Silver Jubilee party marks 25 years of fun for 25 women
Twenty five women from Hawaii to Boston gathered at Twin Trees Too in Solvay to celebrate a “Silver Jubilee” marking 25 years since high school or friendship. Speakers recalled turning 24 and planned a 2063 celebration for their 30th anniversary. The group, mostly single, some married or mothers, planned a night of bars and dancing.
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Hawaii
Boston
Twin Trees
Solvay
van Duyn
Hanley launches drive for 8th term in House
Congressman James Hanley announced his bid for reelection to an eighth term from the 32nd District. He touted his record in Washington, pledged no gimmicks, and promised responsive service. Supporters gathered at his Salina Street campaign HQ as he highlighted federal funding and projects in Central New York.
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James Hanley
Washington
Hanley
House of Representatives
Congress
S. Salina St
Harley
32Nd
Economic Development Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bernardi attacks $6500 study as wasteful for Syracuse
Roy Bernardi Syracuse city auditor and candidate for the 33rd Congressional District denounces a $6500 federally mandated environmental impact study for the 200 block West Water Street. He says the expense is a costly federal red tape burden and urges cheaper, creative alternatives. He notes three structures remain between the post office and the Federal Building and cites waste and extravagan ces in federal requirements.
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Roy Bernardi
Clinton Square
Syracuse
Bernardi
West Water Street
Faculty groups again seek O Halloran ouster at Le Moyne
About 40 of 40 members at a faculty meeting voted to draft a new letter to the board of trustees seeking the removal of Le Moyne College president Rev William O Halloran. The action follows a two year dispute and a board vote of confidence in O Halloran.
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le Moyne College
William O’halloran
O’halloran
le Moyne
Board of Trustees
Father O'Halloran
William Telesca
American Association of University Professors
Telesca
O'Halloran
Lee proposes budget cuts to trim federal spending
Gary Lee a Republican candidate for Congress in the 33rd District proposes to trim the federal budget by backing a measure that ranks spending programs by effectiveness and supports zero based budgeting. He endorses a bill by Rep. Steiger and Sen. Percy to require annual program ranking and vows to curb fraud, theft by government workers and contractors while reducing political appointments.
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Gary Lee
Congress
Lee
Rep
William Steiger
Charles Percy
Mingolelli warns of looming state budget gap
Gerald Mingolelli, GOP candidate for the 120th District, says the estimated 900 million dollar state budget gap will rise to 1.2 billion when a 336 million federal loan repayment for the unemployment insurance fund is due in November. He argues there is no plan to meet the November 10 deadline and warns of an automatic tax hike on employers if deferral fails. He cites past tax increases and urges action to avoid another tax surge and job losses.
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Gerald Mingolelli
State Assembly
GOP
Mingolelli
Carey
Reiner criticizes military spending for tax relief
Lillian E. Reiner Liberal Party candidate for Congress in the 32nd District says it makes no sense to spend billions on military hardware while taxes remain high. She argues the largest share of tax dollars goes to military spending, long past its relation to national security.
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Lillian E. Reiner
Liberal Party
Congress
Liverpool enrollment up despite falloff from October totals
The Liverpool School District shows a slight year to year increase in June 23 attendance with 12,257 students, but October figures of 12,651 students reveal a 382 student drop from last year. Superintendent Jerome Melvin cites reduced enrollment as justification for eliminating 13 elementary instructional positions amid ongoing shifts from residential growth and late arrivals.
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Liverpool
Jerome Melvin
DWI count denied in 4 car collision
Syracuse man Robert F. Johnson 31 denied a drunk driving charge after a four vehicle crash at South Salina and Adams streets. His three sons survived unharmed as Johnson and others were hospitalized and released. bail set at 500 dollars until Monday court date.
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Adams
Robert F. Johnson
Shennard St
Syracuse
Johnson
Adams Street
Adams and
Clinton
Rosalind Visury
Ruth Ave
Salina Street
Walter A. Flock
Totman Road
Vincent F. Scali
Burnet Ave
Flock
Scali
Frank
Robert
State University Hospital
Mathilde Bersani
Statements ruled admissible in Perry murder case
State Supreme Court Justice Parker J. Stone ruled that statements made by murder suspect Clarence L. Babe Perry to his parole officer and certain comments to Stroudsburg police can be admitted at trial. Perry, 35, allegedly killed Michael Czolewski in Stroudsburg, with body found April 19, and charged with second degree murder and weapon possession.
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State Supreme Court
Parker J. Stone
Clarence L
Babe” Perry
Stone
Perry
Stroudsburg
John F. Laidlaw
Czolowski
Lemoyne Avenue
Jodeen
Syracuse
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Jamesville
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Lois Kriesberg
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