United Way loaned executives to boost Central New York drive
The United Way of Central New York will add 19 loaned executives from Onondaga County firms through Nov. 10 to drive the 5 million dollar campaign. They train this week at Syracuse University and will work as extensions of United Way staff while their companies cover salaries and leave, expanding volunteer leadership and public outreach.
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New York
Onondaga County
Syracuse University
Is University College
Frank Funk
University College
L. Richard Oliker
Syracuse University School of Management
Martin Fass
Otto T. Nonnenmann
Bristol Laboratories
Nonnenmann
The
Jacob S. Cash
Robert V. Daly
Agway, Inc
Lisa Domenico
Marine Midland Bank-Central
Arthur G. Eyre
Syracuse Savings Bank
Christine L. Gray
American Red Cross
James K. Hamblin
John Handlin
Syracuse Department of Public Works
Anna E. Hanafee
New York Telephone
Jeanne C. Keefe
Onondaga Savings Bank
Clement P. Mackey
Vincent Jmeegan
Carrier Air Conditioning
Henry H. McIntosh
Inter-Action
John C. Meyers III
Morris Pumps, Inc
Radisson
David E. Newman
Eastern Ambulance Service
Michael F. Quinn
Lincoln Bank Central
Frank R. Sisto
W. Mark Stansbury
First Trust & Deposit Company
Susan Toman
Virginia Conger
Consolidated Industries, Inc
Madison County Craft Days Sponsored by Oneida Society
The Oneida Madison County Historical Society hosts the 14th annual craft days from 10 am to 5 pm at 435 Main St with over 126 craftsmen including Dudley Fraser who will demo Adirondack pack baskets and Barry Gordon who will hand carve spoons and utensils. The event features weavers basketmakers woodcarvers and other demonstrations across the two days plus a sidewalk sale in the business district and tram service through the city.
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Madison County Historical Society
Main St
Dudley Fraser
Sherburne
Barry Gordon
Baldwinsville
Byrne urges Congress to lead on energy policy and fusion
Robert J. Byrne, a conservative candidate in the 33rd District primary, calls for fast action by Congress on a positive energy plan. He criticizes President Carter and the Democratic Congress for weak energy policy, backs expanded fusion research, would double solar funding, and opposes storing nuclear waste in Finger Lakes.
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Congress
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