SU Advisers urge lifting beds from windows after fatal fall
Syracuse University officials intensified dorm inspections at Lawrinson Hall after 19 year old Kevin G O Grady died Sunday morning when his bed on the ninth floor was placed at a sliding window. He fell after the window was found open 22 inches. Responding advisers urged students to move beds away from windows and planned broader room checks as investigators seek to determine how the accident occurred.
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Syracuse University
Lawrinson Hall
University
Lawrinson
Daniel Forbush
Kevin G. O'Grady
Port Washington
Carla Fischer
Fischer
Mark Sperry
Sperry
Christy Morrison
O'Grady
Syracuse
Larry Miller
Miller
Forbush
O’grady
Charles Lyon
Onondaga County bonds yield savings with AA rating
Onondaga County sold almost 24.9 million dollars of serial bonds in New York City at about 8.3 to 8.76 percent, preserving AA Moody's rating. Officials said maintaining AA avoids roughly 1.0 million dollars in interest over the bonds’ terms, versus an imagined A rating. The issue funds improvements at Burnet Park Zoo and county road work, with Chase Capital Markets and Roosevelt & Cross as buyers.
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Onondaga County
New York City
Moody's Investor Service
Moody's
Christine M. Reilly
Reilly
Burnet Park
Hillbrook
Chase Capital Markets’ Group
Chase Manhattan Bank
Roosevelt & Cross
Joe Q
Edward Kochian
Nicholas Pirro
Pirro
Friedan Urges Women to Vote in Syracuse Stop
Betty Friedan, mother of the modern women s movement, spoke at Hancock International Airport urging women to vote in the upcoming election. She praised Mondale Ferraro and warned that a second Reagan term would threaten women s rights, urging turnout and focus on abortion economy and nuclear war threats.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Betty Friedan
Syracuse
George) Orwell
Friedan
Hancock International Airport
Reagan
National Organization For Women
Geraldine Verraro
Walter Mondale
Mondale/Ferraro
Syracuse Council amends sewer use charges law
The Syracuse Common Council met and amended a local law on sewer use charges sponsored by Joseph Nicoletti aimed at aiding intensive industries like Millbrook ery. The city finance commissioner was authorized to waive unpaid real estate taxes for 1878 through 1954 totaling 687356, and property conveyance approved for Suzanne M. Congel of the old Post Office site for 25000. A special permit for Mobil Owl Corp. at 571 E. Seneca Turnpike was approved. A fundraising drive for Friends of Retarded Dey Brothers and related groups begins with a breakfast at Dey's, with Marilyn DePew and local figures attending. The Tenant Information Center closure follows minimal landlord subscriptions after its launch in 1983 to help track delinquent tenants, drawing civil rights criticism.
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Syracuse
Franklin Street
Suzanne M. Congel
Congel
The
Clinton Exchange
Mobil Owl Corp
Seneca Turnpike
David Covillion
Covillion
Long hours and tempers flare at Syracuse city council
In a five hour budget showdown the Syracuse Common Council defeated the 1985 city tidget as tensions rose and resolutions were amended amid backroom barbs. Mayor Lee Alexander defended the fiscally sound plan while vowing to keep the tax increase within reason despite a symbolic council vote.
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Armand Magnarelli
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Alexander
Board of Estimate
Alexander Pooh
Council
Bernard
City taxes to rise sharply amid retirement fund dispute
City officials clashed over funding to offset a tax hike. The mayor refused to raid the $9 million employee retirement fund, favoring fiscal caution. A bipartisan compromise to dip into the fund by $1.2 million was rejected, leaving the council with a $5.50 or higher tax increase and a stalled budget.
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Board of Estimate
Alexander
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Peter DelGiorno
Accused slayer admits temper in fatal beating case
Two men face second degree murder charges in the death of 42 year old Paul Buchner. Police testified Donald Grew 48 told investigators he lost his temper during an argument and struck Buchner in the head with his hands. A preliminary hearing set for Thursday will determine if the case goes to the grand jury. Alfred Palmer 34 also faces a second degree murder charge with a hearing planned.
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John Brennan
Donald Grew
Village Drive
Paul Buchner
Methilde C. Bersani
Brennan
Grew
Buehner
William Fitzpatrick
Alfred C. Palmer
Court Street Road
Uchner
Palmer
Halloween Detractors Highlight Medieval All Saints Day Link
Bellevue Heights members plan Friday 6 30 pm costumes as saints in a nod to All Saint's Day. Churches too poor to buy statues imitate saints, a medieval tradition. Tonight children join a week long revival at Hopps Memorial Church while parents attend Fun Night from 5 30 to 7 30.
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Bellevue Heights
Gongioff
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Oswego College
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William Shakespeare
Georgene Kaleina
NOW
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Dey Brothers Department Stores
Friends of the Retarded
Friends of the
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John Mulroy
Kathryn Betrano
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