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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1984

Page

13

Sisters Follow Path to Army Service at West Point

The Grey sisters from Syracuse pursued Army careers at the U.S. Military Academy. Carolyn Grey-Knott, first to graduate in 1982, recalled the demanding routine from 6:30 a.m. formations to study periods. Alison and Patricia followed, with Alison entering in 1980 and Patricia inspired by her sisters. The family embodies early coed West Point history, as the academy admitted women in 1976.

Syracuse U.S. Military Academy Carolyn Grey Alison Patricia Grey Carolyn Daniel Grace Grey Carolyn Grey-Knott West Point Michael Knott Fort Ord Calif Army First Academy Ordnance Branch Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland West Germany Patricia

Grabbers sued in Albany over unlicensed music plays

BMI sues Grabbers tavern at 621 S Warren St Syracuse for playing eight songs including Michael Jackson hits Billie Jean and Beat It without a copyright license. The case cites U S Copyright Act protections and seeks at least 250 dollars per song plus costs. BMI states licensing cost for the venue is about 190 dollars yearly. Grabbers owner Darell Files and their lawyer did not comment after repeated requests.

Syracuse U.S. District Court Albany Michael Jackson Broadcast Music Inc BMI S. Warren St Grabbers John Tabner Jackson Love Eddie Holland Lamont Dozier Brian Holland Bernard Edwards Nile Rodgers Gloria Trevor Veitch Giancarlo Bigazzi Umberto Tozzi Johnny Paden Frank Paden Jesse Smith Willie Stephenson Melvin Mason William Gibbons Joe Hill Frank Beard Bill Milliken Northeast New England New York Darell 8 Milliken Tabner

Stan Linhorst Monday October 29 1984 Page Bi

Local page byline highlights Stan Linhorst reporting on daily city affairs. Features brief notes on upcoming events, interviews, and community updates affecting residents and businesses.

Council debates Dome parking permits and access

Syracuse officials weigh restricting university Dome parking permits as city residents protest surge in congestion near the Carrier Dome. Teresa McCarthy seeks a one year cap of 1000 permits with police enforcement while Bernard Mahoney favors up to 1300 permits for five years. both proposals accompany potential university parking and parking-area use by the Veterans Administration Hospital.

Syracuse Common Council Syracuse University Teresa M. McCarthy Bernard Mahoney City Hall Mahoney University McCarthy Veterans Administration Hospital City Planning Commission Oakland St Oakland the Dome Dome Oakland Street Syracuse Thomas J. Sardino Earl Buck Marshall Street Earl

Council GOP backs mayor's school financing compromise

The Common Council may delay 1985 budget votes while negotiating differences with Mayor Lee Alexander. Republican leaders say they will accept the $2.8 million school funding gap and seek to cut the proposed $12.16 tax rate by at least $5, with pension funds and other revenues considered. Deputy Mayor Kenneth Mokrzycki criticizes tapping the pension surplus as simplistic, noting limited funds and competing needs. The mayor's package also adds sales tax, state aid, cash capital shifts, bonding, and school expense cuts.

Bernard Mahoney Lee Alexander Mahoney Syracuse Kenneth Mokrzycki Makrzycki Serve Mokrzycki Board of Estimate

State attorney general targets Campbell Soup ads and salt claims

New York Attorney General Robert Abrams criticized Campbell Soup Co for overstating nutrition and salt content. Campbell agreed to back off New York claims. The AG urged lower salt pricing and broader reform across soup makers, noting current low sodium products still charge more per serving.

Robert Abrams New York Campbell Soup Co A G Campbell A.G

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