Pedestrian and Driver Die in Separate Onondaga County Crashes
A Syracuse pedestrian leaving a ski club meeting and a Cortland man die in separate crashes in Onondaga County. Joseph E ngist, 37, was struck on State Fair Boulevard and died later. John Tobin, 57, of Cortland, died after his car struck a flatbed trailer on Route 81 near Nedrow.
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Syracuse
Cortland
Onondaga County
Joseph J. Engist
Grant Ave
State Fair Boulevard
Sheriff's Deputies
English
Harvey E. Hay
T. L. Lavere
Drivay
Barry M. Gregory
Deymond Dr
Baldwinsville
Lavere
Gregory
Most Holy Rosary Church
Holy Name Society
LeMoyne Col- Tepe
Syracuse University
Nate Perry
Helen ‘C. Ellie
William J. English
Whelan Bros. Funeral
St. Agnes Cememory
John .E. Tobin
Church St
Nedrow
Tobin
Taked i Community General Hospital
BR. A. Marlett
Mario EB. Ridgeway
Mapleave
Croydon
Dyer Earns Two Honors In A Week
Marcellus attorney Thomas Dyer enjoyed a great week as he was elected president of the Onondaga County Bar Association on Tuesday and selected to succeed Cortland Mayor in a later ceremony.
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Marcellus
Thomas Dyer
Dyer
Onondaga County Bar Association
Cortland
Mar
Teens Leader Dyer Elected as RPDB Head Amid Grant Approvals
David Colleti 16, director of the 1873 Foreign Student Show at Soigay High School, was elected president of the Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board. The 45 member panel approved over 758000 in federal grants including a Model Cities project, youth health services, and waste management studies. Other officers named included Philip Hart vice chairman Ira Blidt state assemblyman L S Awore Jr Genesee County treasurer John C Myers secretary and CFO.
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Central New York
State Urban Development Corp
Tully
Marcellus
Dyer
Philip Hart
Cazenovia
Cortland County Cooperative Extension
Ira Blidt
L. S. Aworé Jr
Qgenega County
John C. Myers
Judge reduces jail term of Syracusan
A Syracuse man sentenced in 1969 for second degree robbery has his five to fifteen year term cut to an indeterminate up to nine years in Attica State Prison. County Judge Thomas Aldi voided the Florida conviction used in the original sentence after a U S Supreme Court ruling requiring legal counsel for defendants.
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Syracuse
Florida
Cortell University Law
Clay Whitlow
Faust F. Rossi
Thomas Aldi
Sammy Lee Bolden
Croton
Attica
Bolden
U. S. Supreme Court
Rolden
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Tolsin
Marlett
David Coletli
Soigay High School
Ser. Beanbatarms
Senor
Onondaga Commenty College
David
Lawrence Colle
Darrow Ave
Town
Fairmount Fair
Lily Lynn
Shoppingtown
Fairmount