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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2001
Page
5
Fragments of a canoe and a shirt turn up near a creek as investigators press on for a teenager missing after an incident amid muddy water. Rescuers face challenging currents and murky conditions while a helper or witness named Bailey provides a statement about the scene.
A county zoo near Grand and Harbor Brook could expand into a regional park with a golf course skating rink and swimming pool. Burnet farm donated land after 1886 to form the park area. Friends of Burners Promenade will work Saturday from 10 a.m. at Grand near DePalma Avenue with registration at the desk. call 488 3383 for details.
In a closing argument, prosecutors and defense clash as the Quinn defense pins murder on jurors. The April 21 robbery at 222 Burt St left Henderson Griffin dead from gunshot wounds. The Paul brothers face two murder charges and further robbery counts from an earlier April heist, with potential life terms if convicted.
Police say 29 year old Gene R Arnold of 404 Erie Street head-butted and swung the infant son of his girlfriend, causing bruising, across March and April. He is charged with assault a felony. The mother April M Gibbs 20 of 1100 Emery Street Apartment 319 is charged with endangering the child. Foster care followed medical exams and release.
A Cortland woman died Monday after her car struck a truck towing a horse trailer at Routes 46 and 20 in Eaton. Melissa J. Dishaw, 33, of Route 215, was driving north on Route 46 when the collision occurred at about 2:35 pm. She died at Community Memorial Hospital of head injuries. The truck driver, Donald R. Stith, 54, and passenger Travis Stith were taken to St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Police noted skid marks and questioned whether Dishaw stopped or ran the intersection. Local witnesses described the intersection as dangerous with frequent minor crashes.
Syracuse business firm HER Project Associates seeks rezoning of 33 acres on Velaska Road across from Belleview Country Club to build 90 independent living senior apartments and sell half acre lots for 23 single family homes. The plan includes a senior center, green space, trails, a pond, a restaurant, barber shop and social rooms with rents from 1200 to 1600 dollars and homes priced around 300k to 225k. The project mirrors the James Square senior complex design and names Edward Leffler as collaborator.
A biographical sketch lists Kate O Connell as a Democrat with a BA from the theca College and a master in social work from the University of Pennsylvania. She is an executive director at a rape crisis center, residing at 51 Bradford Parkway. Married to Michael, she has two adult sons and four daughters.
Former Syracuse police captain Jacks OConnell stressed local financial support for the city school district and praised Kate OConnell for her work with the Rape Crisis Center and in creating the city county Abused Persons Unit. Tiffin predicted strong police support for OConnell’s campaign.
At a public hearing in Syracuse, lawmakers debate reducing 24 seats to 19 and redrawing districts to reflect population shifts. Democratic leader Sid Oglesby proposes merging parts of the 23rd and 18th districts, risking a bid by Althea Chaplin. The plan aims for a more diverse South Side district, with signatures possible to place the map on the November ballot.
A 21 year old Volney man was beaten with a baseball bat in downtown Fulton early Sunday and remained in critical condition Monday afternoon. Vance D. Trapper Moore In, 19, of Hannibal was charged with two felonious assaults and criminal possession of a weapon after police say he repeatedly struck the victim and attempted to strike the victim’s friend. Johnson did not release the name.
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