Magnarelli and Walsh Debate Council Presidency in Civil Night
Democrat Armand Magnarelli and Republican James Walsh faced a courteous exchange on Rogers Channel 7, agreeing on several points while differing on budget fat, police staffing, and elderly housing. Magnarelli pushs consolidation and road projects. Walsh calls for tax relief and bond funding, both favoring improved police response and rejecting a citizens panel.
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Armand Magnarelli
James Walsh
Magnarelli
Rogers Cablesystems
Walsh
Lee Alexander
sverald-Journal
Stephen D. Cannerelli
Common Council
Centro bus drivers to resume talks Wednesday
Union leaders for CENTRO bus drivers and mechanics will return to bargaining after a month plus stalemate. Negotiations resume Wednesday as the union seeks a 4 percent wage rise and 1 percent benefits, while CENTRO offers 2 percent. The talks hinge on binding arbitration versus federal arbitration.
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Warren Frank
Central New York Regional Transportation Authority
Centre
Joseph Welch
Local 580
Amalgamated Transit Union
Centro Management
Syracuse
Oswego
Cayuga
Frank
Syracuse officer testifies in cocaine ring case
Syracuse Police Officer Chris Collins faces trial for aiding a cocaine distribution ring by running background checks on a suspect using the alias David Condon. Juries heard tapes in which Collins discussed the Condon identity with dealer Robert Bovee, including threats of potential murder and delays in in-person meetings. The March 21 raid yielded about 20 ounces of cocaine worth $100,000, and investigators connected Collins to monitoring warrants and DMV checks on Condon.
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Christopher Collins
Police Department
Onondaga County Court
Collins
David Condon
Condon
David Aldridge
Robert Bovee
Richard Tucker
Bovee
Chris
Aldridge
Caine
Donald Large
Large
Richard Culeton
Joseph Fiermonte
Public Service
Police
Fiermonte
Jean Potanas
Kathleen Seymour
Terrence Kelly
Organized Crime Task Force
Douglas Roberts
Kelly
Teacher of the Year pleads for more respect for teaching
Barbara E Watson, Oneida County educator named New York Teacher of the Year for 1986, urged the state Board of Regents to address apathy, pop culture and low esteem facing teachers. She cited three examples of professional decay and called for emotional payoffs, like community praise and higher wages. Watson won over 90 candidates and will compete for National Teacher of the Year. Regents actions included earthquake relief fund solicitation, ballot issue support, school registration certifying competence, and a proposed six year physician peer review.
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Barbara E. Watson
Oneida County
New York
State Board of Regents
Holland Patent High School
Watson
Vanced
Rome
Regents
Martin Barell
New York City
Boards of Education
Mexico
Syracuse
Baker High School
Baldwinsville
Brookfield
Cazenovia
Chittenango
Cortland
DeRuyter
East Syracuse-Minoa
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Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
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Public Employment Relations Board
Oswego Motor Lines
S&co
Welch
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Jay P. Goldman
Fabius-Pompey
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Homer
Jamesville- DeWitt
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Marathon
Marcellus
Cicero
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David Axelrod
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