Scientists to tour campuses in Soviet exchange visit
A seven member Soviet delegation led by Boris Runov will tour Syracuse University and ESF on Monday as part of a USDA exchange program. The group will view ESF’s chemical ecology efforts and microscopy facilities, then tour campus sites in Syracuse before visiting several Midwestern and western states on later stops.
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Soviet Union
Ussr
Boris A. Runov
Syracuse University
State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Syracuse
Bird
Bray Hall
ESF
Slick Hall
John B. Simeone
Baker Laboratory
N.C. Brown
Russia
William K. Phipps
John M. Yavorsky
Washington, D.C
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Indiana
Runov
Alexandr B. Koziner
State Committee For Science and Technology
L.P. Kormanovsky
Ussr Ministry of Agriculture
Uri K. Cherepanov
V.H. Zvyagin
Ivan A. Garya
United States
Elderly Woman Brutally Beaten In Home Burglary
An 82 year old woman on West Colvin Street was dragged from bed and severely beaten after burglars entered through a basement window and an upstairs door. Vera R. Bancroft, 306 W Colvin Sr, was treated for a fractured nose and facial injuries and listed in fair condition. The attackers fled after she was knocked unconscious and police say she later walked to a neighbor for help. Two men wearing knit caps entered around 1 20 a m and did not take any valuables.
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West Colvin Street
Vera R. Bancroft
W. Colvin Sr
Bancroft
Crime Control Team
Daniel Boyle
Boyle
Death of teen during wisdom tooth extraction at university dentist
Police and medical examiner probe the 17 year old Tracy Brenan's death after four wisdom teeth were removed under general anesthesia in Dr. Kennedy's office. Autopsy results pending, dentist reports past pentathol use without ill effects. Brenan, a Nottingham High senior born in Syracuse, died en route to State University Hospital. Private services planned. burial at Fayetteville Cemetery. Contributions suggested to South Presbyterian Church Youth Fellowship.
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Martin Hilfinger
Tracy B. Brenan
Westmoreland Ave
Hilfinger
State University Hospital
David Kennedy
University Ave
Kennedy
Miss Brenan
Bernard Elliot
Eastern Ambulance
Elliot
William T. Brenan
Micheline B. Richards
Columbus
Ohio
Barbara B. Ross
Cologne
Germany
Fayetteville Cemetery
South Presbyterian Church
Two arrested after Route 175 crash in Onondaga
State police arrested Thomas Grey 20 and Paul Donabella 19 after a one car crash on Route 175 near Card's Corners. Grey was charged with DWI and marijuana possession. Donabella faced drug possession charges. Both were arraigned and remanded on $1500 bail.
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Onondaga
Thomas Grey
Onondaga Road
Paul Donabella
W. Seneca Turnpike
James Mathews
Grey
Card's Corners
Mathews
Donabella
John Cody
Public Safety Building
Tuesaa
Judge finds a man too quiet to be guilty
Otis Simmons 31 of 316 Pine St is found innocent in a non jury case of possession of forged instruments. The bartender who labeled him boisterous testified the accused appeared to pass a $131.4 check from a stolen checkwriter and a $83.62 check. Four people were arrested after police searches at 180 Hudson St. Donald Woods testified in defense after pleading to a related charge. Eugene Woods pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession of stolen property.
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William J. Burke
Otis Simmons
Pine St. Innocent
South Side
Burke
Simmions
Otto's Grill
South Ave
Syracuse
Goebel Enterprises
Otto Heizman
Simmons
Hudson St
Sidney P. Cominsky
Heizman
Otto
Cominsky
Otis
Donald Woods
Fulton
Auburn Correctional Facility
Eugene Woods
Bryan Hedges
Woods
James Lantier
Krishna Santas Told to Tone Down Soliciting Activity
Six Hare Krishna members in Santa attire visited the Public Safety Building after police received complaints of harassment while soliciting on downtown streets. Officers warned that while First Amendment rights apply, harassment and disorderly conduct rules limit fundraising practices. No arrests yet. Cincinnati case cited for permit violations by a similar group.
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Public Safety
South Warren Street
Salvation Army
Paul Rowand
Midtown
CID
Criminal Investigation Division
Rowand
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas Kellison
East Syracuse man denies multiple driving charges
Seventy year old East Syracuse man Donald Henry pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated resisting arrest and two traffic violations before Minoa Justice Robert Wilson. He was held on five hundred dollars bail pending a December twentieth court appearance after allegedly running a red light at Fremont and Kirkville then weaving on Fremont Road and resisting officers.
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East Syracuse
Minoa
Robert Wilson
Donald Henry
R.D
Bridgeport Road
Kevin Barry
Henry
Fremont
Kirkville
Fremont Road
Barry
David Forkhamer
Miller seeks six member legislative review panel to vet state rules
State Assemblyman Hy Miller of DeWitt will introduce a bill creating a six member panel to approve or reject proposed rules and regulations from state agencies before they take effect. The panel would require full legislative approval to override its veto and aims to curb unaccountable rulemaking following a tax dispute involving the cable TV sales tax.
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Hy Miller
DeWitt
Legislative Review
Miller
R-119th Dist
Supreme Court
Miler
James H. Tully
Assemblymen
City man denies check forgery charge
Edward McLain, 27, of 541 Columbus Ave pleaded innocent in Police Court today to third degree grand larceny and four counts of second degree forgery. McLain was arrested yesterday for cashing four checks reported stolen from the Wescott Mobil station and cashed at Lincoln Bank branches during September, totaling 640 dollars. Judge Rocco P. Regitano ordered him held on $3,000 bail pending reappearance on January 6.
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Edward McLain
Columbus Ave
McLain
Wescott Mobil
Lincoln Bank
Rocco P. Regitano
Mulroy urges consideration of court changes
County Executive John H. Mulroy urged state county and city officials to adopt eight proposed reforms from the Temporary Commission on Local Corrections. He asked Gov. Hugh Carey Mayor Lee Alexander and judges to back measures including more releases on recognizance and a possible district court system, plus expanded probation and creative fines while seeking state help for a regional corrections facility and Jamesville Penitentiary planning. He also urged use of appearance tickets by city police to reduce arrests.
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John H. Mulroy
Mulroy
Hugh Carey
Lee Alexander
Carey
Jamesville
Mulray
Alexander
Airman testifies he helped stab Hasman in overnight killing
Airman Gerald McConnell testified that he helped Frederrick Carroll stab 20 year old Ricky Hasman during the July 18 19 incident on Island Road near Hancock Field. He described dragging Hasman to a swamp and delivering stab wounds while Carroll carved at the throat.
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Jeff Rea
Gerald Joseph McConnell
Ricky Gerard Hasman
Frederick T . Carroll
Hasman
Island Road
McConnell
Carroll
Peter Oberwesser
Hasmaan
Oberwesser
David Roe
Rock
220 Upper
Hancock Field
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Teen
Warren Street
East Syracusan
Air Force 20Th Norad Region
Larry Bridges
James McGraw
Steven Plummer
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