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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1995

Page

9

Clay Marsh renamed for Hamlin water trail system dedication

The Stanley J. Hamlin Wildlife Management Area formerly Clay Marsh in New York opened nearly five miles of public access for fishing hunting canoing and bird watching. The 1 473 acre wetland was renamed to honor Stanley J Hamlin a longtime conservationist who died in an auto crash.

New York Stanley J. Hamlin Clay Marsh Clay Hamlin Ducks Unlimited U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Department of En Welland DEC Ward Dukelow Dukelow Stan Hamlin State Davis Road Bear Road Syracuse Conrail Henry Clay Boul

GOP candidates snub environmental forum

The Sierra Club invited county and city candidates to a political forum and a seven question survey on local issues. Onondaga County Executive Nicholas Pirro, County Clerk Jeremiah Bares, and other Republicans declined to attend or answer. Democrats Stockmann and Mulvey plan to attend, and the club will endorse several candidates based on responses.

Sierra Club Onongaee Nicholas Pirro Jeremiah Bares Rhea Sezer Republican Scott Armstrong Pirro Armstrong Nick Sierra Club Forum National Association of Purchasing Managers Peter Stockmann Timothy Mulvey Onondaga Lake Cicero Swamp Nici Syracuse

Vinal Campaign Tackles Past Drinking Problem

Council candidate Charlie Vinal recounts a past DUI arrest eight years ago and his decision to quit drinking after an encounter at a Salvation Army event. Opponent Nancy McCarty cites anonymous accusations, dismissing rumors of prison time as unfounded while praising the candidate’s openness.

Vinal McCarty State Corrections Department Campui Charlie Vinal

Rhea Presses 14th District Seat Against Delaney

Republican Russell Rhea seeks to hold the 14th District seat after being appointed by County Executive Nicholas Pirro and filling the remainder of Kevin Walsh's term. Rhea, a former Democrat, ran for mayor in 1987 on the Republican slate and lost. He faces Democrat Stephen Delaney who won Conservative endorsement.

Russell Rhea Nicholas Pirro Rhea Kevin Walsh Republican Party Village Democrats Stephen Delaney Conservative Party

Local Campaign Profiles Highlight Rhea and Delaney

RUSSELL RHEA born March 1 1931 is a retired GE field services manager and Republican with a long record in local government including three terms as village trustee and one term as mayor from 1983 to 1987. STEPHEN G DELANEY born May 24 1963 is a Niagara Mohawk service rep and Democrat who chaired Clay town Dems and ran for office in 1983 with a budget focused platform supported by local parties and unions.

Russell Rheadob General Electric Co Wells Ave. W North Syracuse Vial Engineering University of Arkansas Stephen G. Delaney Dob Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Royal Meadow Drive Liverpool North Syracuse High School University College Cr Syracuse University

County Degates Debate Jails, Police, and Taxes

Delaney and Rhea discuss merging jail and corrections under the sheriff, countywide police prospects, Medicaid costs, welfare fraud, Onondaga Lake cleanups, sewage treatment, and tax relief as voters weigh consolidation and economic plans for Onondaga County.

Corrections Depertment Jamesville Sheriff Deftments Justice Center Delaney Walsh Rhea Onondaga Citizens League Syracuse Social Services Partment Onondaga Lake Niagara Mohawk

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