Pleas of Innocence in Skylark Robbery Case
Three East Syracuse suspects were arraigned on first degree robbery charges after a Saturday Skylark Restaurant holdup. Judge E Lee Pindle held them for grand jury with $10,000 bail each. one man already admitted involvement in a Schmidt's Tavern holdup.
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Pit
Wwomen
Skylark
East Syracuse
E. Lee Pindle
East ‘Syr
Pindle
Bai
James D. Roche
Herry M. Snell
Syracuse
Schmidt
Salina St
Ross V. Souva
Darwin A. Danks
Snell
Roche
Pulaski
James St
George Taylor
Municipal Workers to Seek Raises
A new political education committee of State Council 30, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes, organized this weekend, aims to push legislation for a five day forty hour work week with overtime, a prevailing wage for public workers, strong health insurance, and full Social Security supplementation. The seven member group, chaired by Frederick D. Bourke, includes Dominick Palumbo, James Weber, Joseph Van Ness, Daniel DeDee, with Raymond Wedlake detailing the plan that it is non partisan and will meet state lawmakers. The executive board also urged action on collective bargaining and endorsed George Sparkes for re election as Inter County and Municipal Employer.
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State Council 30
American Federation of State
Federation
Yates Hotel
Frederick D
Ted) Bourke
Syracuse
Dominick Palumbo
Niagara Falls
James Weber
Oswego
Joseph van Ness
Rome
Daniel DeDee
Troy
State
George Sparkes
Inter- American Federation of State
Sparkes
Detroit
Burned Child Remains Critical After Bath Accident
John Kartheim, age 3, son of Mr and Mrs Albert F Kartheim of 106 Reilly Rd Clay, remained in critical condition at St Joseph's Hospital with third degree burns covering about 60 percent of his body. He was rushed to hospital with police escort after falling into a tub of scalding water while Mrs Kartheim did laundry.
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John Kartheim
Albert F. Kartheim
Reilly Rd
Clay
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kartheim
Young Deer Returns With Cows in Phelps
John B. Harland reported a young buck with an injured leg entered his barn with his cows over the weekend. The deer was tame and remains under care as he handed the animal to a conservation officer.
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Phelps
John B. Harland
Harland
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