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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1999
Page
5
Camillus police said Gary Degrout, 20, hosted a party Aug 16 where more than 24 people younger than 21 drank beer. He was charged with unlawfully dealing with a child after officers found underage drinkers at about 1 45 a.m.
Joan Ap pleblum will display Pastel Legends at the Mantis Library 100 Centre East Syracuse Sept 7 30. A reception Sept 12 2 to 4 PM. The exhibit probes love death and humor through pastels, landscapes, portraits, and pencil drawings amid an East Syracuse arts scene.
The Solvay Police Department schedules a youth bicycle rodeo from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday at Woods Road. The event offers bike helmets, free bike registration, equipment checks, refreshments, and bike patrol officers providing instruction. Riders aged 6 to 12 and their families are invited. For details call Oliver Kieszkowski at 468-131 F. Staff report.
Residents across West Newell and Cannon streets unite to urge Gov Pataki to end the war on drugs amid gunfire fears. A daylong letter campaign led by Dr Jennifer Daniels drew about 85 attendees, including 158 residents urging legalization as a solution. Citizens cite fear for grandchildren and want clergy and groups to join community-led reforms.
Elbridge Town Supervisor Joseph V. Schill Jr recalled his father Joseph V. Schill Sr. 80 who led Jordan as mayor in the 1970s. The elder Schill spent time aiding the sick and elderly, worked 41 years at General Electric, served as lay minister at St. Patrick’s Church, and mentored many in Central New York. He raised six children in Onondaga County and valued common sense and doing what’s right for the people.
Unity Acres in Orwell marks four decades serving homeless men with addiction recovery. About 80 to 100 people attended the family day picnic as residents, volunteers, and staff praised the center’s mission to help men get back on their feet. A leadership transition followed director Stephen Dickhout’s departure after four years.
In Syracuse, Bill Clinton and Leo Young spoke at a luncheon and toured the Near West Side, discussing a revitalization project. Clinton later sought Young’s endorsement while Young clarified future political plans and his ongoing public policy work with local commissions and regional growth efforts.
Syracuse police arrested Chance L. Stewart, 19, Friday afternoon after detectives pursued a murder suspect. Stewart allegedly tried to steal a vacuum cleaner and shower curtain from a vacant apartment on Primrose Ave while officers sought William Williams, 28, tied to a July 22 shotgun killing of 17-year-old Durel Ryans. He was held Sunday night on charges including endangering the welfare of a child.
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