City weighs pays to crash victims from 1992 incident
City officials consider settling for pain and suffering and future damages in Fenocchi case over a 1900s sidewalk hazard at 1709 Burnet Ave. A jury found him 66 percent responsible after an alcohol claim, with a city share around 54 231. Council also to vote on 6 900 for Johnnie Jackson from police patrol car collision at South Salina and Warren.
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DiFlorio to Extend Syracuse Schools Contract Without Raise
Syracuse schools Superintendent Robert DiFlorio plans to sign an agreement extending his contract through June 1998 while keeping his annual salary at 90000. He said he did not want a raise due to tight district finances after months of performance reviews.
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Pataki visits couple united after Medicaid rule clash
Gov. George Pataki will meet Dorothy Middleton, 72, in Jamesville at 11:25 a.m. and tour The Nottingham Senior Living Community at 11:45 a.m. The Notting ham will host Charles Middleton, 78, as part of a pilot program to allow him to join his wife despite Medicaid constraints. Officials estimate Medicaid costs around $21,000 annually.
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Charles Midleton
Charles Middleton
Three-time felon given life term for $80 forged money order
Adkins, 32, was sentenced by Onondaga County Court Judge Patrick J. Cunningham to 17 years to life after a jury found him guilty of cashing an $80.25 forged money order at a downtown Solvay Bank. Prosecutors say the crime involved a forged instrument. Adkins has a long criminal record.
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Adkins
Onondaga County
Patrick J. Cunningham
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Liverpool
Patrick Quinn
Adksns
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Fugitives hunted as warrant squads net six arrests
Detectives from the sheriff's department US Marshal's Service and state police arrested six suspects Tuesday including Jesse D West 19 and Nicholas A Sosow after tips led to two houses on Pleasant Avenue and Avery Avenue. West was found asleep in an East Kennedy Street apartment.
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Herald-Journal
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Storm floods central New York roads hit Syracuse hard
Violent storms drenched Central New York on Tuesday night. In Syracuse the rainfall surged to near two inches in under an hour while temperatures plunged from 91 to 71 degrees. Don Carrigan and Mike Calabria escaped a submerged car on North Midler Avenue as waters rose. DeWitt firefighters rescued an elderly man and a boy from Widewaters Parkway amid rising floodwater and a house fire at 103 Ardsley Drive.
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Fobes Avenue
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Ardsley Drive
Stun guns stir debate in Syracuse market
Gretchen Brooks learns stun devices sold on TV may be illegal in New York. The Equalizer, advertised by Syracuse stations, costs $49.95 and could expose buyers to Class A misdemeanor charges if possessed. Officials warn about where and how such devices are shipped and who bears responsibility.
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