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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1982

Page

4

Srogi wins four ballot lines in city court race bid

In the Thursday primary City Court Judge Robert Z. Srogi clinched the Conservative nomination over William Mastine Jr., earning himself spots on the Democratic Conservative Liberal and Veterans lines for the November election. Srogi carried 64 percent of 164 votes across 14 wards while Mastine won three wards and tied in the 9th Ward. Meanwhile Onondaga Democrats re elected Charles Welch as chairman and slate, with party officers Richard Romeo and Richard Woodworth also re elected.

Robert Z. Srogi William Mastine Jr Srogi Lee Alexander James J. Anderson Mastine Welch Democratic Charles Welch Onondaga County Democratic Committee Richard Romeo Richard Woodworth Romeo Nancy McCarty McCarty Thurs Democratic State Cecile Mary Jeanne Welch Syracuse Board of Education Robert E. Cecile George W. Cregg James Dupree Cregg Dupree Onondaga Community College Robert Gilmartin George A. Napolitano Rosemary di Virgilio

Economic recovery plan urged by state assemblyman

State Assemblyman Bill Bush proposes New York join an enterprise zone program to spur job growth. He cites the need to lift low spirits communities and notes zones require above average employment and below average job growth. Six states, including Connecticut, have already enacted zones to generate more jobs and offset revenue concerns.

Kemn Peters Bill Bush Bush R-Camillus New York Connecticut

Local candidates announce campaigns and events across Syracuse area

Campaign 82 coverage lists Republican Frances Sclafani as guest of honor at a wine and cheese party in Syracuse with sponsors Italian American and Friends for Sclafani. John Martin Hall seeks full term as Clay town justice. Assembly candidates Bush Benedict Roche set for a Top o Hill forum. Camillus hosts a Democratic Beerfest to support local candidates. Naomi Bray named honorary chair for Pietrefesa campaign with Flanagan and Rivizzigno in key finance roles.

Frances Sclafani Gregg’s Teall Avenue Syracuse Friends and Citizens For Sclafani Sclafani Suffolk County National District Attorneys Association John Martin Hall North Syracuse Clay Hall Floyd Linn Syracuse University School of Law Hall and State Assembly 119Th O’ the Hill Bill Bush Kay Benedict Kathleen Roche Right To Life Party Naomi Bray Martin §. Auer Anthony Pietrefesa Alfred J. Flanagan Anthony Rivizzigno Bray FOCUS Republican Women In Action Flanagan B.G. Sulzle Inc Rivizzigno

Cazenovia College to admit males next year

Cazenovia College will replace its 40 year old female only policy with coeducation starting next year. Board chairman Jack Koerner said enrollment protection amid a shrinking pool of high school graduates drives the move. The 600-student college expects a 50 30 male to female ratio by 1985.

Tom Schwendler Cazenovia Cazenovia College Jack Koerner Yesteray New York Koerner Lori Giannino Syracuse

Russell reappointed APBS NY chairman for third term

Russell remains WCNY president and general manager and will chair the Association of Public Broadcasting Stations of New York for a third consecutive one year term. The APBS NY interconnection links stations statewide to share locally produced programs and coordinate cooperative productions such as political debates and call-in shows. Rex W. Simonds named director of admissions at Morrisville College effective Sept. 1.

Richard W. Russell WCNY Association of Public Broadcasting Stations of New York Public Broadcasting System Satelite Russell Rex W. Simonds Morrisville College Donald Butcher Kent State University Capital University Columbus Alderson-Broaddus College West Virginia Simonds Centennial Fund West Virginia Wesleyan College Miami University Bowling Green State University

Calendar of fall non credit courses and events at area groups

University College offers nearly 100 non credit courses this fall. Most start late this month or early October and last six to eight weeks with registration up to one week before start. Subjects include law square dancing plants solar energy finance and architecture. The Baldwinville Library hosts On My Own Time art exhibit in October open 10 am to 9 pm weekdays and 10 am to 4 pm Saturday. The Paralegal Association of Central NY holds Oct 23 seminar at the Holiday Inn with talks on bankruptcy federal practice partnerships and self development. The Canal Museum sponsors a fall foliage trip to Adirondack Museum Oct 3. Lewis Van Heuren III receives Colgate Dean's Award. Dr Myron Winick speaks Oct 5 at SU Maxwell Auditorium as part of the Wright Lectureship. CLUW holds an introductory meeting Sept 28 at SEIU Local 200 with Rosie the Riveter film and child care. Bike tour Oct 3 benefiting MS Society covers Green Lakes and Canastota with pledges. New gym programs for preschoolers begin Oct 6 at Bear Road and Oct 4 at Sundown Athletic Club. North Syracuse Parks offers racquetball and Steppin Out dance programs in Oct. OCC offers quilting and mini course Attending Auctions. Toggenburg Ski Center hosts Wheels for Life bike-a-thon Oct 2. A dinner honors Robert Coulter Oct 2 Lysander. The YWCA BCBS NY and state Parks sponsor Green Lakes Folks march Oct 2-3 with a small fee and live music.

University College Baldswinville

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