Youth, 19, hurt in crash with stolen snowmobile
An East Syracuse youth Charles Brownell, 19, in serious condition after his snowmobile slammed into a parked WFBL car at 12 15 a m. The stolen sled, taken from Stephen Usiatynski, was recovered after the crash. Troopers said charges are pending.
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East Syracuse
Charles Brownell
Old Collamer Road
WFBL
Brownell
St. Joseph's Hospital
EAVES
R.J. Burns
E. Weidman
Stephen Usiatynski
Benedict Road
East
Syracuse
Liverpool man narrowly escapes after broadside collision
Liverpool resident Brian Flickinger, 20, escaped serious injury when his car was hit broadside on Route 5 near Bayberry Shopping Center. He suffered head cuts, treated and released at St. Josephs Hospital. Police say he pulled into the path of Ronald Foster 25, who hit Flickinger from the driver’s side on Route 57. Foster’s passenger Dawn Foster, 25, complained of pain but wasn’t hospitalized. No tickets were issued.
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Liverpool
Bayberry Shopping Center
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Brian P. Fuckinger
Riverdale Road
Flickinger
Ronald D. Foster
Hiram Street
Foster
Moyers Corners
Dawn Foster
Unity in Diversity faculty show opens at SU Lowe Gallery
Syracuse University presents Unity in Diversity, the largest and longest running faculty show at the Joe and Emily Lowe Art Gallery. Interim director Joseph Scala notes 96 works across seven School of Art departments run Dec 18 to Jan 21, featuring paintings, sculpture, photography, films, fiber arts, and new media.
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Joseph Scala
Joe and
Emily Lowe
Syracuse University
Scala
School of Art
School of
College of Visual and Performing Arts
Syracuse Executives to Host Christmas Party for Wives
The Syracuse Chapter of Financial Executives Institute will entertain wives and friends at its annual Christmas party Tuesday at the University Club on East Fayette Street. Edward Canerota will provide piano music during dinner and lead Christmas carol singing.
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Syracuse Chapter of Financial Executives Institute
University Club
East Fayette Street
Edward Canerota
Allenwood Garden Club Christmas Luncheon Gift Exchange
The Allenwood Garden Club holds its annual Christmas luncheon on December 15 at 10 30 a.m. at Mrs Johann Komuren’s home 7489 Waxwood Circle North Syracuse. Members should bring a hand crafted gift for the exchange immediately after the meal.
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Allenwood Garden Club
Johann Komuren
Waxwood Circle
North
Syracuse
New York State Allows Late Nighters On New Year Eve
State Liquor Authority approves extensions for on premise licenses in taverns and restaurants to stay open until 4 a m on Sunday after New Year Eve. Applicants must obtain a special permit and include a $45 certified check with the form from the Zone 2 Office of the ABC Board at Empire State Plaza Albany 12223.
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State Liquor Authority
Robert Doyle
State Alcohol Beverage Control Board
Empire State Plaza
Albany
Party leader raps pay raises in Syracuse area
Onondaga Conservative Party chair Suzanne Carr criticizes proposed pay raises for Mayor Lee Alexander and County Executive John H. Mulroy as fiscal sharks. She urges the Syracuse Common Council and Onondaga County Legislature to keep increases in line with inflation and notes the timing after elections.
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Lee Alexander
John H. Mulroy
Suzanne Carr
Onondaga County Conservative Party
Syracuse
Medical center to reopen under new name in Syracuse
The Syracuse Neighborhood Health Center will reopen as the Syracuse Community Health Center at 819 S. Salina St. next month to serve about 27 000 residents. Dr. Ruben Cowart said the state health department has placed the application on December's licensing agenda. final decision expected December 19. The new board, chaired by Henry Jackson, fought for federal Medicaid rules that exclude federal grants from income, a change federal officials approved. The center has also applied for HEW startup funding for year one.
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Inner City
Syracuse
Ruben Cowart
SNHC
Syracuse Community Health Center
The
Herald-Journal
State Department of Health
S. Salina St
Henry Jackson
State Hospital Review and Planning Council
Health Department
Jackson
Cowart
Public Health Council
Central New York Health Systems Agency
Syracuse Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
State Department of Heath
HEW
Snowmobile theft foiled as Pardee brothers nab culprits
State police report two youths aged 16 and 17 stole a snowmobile behind Pardee Snowmobile Sales on Route 31. The Pardee brothers chased the thieves for about 14 miles to Central New York, where troopers charged them with second degree grand larceny. The youths were arraigned and held on $1,000 bail.
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Cicero
Pardee
Route
Pardee Brothers
John
Loomis Pardee
New York
D. G. Donnelly
N. G. Mattice
Cicero Town
Harvey Chase
Public Safety Building
Two Teens Charged in Exxon Station Burglary
Two teenagers, David Blair and Gary Latray, were arrested after a 1:10 a.m. burglary at Gene Nigro's Exxon service station on Old Liverpool Road. Neighbors aided deputies, footprints were found, a window broken, cash and valuables reported missing, and the suspects held without bail until arraignment.
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Gene Nigro
Exxon
Old Liverpool Rd
David Blair
E. Hiawatha Blvd
Gary Latray
Irving Ave
Liverpool
Public Safety Building
Billy Smith
Old Liverpool Road
Smith
Buckley Road
Debora Drive
Auburn man charged after Baldwinsville crash
An Auburn man was charged with failure to keep right after his car collided with another on Downer Street Baldwinsville. A passenger, Regina Hagan 32, complained of knee injuries and was treated at St Joseph's Hospital and released. Bailey 34 of Standard Woods Apartments Auburn was westbound when he lost control and hit Sam Trepasso 20 of 63 Elizabeth Street Baldwinsville.
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Auburn
Baldwinsville
Regina Hagan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Miss Hagan
Charles T. Bailey
Standard Woods Apartments
Bailey
Downer Street
Sam Trepasso
Elizabeth Street
Trepass
North American Indian Club Meets In Syracuse
The North American Indian Club of Syracuse and Vicinity will hold an important business meeting at 7 pm Monday at 227 Gifford St. The agenda includes a discussion on continuing service to the club community.
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North American Indian Club of
Syracuse and Vicinity
Gifford St
North American Indian Club
Help for the Handicapped Needs More Work Says Official
Ruth Ross regional representative of the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped spoke at the Central New York Rehabilitation Association dinner. She cited federal HEW regulations shielding handicapped rights and urged bridges for employer awareness while noting enforcement and guidance remain skeletal.
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Ruth Ross
Ross
CETA
Tree-lighting Tuesday at Clinton Square marks 63rd ceremony
Syracuse holds its 63rd community Christmas tree lighting in Clinton Square Tuesday night. The 6 45 p m ceremony features the Parks and Recreation All Star Band and the Bernie Schmidt welcoming Singers, invocation by Rev Thornton Jones, and Mayor Lee Alexander lighting the giant spruce. Ted Downs recounts the history of the event and notes the 60 foot tree donated by Mr and Mrs William Gerhardt. Santa arrives with elves, sharing candy with children as carols fill the square.
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Syracuse
Department of Parks and Recreation
Clinton Square
Parks and Recreations
All Star Band
Bernie Schmidt
Thornton Jones
New Jerusalem Church of God and Christ
Lee Alexander
Ted Downs
William Gerhardt
Kenmore Ave
Thomas J. Costello
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Santa Claus
Syracuse Fire Department Engine Co. 12
Santa
Town free to enforce local law near Tripoli landfill
State Supreme Court Justice Parker J. Stone ruled the Town of Onondaga may enforce a local law and close the Tripoli landfill unless a $75,000 bond is posted within 10 days. If posted by December 20, 3 p.m., the town can impose a four ton weight limit on vehicles using Smoral Road. The trial starts the week of December 19.
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Onondaga
Tripoli
State Supreme Court
Parker J. Stone
Stone
SWDA
Health Systems Agency to Hold Dual Governing Body Meeting
Central New York Health Systems Agency will convene its board of directors and executive committee at its DeWitt office on December 15. The executive committee meets at 6 p.m. and the board at 7:30 p.m. agenda items include draft agreements with Professional Standards Review Organizations and updates on National Guidelines for Health Planning and the Regional Program Plan for Newborn Services.
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Central New York Health Systems Agency
Board of Directors
Widewaters Parkway
DeWitt
Campaign for Human Development funding applications open
The 1978 applications for Campaign for Human Development funding are available at the Parish Service Division Office of Catholic Charities 1654 W Onondaga St. Proposals are due January 31 1978. Applicants may visit the office or request an application by calling 424-1810.
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Campaign For Human Development
Parish Service Division
Catholic Charities
W. Onondaga St
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Meris Weinbaum
Alpha Phi Omega
Hendricks Chapel
Archie Bennett
Leonard Loker
David Loker
Syracuse Council of Service Clubs
Institute
Vincent Peterson
Shoppingtown Merchants Association
Georgia Kells
Everson Museum
Cindy Sachs
Amy Bodow
Tir DeBenedictis
Shoppingtown
B’ville
Ezra Greenhouse
Robert Corrie
James Gilroy
Taunton
Gerry Sawyer
Eastern Ambulance
EMT
Nedrow
Bonnie Rubenstein
Jamesville-DeWitt
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