Restitution Ordered in Hastings Airport Fraud Case
In Utica, two men behind the failed Hastings airport must pay $222,604 in restitution to First Niagara Bank for a 2005 conspiracy to defraud. Dave Pizio and Kenneth Coon receive one day already served plus five years supervised release, and Pizio must perform 120 hours of community service. The 93 acre airport had received $2.9 million in federal funds and FAA grants, with $650,000 line of credit used for real estate and other ventures.
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Hastings
U.S
David Hurd
Dave Pizio
Kenneth Coon
First Niagara Bank
Ransom Reynolds
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Coon
Pizio
Syracuse
First Niagara
Federal Aviation Administration
Texas
Robert G. Wells
Wells
Dave
Moynihan
Ken Coon
Phil Church
Richland woman gets time served in meth ring case
Oswego County Court sentenced Julie A. Benson a Richland resident to time served and five years probation after pleading guilty to third degree methamphetamine, a class B felony. Benson acknowledged addiction issues and remorse as raids led to multiple arrests in Richland and Pulaski. Prosecutors said she helped a group leader manufacture meth at her home.
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Donald E. Todd
Richland
Julie A. Benson
Oswego County
Edward Szyk
Benson
Deedra A. Blankshai
Pulaski
Emily M. Dawson
Cato
Joshua M. Salisbury
Jeffrey R. Sakowski
Todd
Blankshain
Salisbury
Dawson
Sawkowski
Giuliani Forgetting 9 11 Comment Stirs Trump Backing Row
Associated Press reports Giuliani, supporting Trump, claimed that in the eight years before Obama there were no successful radical Islamic terrorist attacks in the United States. The remark contrasted with his usual V shaped coverage of 9/11 and drew social media mockery.
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Adolph Giuliani
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Joe Biden
Jake Menges
Associated Press
Manufacturing in NY weakens in August AP report
AP reports New York state factory activity declined in August with NY Fed index at 4.2, down from July. New orders rose slightly and shipments gained, signaling possible small uptick ahead while overall manufacturing remains weak amid a strong dollar and weak overseas demand. Employment in New York improved slightly but remained negative. Nationwide production rose modestly but expansion stays tepid.
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