Fire damages roof at Sacred Heart Church
A workman torch sparked a blaze that caused moderate roof damage at Sacred Heart Church on 927 Park Ave. Dan Vecchio of Michael Adams Stained Glass Studio and another worker used a propane torch to remove storm windows. Firefighters battled the flames with scaffolding as repairs were planned while services continued.
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Sacred Heart Church
Park Ave
Dan Vecchio
Michael Adams Stained Glass Studio
Fayetteville
Vecchie
Guisher
Vecchio
Michael Adams
Fark Ave
Best friend goes slip sliding away snake mystery
Laverne Bradt reports his four foot brown and beige boa constrictor missing from 723 W Onondaga Ave Syracuse. Bradt suspects snake-nappers but police note the window was left open and the locked apartment complicates the tale.
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Laverne Bradt
Onondaga Ave
Bradt
Syracuse
Animal Control Department
Animal Control
David Birklin
Birklin
Justice won't dismiss Jeschke driving counts
DeWitt Town Justice Jack Schultz denied a motion to dismiss charges against attorney Edmund H. Jeschke 46 of 10 Brattle Road for driving while intoxicated and two traffic violations. The case was set for Dec 8 to decide a trial date. The incident occurred May 10 on East Genesee Street near Erie Boulevard East.
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DeWitt Town
Jack Schultz
Edmund H. Jeschke
Brattle Road
Schultz
Jeschke
Genesee Street
Erie Boulevard
DWI
Manager denies fault over Cherry Hill trash dispute
Lawrence Harms, Cherry Hill Apartments manager on East Genesee Street, says private firm handles trash twice weekly and city won’t collect on private property. He notes only one overflowing dumpster was photographed and has attended one tenants meeting with no complaints. He suggests publicity may target a rent increase. Hearings are scheduled for Dec. 15.
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Cherry Hill
Genesee Street
Lawrence Harms
Quell minor fire at Addis Co store
Downtown shoppers were disrupted by a minor fire at The Addis Co. 4498 Salina St. Customers evacuated with no injuries reported after the 110 a.m. alarm. Fire officials noted minor flame damage and smoke impact to the store.
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Addis Co
Gypsy scam drains two Syracuse stores of twenty two thousand
Police investigated two separate thefts totaling 22000 dollars at Chicago Market and Williams Food Fair. Six women described as gypsy looking distracted clerks and patrons while an accomplice emptied safes of mostly tens and twenties. Victims noted colorful attire and Spanish phrases among suspects.
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Barry ER
Syracuse
Chicago
S. Geddes
Post Standard declines appeal and orders reporter to testify
The Post Standard will not appeal a grand jury subpoena for reporter Robert W. Andrews to testify about a 1975 Salina incident. Justice Smith ordered Andrews to testify on two conversations while shielding a third, and the paper published nonconfidential results of the March 1976 investigation.
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Post-Standard
Peter D. Andreoli
Town of
Salina
Stephen A. Rogers
Syracuse
Grand Jury
Andreoli
Robert W. Andrews
Andrews
State Supreme Court
Lyman H. Smith
Tor
Peter Palmisano
Palmisano
Hart
Josh Heintz
Smith
Rogers
Jury Convicts James P. Morgan on Drug Charges
A State Supreme Court jury convicted 26 year old James P. Morgan of 311 Milburn Drive after a four day trial before Justice Thomas Aloi. He faces a potential 15 year sentence for fifth degree possession after police seized marijuana amphetamine and phentermine at his home on February 28. Morgan testified someone placed the marijuana there without his knowledge. He was remanded to jail pending December sentencing.
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State Supreme Court
James P. Morgan
Milburn Drive
Thomas Aloi
Morgan
Aloi
Public Safety Building
Lantier
Harlan Gingold
Four Hurt When Car Leaves Route 31 In North Syracuse
A car traveling east on Route 31 left the road near South Bay Road and hit a tree. Four occupants were injured and two were hospitalized while two others were treated and released. one driver received an imprudent speed charge and faces a December 21 appearance in North Syracuse.
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Syracuse
North Syracuse
Linn M. Hilborn
Barbara J. Hilborn
Bridgeport
NAVAC
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Linn
Barbara
Timothy S. Burkett
Hindsdale Road
Mattydale
Charles A. Lopedito
Community General Hospital
Mark Scott
R. J. Burns
Burkett
South Bay Road
Burns
Harvey Chase
E. Weidman
Man innocent of gun charges in county court verdict
Roscoe W. Herring, 43, was found not guilty of third and fourth degree criminal possession of a weapon after a jury ruled it was not proven he knew about the firearms at his Alexander Avenue home. A drug charge was dropped due to evidence handling questions. Catherine O Neal also faces a fourth degree weapon charge.
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Roscoe W. Herring
Herring
Alexander Ave
Catherine O'Neal
Alexander Avenue
Richard Priest
Patrick J. Cunningham
David 3. Howe
Miss O'Neal
Colella resigns as SWDA acting administrator
Anthony R. Colella resigns as acting administrator of the county Solid Waste Disposal Authority effective January 31, 1978 to enter private industry. He cites an irresistible offer and uncertain future of the authority. Salary at SWDA was 21,500. Successor named. board members to begin screening placements.
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Anthony R. Colella
County Solid Waste Disposal Authority
SWDA
Colella
All- Baris Board
Library Recital Showcases Frank Stephens and Guests
The Liverpool Public Library presents a Sunday afternoon recital at 3 p.m. featuring Frank Stephens, a French horn player and music teacher at Chestnut Hill schools, with Patricia Sensinger on piano. The program includes horn and clarinet duet, Danzi horn sonata, Rosetti horn duo with piano, and Nelhybe Scherzo Concertanto for horn. Additional performers include Ralph D Mello on clarinet and Andy Perry.
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Liverpool Public Library
Frank Stephens
Chestnut Hill
Patricia Sensinger
Nelhybe
Ralph D’mello
Andy Perry
Restuarateur guilty of DWI in Baldwinsville case
James W Delia 48 of 165 Armstrong Road was found guilty of driving while intoxicated after a trial in Town of Clay Justice Court. The verdict cites a .13 percent BAC from a blood alcohol test following a Nov 18 1976 rear end collision on Route 67 near John Glenn Boulevard. sentencing set for Jan 5.
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of Clay
James W Delia
Armstrong Road
Jeffrey Merrill
Richard Wittenburg
Delia
Baldwinsville
Rt. 67
John Glenn Boulevard
Merrill
Wittenburg
Eggers to Speak for Monarch Club in Syracuse
Melvin A. Eggers chancellor of Syracuse University will address the Monarch Club of Syracuse at 12 10 Monday at Hatel Syncuse. The event outlines a midday campus lecture by a university leader.
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Melvin A. Eggers
Syracuse University
Monarch Club of
Syracuse
Hatel Syncuse
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James D. Lantier
WCNY
Wcny-Tv
Channel 24
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Liverpool
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Jim Hanley
Service Academy Advisory Board
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Bernard Duffy
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Naval Academy
Edward Livingston
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Vineyard Drive
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