Rochester style revaluation faces wary Syracuse council
Rochester city assessor Paul Jacobs outlined a citywide revaluation to Syracuse leaders, noting a two year, 2.8 million effort that raised tax changes for 65 percent of property owners. Local Republicans questioned impact on middle income seniors, while Nicoletti warned of needed council support before any return.
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Syracuse
Paul Jacobs
Common Council
Salt City
James Walsh
City Editor Stan Linhorst In Section B3
Stan Linhorst is identified as City Editor on the September 13 1985 Friday issue page B3. The note provides staff attribution and page designation without additional story details.
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Stan Linhorst
Schools drop draft verification for student aid policy change
Education officials will no longer require educators to verify draft registration for federal loans. Schools say the move ends a bureaucratic burden and avoids harassing students. Nearly 15 million men have registered since 1980, with 99 percent compliance reported by Selective Service.
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Darryl Anderson
le Moyne College
Anderson
IRS
Eash
le Moyne
Joan Lamb
Selective Service System
Department of Education
Repley
Sharon Messinger
Cazenovia Extends All Night Parking Ban Start
Village police announce enforcement of the 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. parking ban will begin Sunday with tickets or tows at owner expense. Historically set for Nov 1, the ban moved up to Sept 15 at trustees’ request to aid leaf pickup and snow plowing.
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Cazenovia
Utica council race winner tied to arrest sparks party rift
In Utica the 5th District Democratic primary winner is former councilman Lawrence Tanoury, convicted last month of a reported incident involving a 16 year old girl. After a recount he won 410 to 399 over Ed Seymour, despite local party leaders calling him an embarrassment. Neighbors cite his work delivering street and home improvements, including $120,000 to winterize old homes and $1.2 million for street upgrades, while Seymour’s camp and party factions plan for the general election with Cannutejaro as rival. Tanoury faces sentencing September 20 and faces further trial in Oneida County on related charges.
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Fanoury
Walt ‘Stubbs
Stubby
Tanoury
Ed Seymour
Stubbs
Raymond Stefano
Oneida County
Cornhill
Stefano
Seymour
Jacqueline
Suh
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Herkimer County
John Bergin
TV reenactment aims to solve O'Connell murder case
Police aired a detailed reenactment on WHEC TV to trigger tips in the August 16 killing of Kristin M. O Connell, 21, found nude with a slit throat in a Seneca County cornfield. Rewards from WHEC and locals total up to $6,000, with ongoing interviews and no suspects yet.
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Seneca County
Rochester
Kristin M. O’connell
Burnsville
Minn
WHEC
O'Connell
Thomas Warren
Warren
O’connell
James Vermersch
Vermersch
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Syracuse University
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Sheraton University Inn
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Kipling
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Jack Estabrook
Alice D. King
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Alviero Cannutejaro
Michael O'Connell
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