New York State Grange Opens 109th Session at Syracuse
About 600 delegates gather in Hotel Syracuse for the 109th session as Grange Master Morris J. Hallady opens proceedings. Reports from secretary Meta H. Riester treasurer Robert M Payne and Executive Committee Chairman Donald A. Drake are heard. Moynihan urges New York to diversify agriculture and boost exports while predicting a narrow Senate vote on AWACS sales to Saudi Arabia.
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New York
New York State
Moynihan
Oneonta
U.S. Senate
Saudi Arabia
Blane Kulpingk
Oneida County
Kim Pabis
Grange
Syracuse Grand Ballroom
Council Opposes Prison Bond In Syracuse Area
The Syracuse Area Interreligious Council urges a vote against Proposition One on the November ballot. Rev. Harold Garman notes the $500 million state prison bond would add debt and likely yield 4,000 cells, without proven crime reduction. Dr. Franklyn Barry adds prisons are not safety solutions and favors alternatives like restitution, community service, and intensive probation.
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Syracuse Area
Harold Garman
Hoard
Franklyn
Barry
MOCA Celebrates 10th Anniversary At Wagon Wheel Center
Patricia Bycraft reports the Metropolitan Commission on Aging MOCA marked its tenth anniversary with a ceremony at Wagon Wheel Senior Center. Ida Benderson chair noted MOCA's countywide scope and funding shifts from federal and state sources while Walter Beattie Syracuse University Gerontology Center head gave the keynote on aging's evolving role and future challenges.
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Patricia Bycraft
Metropolitan Commission On Aging
Wagon Wheel Senior Center
MOCA
Ida Benderson
Benderson
MCCA
Lee Alexander
MCOA
Roslyn Bilford
Walter Beattie
Syracuse University
Gerontology Center
Beattie
Syracuse
Nigerian student to leave U S after plea bargain
A 21 year old Nigerian woman Ada Adenike Osobu formerly of Syracuse University pleaded guilty to third degree criminal possession of a forged instrument in a reduced plea that ends all charges. She will depart the United States after restitution and fines totaling 6,233 dollars. Authorities say she used starter checks to open accounts at Marine Midland Bank Lincoln Bank and Merchants Bank attempting withdrawals totaling 11,000 dollars.
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Jim O'Hara
Syracuse University
United States
Adenike Osobu
Harrison St
Mathilde Bersani
Osobu
Marine Midland Bank
East Adams Street
Omocara Marquis
Massachusetts
Osabu
Lincoln Bank
Merchants Bank
Ex Syracuse man lost as clamming boat sinks off Atlantic Coast
William Bessmer, 31, of Rio Grande New Jersey, a crewman aboard the Funny Face, perished when the clam boat capsized about four miles off Atlantic City on October 11. Skipper Christen Madsen and crewman Richard Calverley were rescued. divers searched the sunken vessel as a Coast Guard inquiry proceeds. Surviving: wife Deborah two sons Christopher and Matthew, three sisters Linda Cindy Janet, two brothers Rick and Dwight, and his Syracuse-area parents.
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Atlantic
Wiliam Bessmer
Rio Grande
N.J
Atlantic City
Bessmer
Richard G. Bessmer
Crawford Ave
Syracuse
Coast Guard
Christen Madsen
Cape May
Richard Calverley
Villas
Marina
Marine Inspection Office
Philadelphia
St. Simeone By the Sea
North Wildwood
Nottingham High School
Deborah
NY FBLA Fall Leadership Workshop Attracts 500 Students
More than 500 high school students from about 180 public schools across New York state attend the statewide Future Business Leaders of America fall leadership workshop at the Sheraton Inn. Delegates participate in workshops on human relations sex equity parliamentary procedure and public speaking. Harold Card of the American Management Association gave last night’s keynote on Operation in Enterprise. The theme is NYS FBLA Shooting for the Stars. Statewide officer elections will occur at next spring’s Concord conference.
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New York State
Future Business Leaders of America
Sheraton Inn
Harold Card
American Management Association
Hewill
Enterprise
NYS Fbla
Shooting For the Stars
Kevin Phillips
New York
Phillips
Canastota High School
Concord
Hendricks Chapel Sermon at Syracuse University
Rev William J Kliber preaches Saving for a Rainy Day at 11 am in Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University Readings from Luke and Matthew Bible study at 9 30 am and coffee hour after the service
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William J. Kliber
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Matthew
Nedrow Man Held After High Speed Chase
A 30 year old Nedrow man Randall Duncan was jailed on $1000 bail after a 20 minute high speed chase from Fast Adams Street to his Leonard Avenue home. He faces driving while intoxicated reckless endangerment and multiple traffic charges from sheriff deputies and a city police addition for ramming a police car on East Brighton Avenue. Duncan pleaded innocent to the initial charges in Onondaga Town Court and will be arraigned in City Court for the city charges. The pursuit involved deputies city and DeWitt police with speeds up to 95 mph through the university Southwood Jamesville and Apulia areas. No injuries reported and the Brighton Avenue damage was minor.
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Nedrow
Public Safety Building
University Area
Randall Duncan
Leonard Ave
Duncan
East Brighton Avenue
Onondaga Court
Anthony Antonello
Adams Street
Irving Avenue
City
DeWitt
University
Southwood
Jamesville
Apulia
Lafayette Road
Rockwell Road
Brighton Avenue
Demolition fund tapped for toxic waste cleanup
Mayor Lee Alexander arranged immediate funding to remove hazardous waste from the Brown Manufacturing plant site at Bellevue Avenue and Chester Street. The DEC will supervise the PCB cleanup, contracted to CEOOS International, costing 37000 dollars with 20000 covered by a court order. the balance to come from the Emergency Demolition Fund, with a state reimbursement expected.
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Lee Alexander
Brown
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Bellevue Avenue
Chester Street
Ceoos, International
DEC
Alexander
Frank Canino
Michael Bragman
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County War Memorial
National Grange
Edward Anderson
Council
Vienna
D'Amato
Bernardi
U.S
Alfonso D’amato
Ray Bernardi
Carmella
James Denis
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center
Ann Fonda
St. Joseph’s
Miss Fonda
St. Joseph's
Flacke
Y’ Aparments
Harold L. Brooks
First Baptist Church
Tony Childs
YMCA
Montgomery Street
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