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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 2000

Page

9

Suspect says bar shooting was accidental killing

William Montague 20 said he did not mean to kill James Taylor 70 during a bar brawl at Molly's Place Syracuse in a statement he claimed he thought Taylor was drawing a weapon. He was ordered held without bail on murder and criminal possession charges and faces a preliminary hearing Friday. Police note Molly's Place has 59 calls since January 1999, including violent incidents, with state Liquor Authority likely to rule on a possible bar closure.

William Montague Vie Lee Molly Grand Ave Syracuse Montague Taylor Kevin Young Delaware St Onondaga County Justice Center Conec Will Leshyvletiy Abe Phillip Stokes Wetzel Road Joe Sweeny Sion Delaware Street Bea Ay Adits Dep Paliy Juin State Liquor Authority

Community honors unsolved 1998 Syracuse homicide victim

Friends and family of Sherry Schaub gathered at The Kings Healing Room to remember her death and raise funds for her five children. The event, organized by Citizens For A Crime-Free Community, supports funeral expenses and an educational fund at KeyBank. Schaub, 30, was killed and found Halloween night in Pompey. the crime remains unsolved in Onondaga County.

Sherry Schaub Schaub Kings Healing Room University Tower Hotel H. Genesee St Syracuse Pompey Onondaga County Citizens For Hila Mae Potter Potter KeyBank Monica Schaub Sherry Mary Paskel Hope Avenue

Cicero to discuss parking dispute with Tri-State at meeting

Cicero Town Board schedules 7 p.m. session with Tri-State auto auction reps over 300 to 400 unauthorised cars parked at the salvage lot on Brewerton Road. Town officials say Tri-State ignored a Nov 27 order to remove vehicles and seek temporary permission to park up to 400 cars during construction. Local residents cite communication breakdowns and safety concerns while officials stress adherence to town rules.

Cicero Town Board Tri-State Auto Auction Brewerton Road Tri-State Town Hall Main St Kip Meltzers Tri-State Attorise Andie Life Melzer Salvage Management of Syracuse Tr-State Tre-State Ankeardng Tri-State Tri Bill Robbins OUL UU Mark Mangicaro Cicero Thomas Schunck Chet Dudzinski Sehunek Gary Walls

INS Detention Policy Shifts Highlight Deterrent Goal

Frances Holmes, INS district director for Western and Central New York, confirms a policy change to detain workers and seek court dates, expanding holding space from 15 to 60 at her district. The Planville arrests may be first cases under the new rule, with critics arguing the policy aims to deter illegal work and removal. Hernandez Sanchez could be released if permitted, given his American family ties, while others face mandatory departures or delayed legal status amid expired Latino Immigrant Fairness Act provisions and proposed replacements amid partisan debate.

Frances Holmes INS New York Sme United States Holmes Planville Hernandez-Sanchez

Supervisor shifts stance on Flying J truck stop dispute

Town supervisor Mary Ann Schadt and fellow board members grapple with opposition to the Flying J truck stop project. Fitch faces boos and calls of liar as she resists voting, while Ward praises Schadt for reconsidering the plan after examining tax, site, and zoning implications.

Fitch Richard Ward Voters Ward Schadt Flying J 1St Ward James Keith Salina Ing Mary Ann

Amtrak drug trafficking tied to Toronto and NYC routes

Officials describe limited trafficking on Amtrak over five years with cases involving cocaine routes to Toronto and Montreal and counterfeit money linked to a $500,000 distribution network. Authorities note heroin smuggling and illegal border crossings via Amtrak, with seizures at Niagara Falls and Bear Champlain.

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