Fingerprint tests nudge Pugh case evidence forward
State police investigator Keith Fairchild testified that Cynthia Pugh’s fingerprints were not found in the Pipines home, with prints only from Pipines identified. He detailed dusting sites including a bath room closet door, door jambs, a den bar, and a hallway door jamb, and noted palm and unidentified prints did not match Pugh.
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Jim O'Hara
Cynthia Pugh
James Pipines
Keith Fairchild
Pipines
Central City Roofing Co
Pugh
Jount Lane
Mantius
Route 31
Lakeport
William Fitzpatrick
Fairchild
Fairchild, Assigned To the State Police Identification Bureau
Oneida
Pinines
Huntley to face retrial in 1979 slaying case
Charles Huntley, 36, whose 1979 manslaughter conviction was overturned by the state high court, will be retried next week in Syracuse on a second degree manslaughter charge in the death of Leroy Troy Simmons outside an Oswego Street tavern after an arraignment attended with tight security. He pleaded innocent and bail was set at 2500 dollars with a pretrial conference scheduled and a possible start to the new trial on Tuesday.
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Charles Huntley
Syracuse
Florida
Huntley
Patrick J. Cunningham
Leroy “Troy” Simmons
Oswego Street
Cunningham
Simmons
T Tme
State Court of Appeals
James McGraw
Fort Lauderdale
Natural gas bills rise over five percent for customers
Niagara Mohawk announces a price pass through after Consolidated Gas Supply Corp. gains federal approval to raise its rates. Average residential bills would jump to about 1,045.20 annually for all purpose gas users, with cooking and hot water users up to 321.16.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Niagara Mohawk
J. Edward Kaish
Kaish
Consolidated Gas Supply Corp
Niagara Mo
Hawk
State Public Service Commission
Meter-Heater Strikes Again Targeting Syracuse Meters
Syracuse police report widespread meter vandalism with over 10 meters damaged Saturday morning across Erie Boulevard East and West Oswego Boulevard and North Warren Street. Attacks began around 10:30 a.m. with a suspect seen heading north on James Street. Earlier incidents include 162 heads last weekend and 50 more Thursday. emergency funds were approved for nearly $2,000 in spare parts from an Illinois firm.
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Syracuse
Erie Boulevard East
Erie Boulevard West
Oswego Boulevard
Warren Street
Ing North
James Street
City Transportation
Peter Voyadgis
Ilinois
Woman hit by car on Route 11 in North Syracuse
North Syracuse woman Judyth Calkins 29 of Bear Road was struck while walking with two friends along Route 11 at 2 10 a m She was taken to State University Hospital with pelvic injuries listed in serious condition Driver Terry Vaught 22 of Collamer Road swerved but could not avoid the collision Witnesses say Calkins was in the roadway No tickets issued.
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North Syracuse
Syracuse
Judyth Calkins
Bear Road
State University Hospital
Calkins
Sheriff's
Terry Vaught
Collamer Road
Clay
Caughdeney Road
Marilyn Smith
Fortuna Parkway
Smith
Navac
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Mhey
DeWitt
Jammer Arrested After Disrupting Emergency Radio at Games
Edward L. Johnson, 38, was arrested in Onondaga County for aggravated harassment after he jammed the frequency used by 80 amateur radio operators coordinating ambulances and doctors at the Empire State Games. Local authorities expect FBI involvement as the act could violate federal law with penalties up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Onondaga County
Edward L. Johnson
LaFayette Ave
Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vivian Doug Foar
Douglas
War Memorial
Onondaga County Civil Defense
Sheriff's Department
Sherif
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Ralph
Stout
Ash Street
Sherill
Kris Allen Watson
Pine St
Manlius
Mad Hatter
Watson
J.K. Stepien
E. McAvoy
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Green Street
Marshall Street
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Dave Stevenson
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