Assembly leaders tour Syracuse projects tied to Jobs Bond Act
Assembly members toured Syracuse development sites including a proposed baseball stadium a new Museum of Science and Technology and a bus rail terminal as part of the $800 million Jobs Bond Act campaign. Officials stressed needs to win voter approval November 3 and to show how projects like inner harbor upgrades and the Stadium Market Center create jobs and economic growth.
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Onondaga Lake
Carousel Center
Syracuse
Syracuse-area
Weprin
Assembly
Albany
MDA
Museum of Science & Technology
Discovery Center
Central New York Regional Market Authority
Davis
State Assembly
Solar Street
Michael Bragman
D-Cicero
Joseph Nicoletti
Bragman
Stadium
Transportation Center
Market
Inner Harbor
Nicoletti
Eileen Dugan
D-Brooklyn
The
Assembly Commerce, Industry and Economic Development Committee
Gov. Cuomo
Stadium Market Center
Ferraro’s 1990 Campaign Tour Faces Scrutiny and Support
Ferraro tours Long Island and Syracuse campaign stops praising working people while facing questions about ethical ties and past finances. Support from Abrams Holtzman and Sharpton contrasts with attacks by D’Amato asFerraro emphasizes health care and education in a crowded, heated race.
Daughters Born To and Their Aug Born Dates Listed
A long list of names, dates, and pairings for births and daughters born to multiple couples. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous August birth dates for individuals with both male and female names, including several pairs and single names, with occasional titles and partial surnames.
Obituaries and notices from Baldwinsville and nearby towns
Mae Goodfellow Luke 89 of 12 Triangle Place Baldwinsville died at home She was a German and Latin teacher in the Baldwinsville School District and the girls gym at C W Baker High School The Baker High School gymnasium is named in her honor Her survivors include a son a brother grandchildren and great grandchildren Private services will be held at Riverview Cemetery Calling hours at Gates Funeral Home Contributions may be made to Grace Episcopal Church or Little Utica Methodist Church Anthony Rose 82 of 18 Chapel St Seneca Falls died at Clifton Springs Hospital He was a lifelong resident and former custodian with Edward Rose Restaurant He was a member of St Patrick's Church Surviving are a brother three sisters and two nieces Services will be at Doran Funeral Home with burial at St Columbkille Cemetery Calling hours today at the funeral home Robert F Maier 59 of County Garden Apartments Freeville died at Tompkins Community Hospital He lived 25 years in Long Beach CA before moving to Freeville 1991 He was a self employed general contractor and previously worked for General Electric He is survived by his wife Aretha May Hayes three sons and two daughters a sister and 11 grandchildren Burial will be in Willow Glen Cemetery Dryden Perkins Funeral Home Dryden will conduct services for Tompkins County unit of the American Cancer Society
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Mae Goodfellow
Luke Mae Goodfellow Luke
Triangle Place
Baldwinsville
Lysander
Luke
C.W. Baker High School
Glenn E. Goodfellow
Phillip Luke
Glenn B. Goodfellow
Baker High School
Grace Episcopal Church
Chapter 218
OES
Syracuse Unversity
Glenn D. Goodfellow
Jack Luke
Phoenix
Maynard Hendle
Riverview Cemetery
Gates Funeral Home
W. Genesee St
Little Utica Methodist Church
Ber
St. Patrick's Church
Charles
Seneca Falls
Helen Rose
Louise Vardabash
Gerladine Dewey
Doran Funeral Home
Mitchell Zygadlo
St. Columbkille
E. Bayard St
St. Patrick’s Church
Freeville
Robert F. Maier
County Garden Apartments
Tompkins Community Hospital
Ithaca
Rochester
Maier
Long Beach
Calif
General Electric Co
Aretha May Hayes
Keith
Bellflower
Colin
Kevin
Robin Maier
Garden City
Iowa
Loretta Maier
Maxine Heck
Enterprise
Perkins Funeral Home
Dryden
Willow Glen Cemetery
Funeral
W. Main St
Tompkins County
American Cancer Society
Health board cites numerous restaurants for code violations
Onondaga County Health and Environmental Health cite multiple food service establishments in Syracuse and surrounding areas for permit issues and improper food protection practices. Violations include improper refrigeration and storage of hazardous foods, unprotected display, dirty surfaces, unsealed containers, insect harborage, and inadequate floor and drain conditions. Corrected items listed for several venues. ongoing actions noted.
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Onondaga County
East Fayette St
Syracuse
Hummer's
Elm Hill Plaza
Milton Ave
Camillus
Denny's
Interstate Island Road
Ting
Wastieya
Salina St
Valentines del
Genesee St
Skansateles
S. Salina St
Undercover Troopers Cite 153 Bus Violations During Operation Bus Safe
Albany state police troopers rode buses undercover on about a dozen carriers including Greyhound and Adirondack Trailways to observe violations. They logged 153 vehicle and traffic law violations such as speeding tailgating red lights and radar detector use. Troopers will mail court notices and pursue warrants for drivers who fail to appear.
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Albany
Plainclothes
New York
Greyhound
Adirondack Trailways
Liz Bunn
Dallas
U.S
US to buy Russian bomb grade uranium warms ties
The United States aims to buy at least 80 metric tons of highly enriched uranium from Soviet nuclear arms, diluting it for use as commercial reactor fuel. The deal, announced by the White House, would require formal approval and seeks to reduce nuclear theft risks while funding Russian safety upgrades and bolstering the post-Soviet economy.
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United States
Soviet Union
Russia
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Dugan
Assemblyan Bragman
Ferraro
Long Island
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Near West
Ferrara
Robert Abrams
New York City
Elizabeth Holtzman
al Sharpton
Lue Seyl
Lee Miringoff
Marist College Institute of Public Opinion
Exraro
Upstate
Robert Mrazek
Centerport
House Bank
Onondaga
Democratic
Ed Szczesniak
Mrazek
Szczesniak
Congress
Awa Otis
Rocki Malamud
Greater Syracuse
DeCrow
Gerry Ferraro
House of Representatives
Queens
Archie Bunker
Marsha Ackermann
Buffalo Courier-Express
House
House Public Works and Transportation Committee
Anewe House
Ackermann
Abrams
Holtzman
D'Amato
Senate Ethics Committee
Armand
Alfonse D'Amato
al D'Amato
Laurie A. Patterns
Kelly L. Cramer
van P. Mothersatt
Diane Ferrero
Hin-Wing Taang
Po-Win E Ho
Daughtere Borto
Autumath
Stansburg
Amanda L White
Michael J. Alten
Bille J. Matott
Pravin M. Patel
Shilaben Subhshbhal
Paulina A. Fournier
Timothy J. Houston
Stacy C. Jenkins
Kathleen A. Manning
Daniel J. Mullane
Ellen E. Retchlass
Thomas Rogalski
Keily A. Revette
Robert §. Hart
Deborah A. Fitzpatrek
Mark B. Mercurry
Karen A. Kappell
Mary E. McClandan
Gregory J. Hudson
Cathy M. Pearson
Thomas W. Laramay
Darlane Ho ‘Smith
Barry W. Gopeland
Mary J. Nolan
Ethel M. Varoséen
Tiffany S. Leonard
Kavin A. Tomb
Deborah A. Voelk
Thomas C. Guadagnolo Sr
Gayle M. Tamutus
David E. Stafard
Sharon J. Smith
Kimberly E. Rool
James E. Forderknot
Deborah J. Fumargla
Desirae £. Davis
John J. Sperry
Lynn M. Hughes
John W. Frass
Carlyn J. Forget
Shirley D. Rogers
Elinga G. Pilgrim
Jodi A. Smyth
Lawanda C. Kent
Carolyn Middlebrooks
Tracey L. Rouse
Derek M. Farrell
Laura J. Sendereon
Monica M. Smith
Leon D. Shorter
Sheron L. Dubois
Dennis M. Donovan
Norma J. Bush
Joel J., Schneider
Katherine A. Hirsh
Geoffey J. Graham
Mary M. Labourdette
Mark A. Conte
Cathy A. Clark
Elizabeth A. Taylor
Jody L. Webstar
Coley C. Corbett
Tanya L. Palla
Bernard A. Guindon
Mary L. Miller
Uwe Trode
Glorida C. Dosti
John E Bills Jr
Raita Lesing
Kim R. Robideau
Lisa M. Ricalton
Alan T. Serley
Jacqueline M. Kelly
Robert C. Skeele Jr
Pamela N. Skinner
Anthony Rose
Chapel St
Clifton Springs Hospital
Mr. Rose
Edward Rose
Pompey Club
Hamilton Road
Pompey
Palmer Drive
North
Treazer
Friendly
7Th North St
Salina
Carmelis’s
Bridge St
Dewitt
Cavetry Club
Troop K Road
Manlius
Skaneateles Bakery
Jordan Road
Skaneateles
Two J
W. Genesee
Amber Inn
Amber-Marietta Road
Marietta
McDonald’s
South Ave
New Zion Church of Deliverance
Daisy St
Danny's Cuisine
Associated Press
Thomas Constantine
Constantine
Barry Daniel
Energy Department
White House
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