Robbers hit 24 businesses and homes in string of crimes
Police reported 24 incidents Nov. 16 to 23 including Shaws Storage Sheds break in Preble and damage to a state police patrol car at a LaFayette service station with acid poured on it and license plates stolen. Suspects faced felony burglary charges tied to June 17 Tully High School thefts.
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Shaws
Meetinghouse Road
Preble
LaFayette
Paul
Thomas
Patterson
Public Safety Building
Tully High School
Jan P. Feysinger
State St
Tully
Mark T. Ripley
Stevens Road
Otisco
Christian S. VanPelt
Hawley Ave
Syracuse
Ripley
VanPelt
van Pelt
Frysinger
Tully Town
Nancy Baldwin
Crime spree hits Tully area with multiple burglaries
State Police Investigator David Paul lists a string of thefts across Tully from late Sept to Nov, with targets including garages, storage sheds, construction sites, and vehicles. Stolen items range from tools and electronics to cash, with several incidents tied to Route 11 and Route 20 in LaFayette and surrounding roads. Several arrests reported. details show totals and locations across numerous properties.
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Tully
David Paul
Woman plotted own murder in garage slaying police say
Investigators say Carol Potempa plotted to be killed by accomplice Williams. Neighbors doubt the account noting Potempa appeared well and never showed signs of depression or illness. Police used a friend with a hidden radio to trap Williams after he bought a used car and stereo with cash.
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Potempa
Williams
O'Malley
Jim McCarter
Wil‘liams
Carol Bonk
Newhhor
Bonk
Mixed tribe reaction to Mohawk gaming compact
Mohawk leaders express mixed views after Interior Department approval of a gaming compact enabling Las Vegas style games on the St Regis Mohawk Reservation. Chiefs Jacobs and Loran project up to 100000 dollars yearly for health education and infrastructure while internal opposition and a June election loom.
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L. David Jacobs
John
Loran
Interior Department
St Rams
New York State
St. Regis
Massena
Jacobs
Tbe
Third Tribal Council
Norman Tarbell
Rudy Hart Jr
Phil Tarbell
Hart
Trbal Council
Clinton backs bid for Haitian talks to restore democracy
President Clinton backs Haitian Prime Minister Malval in reviving talks to restore democracy in Haiti. Malval plans to resign December 15 but remain acting prime minister until a successor is chosen and will convene a broad meeting in Port-au-Prince to seek a solution to the two year crisis sparked by Aristide's ouster. Aristide reiterates support for the Governors Island agreement and the lifting of international sanctions.
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Clinton
Robert Maivat
Caribbean
Oval Office
Malval
Jean-Bertran Aristide
U.S
Haiti
Aristide
Port-au-Prince
Governors Island
Tat
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