County work force keeps growing in Onondaga County
The state Labor Department ranks county government behind Syracuse University and General Electric as Onondaga’s largest employer. GE employs about 6,000 full time with a $260 million payroll. SU pays $14.6 million to over 4,000 full timers and many part timers. County Executive Pirro seeks $157 million next year to cover wages plus benefits, 8% more than this year, with taxes rising 89%. The county spends heavily on lawyers and medical professionals, and a significant portion of OCC costs go to salaries including top administrators.
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State
Syracuse University
General Electric
Onondaga
Onondaga Community College
Bruce Leslie
Erik Mitchell
James Miller
Nicholas Pirro
Pirro
Onondaga County
Herald Amercan
New York
New York City
Patricia
Tam
Michael Sullivan
Nght Sullivan
OCC
Ralph Feola
Comattee
Donald Colon
Rlysander
Colon
Onondaga County 101 workers top $50K in 1991 pay raises
About 101 county employees in Onondaga earn more than $50,000 a year and are set to receive raises in 1991. A pool of roughly $5 million will cover raises for about 4,900 workers, including elected officials such as the county executive, comptroller, district attorney, and sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
CSEA
Elaine Lytel
Lytel
Onondaga County
County posts reveal wide pay gaps among officials
An examination shows Marlin A Farrell earns 43,373 as county executive spokesman while Kathryn Ruscitto, a top administrator over human services, makes 52,561. Dozens in the Data Processing division and county agencies earn over 40,000, with Daniel B. Bova at 70,587. Other listed leaders include Dennis Snow 49,789 and Vivian Moore 48,318.
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Karan Richard R. Southwick
Dra and Sanitation
A. Chef
von A. Beth J
Donald J. Ussioner
Roatyn Billard
Commission On Aging
Thomas J. McMahon
Anthony J. Gigilatti
Kenneth
Deputty
Ronald Miler
Mance
Raymond A. Banach
Bai Environment Office
Process Centrol
Martyn L. Pinaky
Youth Bureau
Arthur F. Rugeau Jr
A Christopher Smith
Met
A. Soufiaria
Aner
Bruce J. Trexter
Transportation Department
Gerry Wisloal
Wiliam
Jordan J Fake
Samuel C. Barber
Michael A. Patricio Puro
Ralph Feola
Nicholas Albicelli
Gaetano D Fico
Sandra W Brownell
Lee Martha J Donovan
Ntal
James A
Michael J Sullivan
Rodmilla Tuttia
John C Dillan
Robert Watczyk
Shaw
Dawid R Ellerman
John J Zwolak
OCC
Paul Berry
April Campball
Masta
Attornay
Health Department
Ralph D Tortora
Diane M. Erna
Federica A Manelli
Patrick J. Quinn
Withb Burne
Larry Undershentt
David E. Fitch
Robert Jokaltys
Waigr Board
Joanna Gozzi
Marlin A Farrell
Kathryn Ruscitto
Pirro
Lytel
Dis
Ex-union boss Earl Stout jailed for embezzling funds
Former District Council 33 head Earl Stout, 67, was sentenced by US District Judge William Ditter Jr to three years and 10 months in prison and ordered to repay 448,762 to the AFSCME union he led for over a decade. Prosecution had sought nearly six years and over 1 million in restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Earl Stout
William Ditter Jr
Stout
American Federation of State
Seth Weber
District Council 33
Ditter
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Elizabeth K Aimslie
Cynthia Bullock
Union
Legal Services Program
Bullock
Ainslie
Mr Stout
Save the Children Foundation
Commonwealth Court
Robert Williams
William C. Stout
Aquino threatens to close US bases in Philippines
President Aquino warned she will dismantle the six US military bases in the Philippines if US Philippine talks do not yield an agreement by January. A government pamphlet urged media to downplay bases, citing disease and social problems, while talks on remaining leases continued through 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
U.s.philippine
Aquino
Washington
State Department
New People’s Army
U.S
Margaret Tutwitter
Roxas Boulevard
Philppine
Clark Air Base
Subic Bay Naval Base
Rafael Alman
MBS
Stanley Schrager
United States
Almnan
Senate
Philippine Congress
Clark
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Dale King
Civil Service Employees Association
James A. Miller
Erik K. Mitchell
Sra Alo
Tom Schmitt
Siaftarnst
Emehere
Edward Kochian
Doni E. Bove
David C. Brittany
Dane £. Tucker
Hoten Etherington
OGG
Robert J. Stone
Sonal Services Co
William Ciaros Jr
Corrections Commie
David A. Franca
Data Processing
Edward J. Guely
Personnal Commir
Robert P. Kinchen
Brary Services
Richard J. Lyons
Sanvar Assitant Dis
Peter Guala
Envir
Cutive
Trict
County Health Department
Law Department
Economic Development Office
Daniel B. Bova
Lst
War Memorial
Dennis Snow
Human Rights Commission
Vivian Moore
Michael Waters
David A. Rabey
Veterans Service
Charles F. Patchin
Ronald R. Hernandez
Joseph J. Falge
John C Dodds
Dodds
Weber
Africa
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Ares
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