Frank backs testimonial for Teamsters chief in Utica
Warren Frank defends a testimonial dinner for Rocco DePerno head of Teamsters Local 182 amid his witness tampering conviction and probes. The $100 dinner at Temple Adath Yeshurun aims to raise about $100,000 for Salt City performing arts renovations and theater naming.
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Dale Easler
Warren Frank
Rocco DePerno
Utica
DePerno
Teamsters Local
Teamsters
Joseph Lotito
Salt City
Lotito
Lotite
Frank
State Supreme Court
Eugene F. Sullivan
Walt Friedl
Fitzgerald
Robilotto
Post-Standard
The
Herald-Journal
J.stanley Coyne
Ment
New Jersey
Anthony Provenzano
Anthony Bentro
Syracuse
Teamsters Welfare
William Mosley
Brockport
Mosley
Richard Grossman
Grossman
Nolo Contendre
Kevin McCormack
U.S
Justice Department
Temple Adath Yeshurun
John Lomenzo
New York
Long Island
Pirro rejects pleas to spare budget cuts in county plan
County Legislature Chairman Nicholas J. Pirro resisted callers seeking exemptions as GOP lawmakers unveiled a plan to trim the $378 million budget by $7.2 million. The move would lay off at least 64 county workers and cut funding for four agencies and several programs, amid 1982 83 fiscal pressures and expected state aid reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Michael Kelly
Nicholas J. Pirro
Pirro
GOP
John H. Mulroy
Ways and Means
Office of Economic Development
Consumer Affairs Office
Office of
Central New York Health Systems Agency
HSA
Peace Inc
Emergency Relocation Assistance Program
Euclid Community Open House
Northrup Urging Debt Attack Proposals for New York
Libertarian gubernatorial candidate John Northrup of Syracuse promotes debt relief ideas such as withdrawing from the federal Social Security system to cut property taxes. He also backs a 120 day legislature session by constitutional amendment and limiting lawmakers expense payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenn Peter
New York State
John Northrup
Syracuse
New York
Northrup
Campaign 82 Highlights Voter Registration Gaps and Local Races
The piece notes Elaine Lytel urging late voter registration for the 1982 campaign in Onondaga and Madison counties with 206,644 of 335,811 eligible voters registered in Onondaga. It covers Kay Benedict taking a leave from voter education work, Thomas Bird securing Democratic candidacy for Clay town justice, and labor union endorsements for Michael Bragman and Hy Miller. It also lists campaign staff roles, advisory figures, and budget concerns for Clay’s 1983 proposal, including a $24.94 per thousand valuation increase.
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Elaine Lytel
Onondaga County
Madison County
Éaa Kay Benedict
State Assembly
Onondaga County Board of Elections
Miss Benedict
Dean Centre
Clay Town
Question County
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New York Telephone
Syracuse Area
East Adams Street
Syracuse - Shoppingtown
Ene Blvd
DeWat - Seneca Mall
Liverpool
Central New York
Arnot Mall
Chambers Road
Horseheads
Pyramid
Triphammer Road
Ithaca
Oakdale
Reynolds Road
Johnson City
Thomas F. Bird
Syracuse University College of Law
Clay
Bird
South Road School Pto
Washington University
University of Bristol
England
George T. Mahsaie
Balboa Drive
New York State United Teachers
Hy Miller
Miller
Fayetteville
Neil Sorkin
Michael J. Bragman
Cicero
Richard A. Hoalcraft
United Auto Workers
Ernest J. Fleeger
CAP
Holcraft
Fleege
Bragman
Firemen’s Association of
State of New York
Empire State Rescue and First Aid Association
Firemen's Association
First Aid Association
Anthony Pietrafesa
Gana Need
North County
Eda Seren
Kathy
Ward
Snd Pietrafesa
Anthony
Joseph
Fee Mattress
Richmark
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