Gun law a farce critics call the handgun rule
Gov. Hugh Carey touted the states handgun law as the toughest in the nation prompting a highway sign campaign. Victims Bertollini and Baker say the law is a farce after incidents where suspects displayed a gun but received probation or short terms. Trials of Starowicz and Schneider ended with probation or dismissals under debates over loaded weapons. Baker plans to join the Air Force citing perceived crime safety differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Fish
Hugh Carey
United States
State Department of Transporation
Robert Bertollini
Scott Baker
Baker
Herald- Journal
Warners Road
Camillus
Bertollini
Prine Road
Baldwinsville
Paul R. Starowicz
Savanna Drive
Lakeland
Thomas W. Schneider
Bridget Circle
van Buren Road
van Buren
Schneider
Starowicz
Mary Lessoongang
John LaParo
LaPare
Starowics
Paro
LaParo
Weapon
David Garber
ACC
Garber
Robert Jenkins
Lessoongang
Air Force
Nab suspect in burglary at Sardino's
A city man, Cass S. Merrick, 25, was arrested after shoplifting at Adams Street grocery and to be arraigned today on second degree burglary charges tied to the January 19 burglary at Police Chief Thomas J. Sardino's Bertram Place home. Merrick faces parole violation and petty larceny counts. two teens were arrested earlier in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Street
Thomas J. Sardino
Cass S. Merrick
Parkside Ave
Sardino
Bertram Place
Merrick
South Side
Mark
Community General Hospital
John Doe
Chicago
East Adams Street
Ramona Y. Kearse
Wiser Court
Disabled seek normal relationships in 1981 year of the disabled
The United Nations marks 1981 as International Year of the Disabled to spotlight needs of about 35 million Americans. A Syracuse conference on sexuality and relationships discusses attitudes toward disabled people, emphasizing dignity, communication, and rights to romance, dating, and marriage despite impairments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Rhodes-Lewis
United Nations
White House
Planned Parenthood Center of
Syracuse
Thornfield Center
Cazenovia
Joe Campbell
Campbell
Bateman- Ferry
Personal Bankruptcy Reflections From a Syracuse Case
A Syracuse area profile explores personal bankruptcy as a last resort through the story of a woman nicknamed Jane. She pursued filing after financial strain and credit pressure, under new rules in 1979, paying a lawyer and facing double loan payments. The piece notes rising filings, tighter credit, and efforts by Credit Union National Association to inform consumers before they file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Marge
Five Men Arrested for Park Alcohol Rule Violation
Five local residents were arrested about 10 30 p m last night in Burnet Park for violating the city ordinance banning alcoholic beverages in city parks. Police found beer in a car trunk. four open bottles and 11 unopened bottles were recovered. They were released on appearance tickets and face City Court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Visconti
N. Orchard Road
Solvay
John D. Whitehead
Richmond Ave
Stephen J. Brandi
Robert J. Rossetti
Wilkinson St
Robert Kocienski
W. Belden Ave
Mulroy Praises Collingwood After Dinner Exchange
County Executive John H. Mulroy praised CBS News correspondent Charles Collingwood for his natural tone in a letter welcoming him to central New York during a Citizens Foundation English Speaking Union dinner. Collingwood replied with thanks noting the lack of dreadful officialese and apologizing for an ill typed personal letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Mulroy
CBS News
Charles Collingwood
Mulroy
Collingwood
Central
New York
Citizens Foundation
English Speaking Union
Edward R. Murrow
Onondaga County Legislature committee meetings schedule
April standing committee meetings are listed with times from April 14 to April 23. Sessions cover Health, Mental Health, Public Safety, Social Services, Legislative, Transportation, Public Works, Education and Libraries, Conventions and Tourism, Conservation and Recreation, Planning Research and Development, Personnel, Ways and Means. All are held on the fourth floor of the county courthouse and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Committee
Social Services Committee
Legislative Committee
Transportation Committee
Public Works Committee
Education and Libraries Committee
Standing Commission On Conventions and Tourism
Conservation and Recreation
Ways and Means
Legislature
Jerome J. Foody
Something Lively Spring Production At Seymour Elementary
Seymour Elementary will stage its first annual spring production on Monday at 7 p.m. The musical evokes Bye Bye Birdie and Mary Poppins while students perform songs such as Toyland Whistle While You Work Spoonful of Sugar Who Will Buy Put on a Happy Face My Favorite Things and If Only Had a Brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Elementary School
Mary Poppitts
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Mike Okoniewski
New
Nab
Sardino’s
Sally Johnston
Johnston
John Bateman-Ferry
Macha
Metro
Jesson
Grateful Newsman
Philip Berrigan
Molly Rush
le Moyne College
International House
General Electric
King of Prussia
Daniel Berrigan
Anne Montgomery
Carl Kabat
Elmer Maas
Dear Hammer
John Schuchardt
Frank J. Harrison
Robert D. Chryst
Spanish Apostolate Center
Gerald Cullen
Liverpool
Richard Dellos
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Endwell
James C. Hayes
St. Ann’s
Prish
Anthony F. Tosti
St. John the Baptist
Rome
N.Y
Onondaga County
NEW Birth Organization
Syracuse University
NEW York Forest Owners Association
Marshall Hall
College of Environmental Science & Forestry
Jane Greenlaw
R.N
Anna Dahlem
Hotel
Sigma Theta Tau
Omicron
Syracuse University School of Nursing
Onondaga County Water Authority
Northern Concourse
Grant
College of Law
Ihe
International Law Society of the
M Creative Environment
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Mall
Nedrow
Geddes Parks and Recreation Department
Cherry Road School
Westvale
John Carne Recreation Center
Cherry Road
John Carno Recreation Center
Recreation Department
Empire
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
American Legion
W. Genesee St
Upstate New York
American Heart Association
James Street Methodist Church
Sentior
DeWitt
Civic Center
Metropolitan Commission In Aging
Pompeiian Players
Jamesville
Young-At-Heart Club
Holy Cross Center
Agway Gardens
Holy Cross Church
N. Center St
East
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