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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 2000

Page

9

Police arrest manager of Fitch Street apartments

Kowara, a Fitch Street apartment manager, fired a pellet rifle from a second floor window striking Vazquez about 120 to 150 feet away as he worked at the edge of a property. Witnesses described a dangerous early morning incident with police surrounding the residence and Kowara taken into custody.

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Man pleads guilty in Burt Street gambling house holdup

William D. Jackson, 19, of Caleb Avenue admitted one count of first degree robbery for the April 21 Burt Street holdup that left Henderson Griffin, 62, and Vernon Griffin, 39, dead. He faces eight years in prison under the plea, avoiding murder charges.

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Nottingham High tapped for anti-violence effort

Syracuse's Nottingham High School is named among 11 New York schools joining the Students Against Violence Initiative. Teams with faculty advisers and an assistant attorney general will plan civil rights and tolerance programs and serve as liaisons to address abuse and violence. The effort follows an uptick in violence last year and is funded by 850000 from an antitrust settlement with Toys R Us.

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Cuomo praises Baldwinsville on HUD grants and Gore pick

Andrew Cuomo visits Baldwinsville to announce a $300,000 canal grant and $600,000 in loan guarantees, praising local mayor Daniel O Hara for securing funds. He endorses Al Gore’s selection of Joe Lieberman and urges honest talk about Upstate economic struggles while citing the Canal Corridor Initiative’s 27,000 jobs and nearly $400 million in HUD and USDA investments.

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Hepatitis B risk for teens extended beyond sexual activity

Health experts warn teens born 1988 to 1993 face broad Hepatitis B risk. Blood borne transmission includes tattoos, piercings, shared razors or toothbrushes, and non sexual exposure in teens. Patients stress virus can survive dried blood for up to 10 days, urging vaccination for early adolescents.

Hepatitis B at-risk groups and vaccination views

Health guidance notes groups at higher risk for hepatitis B including drug users, healthcare workers, dialysis patients, and infants born to carriers. It explains transmission via blood and body fluids, incubation, and that about 10 percent become long-term carriers. Vaccination is framed as protecting individuals and communities, with debate over school-mandated shots.

Sheriff’s Department Fees Offset Running Costs

The annual report shows fees offset department costs with 2.47 million from inmate night charges at the Justice Center and about 1.1 million from state prison transfers. Civil division fees totaled 455,137, while alarm violations and registration raised 231,780. Pistol permit processing added 27,672 and records reprints 52,627.

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