Driving While Intoxicated Charges Across Several New York Areas
Police filed multiple driving while intoxicated charges against drivers across Onondaga and neighboring counties. Names include Michael A Coleman 26 Phoenix May 21 and Gregory S Oppella 30 Bridgeport May 22, with charges ranging from DUI to impaired by drugs, open container, and possession of a controlled substance. Several others face speeding, seat belt, and unlicensed operation flags, with dates from May through July and addresses in Syracuse North Syracuse Liverpool Solvay and Oswego. Authorities also cite breath test refusals and varied vehicle-related violations in the same batch.
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Michael A Coleman
Phoenix
Douglas J Fleming
Mair
Si Brewertan
Gregory S Oppella
Oneida Trail
Bridgeport
David Piorkowski
Manlius Road
Syracuse
James M Turner
Palmer Drive
Henry J Shumway
Echodale
Baldwinsville
John W Lanzafane
Apple
Walter D Dominick
Cedar Circle
Liverpool
Munther
Maril
Kinderhook Road
Chittenango
Kari M Riker
Avery Ave
Mark A Hill
Taft Road
John § Knight
Deborah Lane
Joseph C Hritaho
Denlon Drive
Warren R Scherer
Wapnard Way
DeWitt
Victor Fermicola
10Th St
Oswego
Collamer Road
Kevin Bourke
Coventry Road
Kinng Road
Johann Sika
LaFayette Road
Jamesville
Elmsford Road
Lysander
James H LaDuka
James G. Parsons Jr
Lynhurst Avé
Bear Road
W. Borger
Summ Ave
John Glenn
Geddes
James Balint
Dead Creek Road
Downer Street
van Buren
W Robert J Collett
Valley Drive
Sentinel Heights
LaFayette
Erin C. Trammell
North Auringer Road
Constantia
Brewerton Road
Cicero
Fey Luoa
David G Boyle
Dormin Ave
Darwin Avenue
Casino gambing reform faces late 1997 vote wait
State Sen Nicholas Spano warned the push to legalize non Indian land casinos in New York faces a possible late 1997 ballot. The split Legislature has failed to reach a compromise on casino gambling at race tracks, delaying any constitutional amendment approval and a voter referendum. The issue centers on the exact three month window before November elections and the Aug 8 cutoff date.
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Albany
New York
Nicholas Spano
Westchester County
Spano
Peend
Silver
Senate
Assembly
Oliver Koppell
Koppell
Winfield Verdow Benefit Fund Donation Details
Donations may be made at any OnBank office or sent to the Winfield Verdow Benefit Fund OnBank and Trust Co PO Box 4983 Court Street Road Syracuse 19221 Federal employees may donate vacation time via the Federal Employee Leave Donor Bank through their personnel office.
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OnBank
Winfield L. Verdow Benefit Fund
Winfield L Verdow
OnBank and Trust Co
Court Straat Road
Syracuse
Insurance ends for burn victim as therapy costs rise
A burn victim requiring ongoing therapy faces rising costs after insurance covers 60 days of post hospital treatment. He needs about two more years of intensive therapy at 150 dollars per hour, with work toward part time SBA duties after recovery. Family, church groups, and coworkers provide support and prayer.
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Verdon
Verdow
Winfield
Nichols Ave
First Christian Church
Falls Church
Jamesville
Lyncourt Wesleyan
LaFayette High School
Onondaga Community College
State University of New York College of Technology
Utica
Woodbridge
Insald
Manassas
Bob
Janet Laver
SBA
Kaiser Permanente Heartaintenance Organization
Laver
Wor
Smoking May Be Blamed For Solvay Apartment Fire
Investigators suspect smoking caused a Solvay blaze that displaced eight families after 3 am at 212 Cogswell St. Firefighters were driven out by heat as residents on the second and first floors fled. Red Cross seeks donations for those affected.
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Solvay
John Fall
Cogswell St
Jeff Negus
Milton Avenue
Negus
Daniel Nicolis
Geddes
Nicolimi
Fail
Fall
Camillus
Andrew Mecca
American Red Cross
Security plans for two Niagara Mohawk reactors disclosed
The NRC probes how a Niaga ra Mohawk employee bulletin revealed security plans for two Niagara Mohawk plants in Serba. Barry Norris says the information was minor and no changes are needed. Only senior staff and NRC personnel should know the procedures. Newsletter reaches 1500 employees and contractors per spokesman Alberto Bianchet.
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NiMo
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Serba
Barry Norris
Nrcs
NRC
Norris
Alberto Bianchet
Niagara Mohawk
Water Fight at Village of Jordan Engineering Costs
A brief item notes charges including water related dispute at the Village of Jordan Engineering with a tally of $8 437 86 for legal services and $42 064 34 for photocopies plus postage of 14660.
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Village of Jordan Engineering
Water dispute draws costly legal battle in Elbridge
Elbridge officials discuss a heated water dispute with mediation beginning in February and four days of hearings in spring at the Elbridge Fire Department. A DEC administrative law judge will rule within 60 days after $5,169 in legal costs and $146 for Jordan's copies. Mayor Tin Ganey notes high costs and delayed resolution.
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Elbridge
Tin Ganey
Elridge
Ganey
Jordan
Owens
NAVAC Names Full‑Time Director for Ambulance Service
NAVAC hires a full time director to oversee day to day operations with three paid paramedics and a mechanic. The director will ensure ambulances are running and calls answered while managing new equipment and procedural changes. A new building is planned on a two acre North Syracuse parcel with a fall fundraising drive.
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NAVAC
Kongel
Koagel
Bitner
Syracuse
New Zodiac code warns of more killings
The New York Post reports the Zodiac cipher has been broken by a former Army codebreaker and hints at more shootings. Police confirm the message. detectives weighed whether the writer is the same killer active in 1990 as a 20‑detective task force pursues the case.
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New York
New York Post
Police Department
the Post
Hmself
Zodiac
Ity
Harlem gunfire erupts in mass clash on 125th Street
Police faced a torrent of bricks rocks and bottles as a gunfire report sparked a disturbance drawing 900 people and 200 officers to Harlem. Four blocks were cordoned off and 11 arrests made with five officers injured. Bratton called the incident a flashpoint, amid conflicting witness accounts.
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New York
Harlem
125Th Street
William Bratton
Seaplane Crashes in Schuylerville Injuring Two
A single engine seaplane crashed Saturday at an air field owned by the pilot's family in Schuylerville injuring two men. Pilot Zene Garnsey 37 suffered internal injuries and is in fair condition at Albany Medical Center. Passenger Peter Knapp 28 of Castleton received facial injuries and was treated at Saratoga Hospital.
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Schuylerville
Zene Garnsey
Aeronca
Garnsey
Albany
Saratoga County
Albany Medical Center
Richard Putt
Peter Knapp
Castleton
Saratoga Hospital
Maura Kenny
Ambulances bypass closest hospitals in New York
The Daily News reports Lenox Hill Hospital ambulances routinely bypass nearer hospitals to take patients, including life-threatening injuries, sometimes 20 blocks away. Over two weeks Lenox Hill ambulances avoided closest facilities 56 times in a practice described by veterans as wallet bias.
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Save
New York
Lenox Hill Hospital
The
Daily News
Lenox Hill
Tillpha Pine
Lenox
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