Mayoral Campaign Spending Grows Ahead of Election
Mayoral candidate Lee Alexander has spent over 87000 dollars with 61669.37 allocated to Smith Greenwood for ads while James C Tormey reports about 11000 dollars including a potential 7000 from Citizens for Tormey and 37000 from Onondaga County Republican Committee. final tallies may push Tormey under 60000 while Alexander relies on many individual donors with 348 contributions to date.
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Lee Alexander
James C. Tormey
Alexander
New York City
Smith-Greenland, Inc
Tormey
Campaign Finances Report Details Staff and Expenditures
The report lists loans from George C. Wortley and committee funds used for campaign materials payroll and services. Major items include Brown & Bigelow printing 1112.27, Seneca Liquors 33.82, Fremont Lanes 750, Everson Museum 300, telephones 784.33, and wages for coordinator Alice E. Sweet 2329.05 plus Burke wages 1189.65. Also $449.24 biweekly for writing press releases and $349.80 biweekly for receptionist. Owed Social Security 278.50 IRS 389.60 and tax dept 170.80 for withholdings.
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Brown & Bigelow
William J. Burke
Tormey
Fremont Lanes
Everson Museum
New York Telephone
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co
Impact
Alice E. Sweet
Michael Greenstein
Bridget P. Holmes
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue Service
State Department of Taxation and Finance
University halts dangerous tests after health dept agreement
Albany State University officials admitted past mistakes and agreed with the state Health Department to stop risky human subject experiments. An electric shock machine deemed faulty caused concern, tests were halted last spring, no injuries reported, and a testing review committee was created to ensure future compliance.
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Albany
Albany State University
State Health Department
Health Department
Carter Promises New Steel Policy From Administration
President Carter told a large congressional delegation that within the next few weeks the administration will draft a new policy to revive the ailing steel industry.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
US Trade Balance Improves in September Despite Deficit
The Commerce Department says September saw record exports surpass imports, narrowing the monthly deficit to 1.7 billion from 2.7 billion in August. Economist Maynard Comiez warns the figures may be an aberration, possibly boosted by export acceleration ahead of the October dock strike.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Commerce Department
Maynard Comiez
Comtez
Atlantic
Gulf
Fad Diet Proves Deadly For Local Woman
A Manlius resident who shed 138 pounds on a liquid protein regime died of heart complications. Dr. Harvey Hayman, her physician, said she followed Dr. Robert Linn’s Last Chance Diet with medical supervision, but collapsed hours after a routine checkup. The case raises concerns about fad diet safety and medical oversight.
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Paula Walker
Harvey Hayman
Onondaga Heart Association
Hayman
Manlius
Robert Linn
No-fault auto insurance faces mixed results in states
The article surveys the no fault auto insurance program, noting that while it speeds benefit payments and reduces court delays, premiums have risen sharply. It cites Pennsylvania, Minnesota, and Kentucky officials praising outcomes, outlines federal efforts, and lists states with no fault laws including New York and North Dakota.
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Congress
New York
Sy Louise Cook
Associated Press
William Sheppard
Pennsylvania
Jack Davies
Minnesota
Kentucky
Harold McGuffey
Carter
Massachusetts
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Kansas
Michigan
Nevada
New Jersey
North Dakota
Utah
Mondale Endorses Eve in Buffalo Mayor Bid Amid Fog
Vice President Walter Mondale flew to Buffalo to endorse Democratic Assemblyman Arthur Q. Eve for mayor. Dense fog delayed Mondale’s landing for nearly two hours and Eve, delayed in Albany, did not appear at the airport.
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Buffalo
Walter Mondale
Arthur Q. Eve
Eve
Albany
Anarchists buried as vengeance vows rise in Stuttgart
Hundreds of leftists attended the burial of three West German anarchists Andreas Baader Gudrun Ensslin and Jan Carl Raspe in a Stuttgart cemetery. Police guarded nearly 1000 officers as mourners pledged to continue the struggle and avenge the deaths. The government said the deaths were suicide prompting demonstrations across Europe.
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Stuttgart
West Germany
Andreas Baader
Gudrun Ensslin
Jan-Carl Raspe
Assocate
Tlaserphate
Anneliese Baader
Helmut Ensslin
Jewish Leaders Press Vance Over Middle East Policy
About 80 Jewish leaders met with Secretary of State Vance voicing concern anger and outrage over U S policy. Rabbi Alexander Schindler said the Administration may be edging toward Palestinian statehood and hoped for frank open statements.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
Middle East
Alexander Schindler
New York City
Vance
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Schindler
United States
Jordan
PLO
Conference of Presidents
Indian summer ends with warm weekend forecast in Syracuse
The weatherman at Hancock Airport reports sunny skies tonight with an overnight low in the mid 40s. Tomorrow will be in the 60s with more sun and warmer temperatures through the weekend. Rain chance stays around 10 percent and winds stay under 10 mph.
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Hancock Airport
Syracuse
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Citizens For Good City Government
Citizens For Good
New York Telephone Co
Coolican-LeMon, Inc
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Sargeant, Webster, Crenshaw & Foliey
Alfred J. Flanagan
James J. Pietrafesa Co
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Arthur Langan Co., Inc
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MacKenzie, Smith, Lewis, Mitchell & Hughes
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Hubert C. Stratton
Leslie H. Deming
John J. Dee
Russell L. Sutphen
UPS
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Peru
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Charlie’s Angels
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Prince Charles
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