Pearl Harbor Survivors Reminisce on War Start
Pearl Harbor memories center on Thomas Jackson of Oswego and Joe Wilczynski of Yorkville, two survivors recalling the attack on Dec 7 1941. They describe the shock, the harbor battle, and life after as association reunions mark the turning point in Pacific war.
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Thomas Jackson
Oswego
Pearl ‘Harbor
Jackson
Pearl Harbor
U.S.S. Dobbin
Joe Wilczynski
Yorkville
Wilczynski
Fort Kameamehia
Battleship Ww
Peare R
Sullivan
Albany
United States’ Pacific Fleet
Ford Island
Perhaees
Dobbin
U.S.S
Arizona
Japan
Midway
Midway Island
Hawaii
Pacific
Punch Bowl Cemetery
Bullock sentencing delayed over plea terms in Clay murders
Arthur D. Bullock 22 of 304 Maple St pleaded guilty Oct 16 to second degree criminal facilitation in two August murders in Clay. Sentencing postponed to next Monday due to a mistaken minimum term, with possible plea withdrawal or an altered sentence. Trial for Robert Lyles may be affected as jury selection nears amid new motions.
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Jim O'Hara
Arthur D. Bullock
Clay
Bullock
Maple St
Attica
Patrick J. Cunningham
James McGraw
Norman Mordue
McGraw
Mordue
Cunningham
Robert Lyles
Midland Ave
Lyles
Mary Ann
James Dorsey
Dorsey
Clayhomie
No Bragman trial jurors selected yet
Defense attorneys continued questioning prospective jurors as noon approached with no jurors seated in the criminal trial of State Assemblyman Michael Reagnan and contractor William Bragman. The duo are accused of conspiring to extort over 1.5 million from an Albany area firm over a proposed Onondaga County resource recovery plant in 1978 and bribing County Legislator Clarence Dunham with 200 000 for plant siting on South McBride Street.
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State
Michael Reagnan
William ‘Steffan
Special Prosecutor
Bragman
Paul ,Shanahan
Steffan
Cazenovian
Richard Grossman
Woman Receives 75600 Settlement After 1978 Route 13 Crash
A 2 year old former SUNY Morrisville student Susan L Brinser of Brewster received a 75000 pre trial settlement for facial and knee injuries from the 1978 head on collision on Route 13 in Cazenovia. The Madison County Supreme Court action named Paul and Theresa Brinser Espen Industries Inc and Frank Stepanek as defendants. The settlement was reached days before a county court jury trial before Judge Howard Zeller. Police said both vehicles did not keep to the right and the impact was near the center of the highway.
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State University of New York At
Morrisville
Route 13
Cazenovia
Susan L. Brinser
Brewster
Madison County Supreme Court
Peter J. Hopkins
Chittenango
Espen Industries, Inc
Frank Stepanek
Miss Brinser
Howard Zeller
Hopkins
Fuel deal secures county savings on gas and diesel
Sheeran announced a county plan to buy gasoline and diesel through Agway Corp and Gulf Oil Corp with estimated volumes of 1.1 million gallons regular gas at 1.06, 1 million gallons unleaded at 1.10, and 679,144 gallons diesel at 1.06 per gallon. The arrangement, part of a broader joint purchasing effort for road salt, aims to save 5 cents a gallon on regular gas, 6 cents on unleaded, and 2 cents on diesel compared with the state contract.
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Tully
Sheeran
Mulroy
Possie
Agway Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
Petty Officer Gwendolyn Smalls Navy Air Controller
County Update profiles Petty Officer Gwendolyn Smalls daughter of Mary Smalls of 312 Gifford Street an air traffic controller at Cecil Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida A 1979 Fowlegh School graduate she joined the Navy in August 1979 and plans to reenlist next year She aims to pursue a secondary education degree to teach English and comments on the controller strike noting agreement on the benefits request while stating she dislikes questions about the strike.
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Gwendolyn Smalls
Mary Smalls
Gifford St
Cecil Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Fowlegh School
Gwendolyn
Navy
Alumni club honors scholar at Syracuse reception
Chancellor and Mrs. Melvin A. Eggers hosted the Syracuse Alumni Club of Central New York annual reception at 701 Walnut Ave. Mark Schaeber received the club’s first annual scholarship, as SU class of 1985 student and son of John Schaeber of Liverpool. He attended Liverpool High School, starred on multiple sports and youth organizations. The Rape Crisis Center of Syracuse will offer a training session for new volunteer counselors January 25 to 28 evenings and January 30 day session.
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Melvin A. Eggers
Syracuse
Central New York
Walnut Ave
Mark Schaeber
Syracuse University
John Schaeber
Pawnee Drive
Liverpool
Mark
Liverpool High School
Catholic Youth Organization
Rape Crisis Center
Lycoming College hires Lester Dye as admissions research consultant
Lester Dye former dean of admissions and director of athletics at Syracuse University has been named temporary research consultant to Lycoming College admissions in Williamsport Pa until a new director is found. Dye who served at Syracuse 1949 to 1978 will relocate with his wife Janice and three children to live on campus while continuing part time work for Union College prior to completing the search.
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Lester Dye
Syracuse University
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Dye
Syracuse
Frederick E. Blumer
Lycoming
Union College
Janice
Buchanan
North Syracuse school meeting delayed after death of former member
The North Syracuse Board of Education meeting was postponed 30 minutes to 8 p.m. at the district offices on West Taft Road due to the weekend death of former board member Dr. Donald Watson. The Postal Service urged residents to mail Christmas cards early and noted extra personnel would collect mail over the weekend.
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North
Syracuse
Sarno
Bowlers Seek Per Pin Sponsors for MDA Drive
Syracuse Bowling Center junior and bantam leagues will seek per pin sponsors at 1055 West Genesee Street with prizes for top fundraisers. Liverpool Flamingo Bowl junior league aims for US$1000 with rewards including gear.
Metropolis Arts Exhibit at Nottingham Branch
Calendar item notes J Gracia Sears coordinating a studio arts exhibit at the Nottingham branch of Syracuse Savings Bank featuring flower still lifes and street scenes. Also covers a juvenile arthritis parents meeting December 15 at the Arthritis Foundation, Spirit Week at Onondaga Central High, a downtown shopping spree for persons with disabilities, and a Christmas ornament program for Town of Onondaga seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Gracia Sears
Metropolitan School For the Arts
Nottingham
Syracuse Savings Bank
The
Arthritis Foundation
E. Fayette St
Alexander clashes over Benedict Avenue housing project
Mayor Lee Alexander refuses to back either side in the 56 unit Benedict Avenue low income housing plan. He backs a city view with residents and Conifer Development while criticizing Congressman Wortley for delaying review. Syracuse Common Council and SHA discuss the project and its town house design with nine units per acre on university land.
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Lee Alexander
Benedict Avenue
George Wortley
Wortley
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Conifer Development
George
Alexander
Common Council Today
Syracuse Housing Authority
Conifer
Frederick Murphy
SHA
Murphy
Syracuse University
Joseph Nicoletti
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Joseph
Herald-Journal
Dick Blume
Bishop Grimes
Pamela Poe
Paul
Theresa Brinser
MDA
Onondaga Central High School
Pulaski
Central
Cyndy O'Connor
Easter Seal
Onondaga
St. Michaels Parish Center
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