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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1984

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Parker drug case appeals after 20 to life sentence

Edward A. Parker, 34, who pleaded guilty to first degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, faces a 20 years to life term. His attorney Paul Shanahan has filed an appeal contending state police used insufficient, inaccurate information to obtain wiretap warrants.

Utica Edward A. Parker Syracuse Paul Shanahan Shanahan Oswego County Robert G. Hurlbutt Butt Parker Welsh District Road Remsen Oneida County Michael Navin Michael Daley John T. Buckley Daley Buckley Pinhip Sanzone Casader Court of Appeals

Christmas gifts lost as Durh amville home burns

Mary Hollenbeck watched as her daughter Kathy Relyea's family's one story wood frame house on Schoolheimer Road in Durhamville burned. Firefighters from Oneida, Durhamville and Wampsville battled the 3:55 p.m. blaze, with about 4 hours until stations were released. About $1,500 worth of Christmas gifts, including a television and stereo, were destroyed. no injuries were reported. The home was owned by Mary Chippin and there was no renter's insurance.

Mary Hollenbeck Carl Kathy Relyea Schoolheimer Road Durhamville Hollenbeck Oneida Wampsville Mary Chippin

Teachers upset over district newsletter in Cazenovia

In Cazenovia the negotiation rift between teachers and Superintendent Donald Squires widens as a district super-conciliation session is set for Friday. Francis DeGrenier, president of the Cazenovia Teachers Association, says a recent newsletter misled residents, provoking anger at a school board meeting. The Teachers want a two year contract with 9.5 percent annual increases, while the district offers a three year plan with 8, 7, and CPI-based raises. The public campaign included a paid newspaper ad listing board members’ names and phone numbers to mobilize residents.

Cazenovia Francis DeGrenier Cazenovia Teachers’ Association Donald Squires DeGrenier Squires Joe Williams Peat Illiams Teachers’ Association Cazenovia Republican Cazenovia Board of Education Peg McCall Eleanor Rooney

Blood test allowed in Rome manslaughter case

In Oneida County an appellate court ruled a blood test from Robert Casadei at Rome City Hospital can be used as evidence in his manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide case. Casadei refused the test but police obtained a warrant. lower court had suppressed it. The Fourth District said the blood results may be admitted, citing his condition at the scene as probable cause.

Rome Oneida County Asistant Donald Gerace Casadei Rome City Hospital Fourth District Appellate Division District Attorney's Office Rochester

Police seek man for questioning in Clinton slaying case

New Hartford state police search for a man believed to have tried to steal a car near the scene where Clinton resident John W. Moore, 35, was found dead Friday. Authorities say the man is not a suspect. a sketch shows a white man about 6 feet tall with sandy blonde hair, wearing a black satin jacket with an ornate back design.

New Hartford Ted Clinton John W. Moore Brimfield St Smithport Road Gary Dunne Dunne John Moore New Hart

Mark Libbon Regional Editor Contact Line Read

Mark Libbon, regional editor, is listed with the contact line and phone number. The entry appears in a newspaper page dated Wednesday, December 19, 1984, on page Bl.

Mark Libbon

Oneida approves 20.22 million city budget

The Oneida City Council passed a 20.22 million dollar city budget 4-2 after a three week review. Councilors Du Chene and Sarensky opposed citing a tax increase for residents. The approved rate is 4.2 percent for in city taxpayers and 2.3 percent for those outside.

Oneida 2Nd Ward Peter L. DuChene Frank Sarensky DuChene Josephine Armstrong Jeannette Kidd Kidd

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