks Chapel
Salvation Army to Sponsor Child Care Food Program 1981 82
The Salvation Army day care centers announce continued sponsorship of the Child Care Food Program for 1981 82. Meals will be provided at Citadel I Pre School Program Citadel I Annex Kindergarten Program and Citadel II After school Program in East Syracuse. Capt David L Bell son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence R Bell was decorated with the Air Force Commendation Medal at Hancock Field for meritorious service as an air weapons controller with the 21st Air Division. Bell is a 1971 graduate of Northern Michigan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Citadel I
S. Warren St
Citadel
David L. Bell
Lawrence R. Bell
Tilton Road
Syracuse
Hancock Field
Bell
21St Air Division
Northern Michigan University
Marquette
Sesame Street's Bob to visit Cerebral Palsy Center
Bob McGrath of Sesame Street will visit the Cerebral Palsy Center tomorrow at 2 30 p m for a performance for children. Gnondaga Savings Bank sponsors a family concert at the Civic Center featuring the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra with selections from Annie and James Taylor. peace inc to hold a Utility Bill of Rights Workshop for agency staff and community groups Wednesday 10 a m to noon at 117 119 Gifford St. The HEFPACT law goes into effect today with consumer rights on utilities. Helen Stirling will outline the law including metering billing and terminations. Alan Stang will speak at the Ramada Inn Wednesday 8 p m on Reagan and Big Brother sponsored by the TRIM Committee. Tickets 2 in advance 3 at door. The Syracuse Stamp Club open house 8 p m Nov 6 at Merchants Bank building South Warren St. Mystic Mountain ski package offered by Cicero Parks and Recreation with weekly lessons rental and lift access details by calling 699 5233. Thomas Gaughan reviews Gorky Park at Books Sandwiched In 12 15 p m in Gates Room Central Library. Onondaga County Public Library Board meets 12 15 p m Wednesday in Trustees Room Central Library. Father John Spain speaks at 6 30 p m potluck at parish center 262 E Onondaga St. James Shea to discuss gifted education at Storer Auditorium 7 30 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnondaga Savings Bank
Civic Center
Bob" McGrath
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
SSO
Annie
James Taylor
Alan Stang
Ramada Inn
Stang
Reagan
Trim Committee
Newoodstock
Mystic Mountain
Cicero Parks and Recreation Commission
Highway Chaplain seeks funds for ministry on wheels
Rev. Joseph Miller, a former trucker and Buffalo native, aims to raise money to buy and convert a bus into a ministry on wheels. The plan would serve truckers along the eastern seaboard with services for all faiths, addressing issues like fatigue, alcohol, drugs, separation from family, and prostitution at truck stops. Contact: 1 47 7046.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Seaboard
Miller
Buffalo
University of Nebraska
University of New Hampshire
Tennessee State University
Hood Seminary
N. Carolina
Arkansas
Rev. Miller
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Bob Curley
American Rabbits Breeders Association
Organizations
New York Federation of Humane Societies
Vegetarian Information Service
Animal Rights Network
FFA
Hartl W. Lucks
Reynoldsburg
Columbus Street
Shoul
Stockade Bar
Arkaneateles
Mottville
Jordan Road
Daniel Cotter
Camillus
Saves Amune Lance
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Jorge Bathe
Mattville
Daryle Pickering
Cotter
Sheldon Road
Pickering
Kevin O'Neil
Food
Sesame Street
Bob
Cerebral Palsy Center
Syracuse Stamp Club
Merchants Bank
Warren Street
Thomas Gaughan
Haylor, Freyer & Coon
Martin Cruz Smith
Gates
Central Library
Onondaga County Public Library Board of Trustees
John Spain
el Salvador
E. Onondaga St
Spain
Romero
Cindid Barrios
James Shea
State Department of Education
Storer
Onondaga Community College
Shea
Joseph Miller
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