Governments gamble on costly early retirement plan
Taxpayers face about 121 million in five years to push municipal workers into early retirement under a 1984 law. Savings hinge on not filling vacancies. Syracuse City School District expects 939,936 annually from 130 retirements, offset by new contract costs. Regan warns without strict vacancy controls, net costs to taxpayers may rise.
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Witnesses testify Bucci trial on wrong way crash deaths
Seven witnesses testified they saw a dark blue Mercedes enter I-690 Geddes Street in the wrong direction shortly before a head on crash on I-81 killed Cicero couple James and Sharon Besner. They described near misses and shared the car's identity as Bucci’s Mercedes Benz.
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Jamesville
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State Supreme Court
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Adrienne Moore
Moore
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Guewa
Adams Street
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Robert
Jennifer Morse
Morse
Jill
Kenneth Dietz
Dietz
Baldwinsville
Buci
West Street
Geddes Steet
Besners
Hennessy
Wit
FBI report due today on missing mug shot in Berardi case
FBI and Syracuse police investigate the disappearance of a mug shot from Roy Bernardi’s youthful offender file stored at the city police department. The case centers on a 1960 burglary conviction and Bernardi’s later Republican mayoral candidacy. The probe includes whether federal civil rights laws were violated and if Sergeant Marsman lied or acted improperly.
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U.S. Justice Department
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Bernardi
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Syracuse Police Benevolent Association
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PBA
Stanley Prue
Marsan
Sardino
Prue
Lee Alexander
Peerty
Richard Haumann
Phil Monti
Internal Affairs Unit
Driver gets year in jail in hit-run death of girl
Dwight Paylor, 28, of Kirkville Road, was sentenced Thursday to one year in jail for leaving the scene of an accident that killed four year old Dina-Lynn Decker on James Street in July. Judge William J. Burke lamented the sentence but noted the felony carries up to four years. The case drew an angry scene in court when Decker’s mother cried out, and Taylor himself shouted obscenities before the sentence was imposed.
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Bucci
Peskin
DeWitt
James Street
William J. Burke
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Burke
Taylor
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Decker
Laurie Johnson
Kirkville Road
Fishing with the dry revenue stream ends in unpaid wages
Wheatown Clarke, retired Syracusan, took a part time job cleaning two Hutchings Psychiatric Center buildings under Leonard Carpenter's Mr C's Ex terminating and Janitorial Service. Paychecks bounced, money orders followed, then nonpayment and contract termination. State Labor and AG offices pursued civil judgments with little success as contracts faded and other revenue vanished. Clarke seeks owed wages despite no recoverable funds.
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