Rangers Blend Faith and Scouting in Syracuse Area
Royal Rangers, sponsored by Assemblies of God churches, emphasize Bible study and memory verses alongside outdoor activities. In Syracuse area about 300 youths aged 5 to 18 participate, with eight area churches sponsoring groups. The program contrasts with Boy Scouts by openly teaching Christian doctrine while welcoming diverse backgrounds, and recruitment relies on word of mouth.
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Royal Rangers
Boy Scouts
Donald Crysler
Area Rangers
Crysler
Royal Rangers Organization
Assemblies of God Churches
Syracuse
Highland Forest
Christ
Jesus Christ
Blacker
Hoy
Rangers
The
Assemblies of God
Pepsi sponsored men win city softball title in finale
In the city county softball final Pepsi Cola of Syracuse men beat Split Rock 10 4 for the crown and Jimmy Mae's of Syracuse women defeated Sportsman's Den 8 4 for the women's title. MVP Terry Kinney, a 32 year old Fulton builder, reflected on the season and future dreams as Justin Kinney, his son, joined the field with a glove after the game.
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Herald-Journal
C.W. McKeen
Hopkins Field
Pepsi-Cola
Syracuse
Split Rock
Pepsi Cola
Jimmy Mae's
Sportsman’s den
Terry Kinney
Fulton
Virginia
Kinmey
Hopkins Park
Salina
Brian DeSacio
DeSacio
Pepsi
Mike Ambuske
Kinney
DeSocio
Working women of the 1980s face career family challenge
Carrie Lazarus of WTVH Syracuse urged at an Auburn American Diabetes Association luncheon that the 1980s test working women to balance careers and family. She recalled gains in the 60s and 70s, and urged husbands share career priorities while women fulfill motherhood and wife roles. Local women honored for community and professional contributions were Diane Cook, Elaine Giannettino, Eleanor Hardy, Josephine Aversa, Dorothy Busch, Carol Contiguglia, Janet Day, Terry DeFelice, Marie Infanger, and Charlotte Thurstoy.
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Carrie Lazarus
Wtvh Channel 5
Syracuse
Auburn
Lazarus
American Diabetes Association
Innderallon
Cayuga County
Tazarus
Fie Outeu
Diane M. Cook
Elaine T. Giannettino
Eleanor I. Hardy
Josephine A. Aversa
Dorothy M. Busch
Carol I. Contiguglia
Janet M. Day
Terry A. DeFelice
Marie W. Infanger
Charlotte J. Thurstoy
Stations join in disposal of waste oil program
Onondaga County partners 56 of 144 full service stations with the Department of Environmental Conservation and the Environmental Management Council to collect waste oil for recycling. Fluorescent placards invite customers to recycle oil here and avoid improper disposal into landfills, sewers, or backyards.
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Onondaga County
Department of Environmental Conservation
County Environmental Management Council
EMC
Onondaga
DEC Region 7
Wiliam Krrchbaum
Caron
The
Tom Caron
thepMe
Muscular Dystrophy Association
MBA
Oneida
Herkimer
MDA
Susan A. Miller
DEC
D&c
Henry Clay Boulevard
Liverpool
N.Y
Susan Milter
Montgomery St
Syracuse
Dave Coburn
Complaints halt radio tower plans at Mu ton Hill Road
Neighbors oppose a 256 foot four-tower AM station on Mutton Hill Road Fenner claiming health risks. Owner John L Creveling and attorney Robert J Bertrand paused work to seek concrete proof before resuming, citing zoning and FCC permits. Local officials report little recent site activity.
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Fenner
Muton Hill Road
Robert J. Bertrand
John L. Creveling
Colonial Drive
Syracuse
Bertrand
Creveling
Mutton Hill Road
Federal Communications Commission
Simday
Robert Stinson
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Tom Wolski
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Dorothy
Boots Schiano
Claire Aiken
Jimmy Mac's
Debbie Lottner
Sportsmen's den
Re E Wraheth Fawardean
Stan Linhorst
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