Cazenovia dealer faces check count
Louis Hoesterey Jr., owner of Cazenovia Motors, was arrested on charges of felony second degree grand larceny for allegedly cashing a $3,500 death benefit check issued to Cortland widow Wilma Schlebohm. The arrest ties to the June 16 explosion and fire at the dealership, investigated by state police with evidence examined at the Albany crime lab. Bail set at $4,000. arraigned before Town of Eaton Justice Charlotte Clark.
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Deborah Abbott
Cazenovia Motors
Cortland County
BCI
Gene Rifenburg
Oneida
J. M. Palladino
J. J. Sliker
Morrisville
Louis Hoesterey Jr
South Road
Cazenovia
Hoesterey
Ford
Route 20
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Wilma Schlobohm
Park St
Cortland
Arthur
Rifenburg
Cazenov
State Police Crime Laboratory
Albany
Public pension funding gaps hit cities and states nationwide
A Smith Barney study flags Illinois Massachusetts Connecticut Michigan and Florida as underfunded state plans with billions in shortfalls. Major city systems in New York Washington DC Los Angeles Philadelphia and Pittsburgh face similar liabilities as a congressional task force surveys over 6 000 public plans.
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Lee Mitgang
New York City
Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co
Illinois
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Michigan
Florida
New York
Washington, D.C
Los Angeles
Free Saturday parking in downtown Syracuse to end year
Downtown Syracuse offers free three hour parking Saturdays in 25 lots and garages from this Saturday through January 1. The program, funded by the Downtown Committee with 100000 dollars, targets shoppers within 200 yards of major stores and requires no purchase to qualify.
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Avert Irwin L. Davis
William G. Morton
Kenn Peters
Downtown Committee of
Syracuse, Inc
Onondaga Savings Bank
Irwin L. Davis
Davis
Morton
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Javits aide among 4 killed in terror raid
Four people died in a Istanbul airport attack including Harold Wallace Rosenthal, a U.S. Senate aide to Jacob Javits. At least 25 were wounded as two Arab guerrillas attacked passengers awaiting an El Al flight to Tel Aviv. Police said two suspects were among the dead or captured and linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPI
U.S
Walter Mondale
el al
Tel Aviv
Israel
Harold Wallace Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
van Leer Institute
Jerusalem
Institute
Rosenthal
Sen. Mondale
Dminn
Jimmy Carter
New York
Hugh Carey
Javits
Foreign Ministry
Namik Kemal Senturk
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Air France
Entebbe
Uganda
Prices rise 0.3 percent in July WPI report
The government reports wholesale prices increased 0.3 percent in July, maintaining a summer pattern of moderate inflation. The index sits at 184.3 on the 1967 base of 100, yielding an annual rate near 3.6 percent.
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Washington
WPI
Labor Department
Lottery refund funds use interest on $1 million ticket pool
About 70 of every 100 refunded goes to cover the cost of returning 50 refunds for Oct 30 31 and Nov 6 lottery tickets. Nearly two million tickets remain outstanding and refund centers have been designated including Tops Super Duper Price Chopper and Acme stores. The interest earned on the funds sits between five and five and a half percent and totals over $30 000 but will be consumed by administrative costs.
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Russell Gladieux
Lottery Administration and Finance
Gladieux
Lottery
Muriel Drakes
Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Albany
Miss Drakes
Tops
Acme
Arthur Weaver
Hugh Carey
The
Barry to head racing board
A former FBI agent and longtime confidant of Gov. Hugh Carey, William G. Barry, 47, was chosen as chairman of the New York Racing and Wagering Board to fill an expired term. Barry would replace Eugene Keough, with Bertram Sarafan to be reassigned, amid ongoing oversight criticism.
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FBI
Robert Kennedy
State
Teliable
William G. Barry
Hugh Carey
Barry
Eugene Keough
Bertram
Sarafan
Legislative Office of Oversight and Analysis
State Investigation Commission
Herald- Journal
Sniper Kills Two From Wichita Downtown Balcony
A 19 year old red haired man, Michael Soles of Sand Springs Oklahoma, fired from the 26th floor of the Holiday Inn in Wichita, killing two people and wounding seven others before being wounded and captured. He visited the city three days earlier seeking work and was staying with relatives.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Kansas
Holiday Inn
Ers
Michael Soles
Sand Springs
Oklo
St. Francis Hospital
Soles
Beatles Memory Tune Sparks Uneasy Feeling
A reader notes an unsettling reaction to hearing a Beatles record labeled as a memory tune. The comment reflects mixed sentiment about using familiar songs to evoke nostalgia at events.
Tank assault seals fall of Tal Zaatar camp
Beir ut reports say Christian forces with tanks stormed the Tal Zaatar Palestinian camp and declared its fall after a 54 day siege. Palestinian spokesmen denied the capture though independent reports suggested the camp was effectively in Christian hands.
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Michael Ross
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Tal Zaatar
Weather outlook Mix of showers then sun this weekend
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field forecasts rain and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow with a low near 70 and a high in the mid 80s. Partly sunny skies and warm temperatures are expected for the weekend.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
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