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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1957

Page

2

City May Change Water Policy To Assist Adjacent Townships

County officials consider altering Syracuse water policy to help neighboring townships with new residential developments. Proposals include extending water districts to serve parcels north of Tecumseh Road and near St Marys Cemetery, plus Hillside areas, to supply up to 160000 gallons daily by 1985. County purchasing two buildings for future county offices amid ongoing water and development negotiations.

Joseph V. Ganley Tola Syracuses Tion Wsib Onondaga Counny Nes Cedar Ste Gow Elon P.jeommi Amd County Water Velan Naice Crmrcee OurDoses Cial Ueers Mead Anthony Ajenough Syracuse Henninger James H. Mullaley Tom Davis Man Hamilton Orville Davis East Genesee Mantius County Water’ Authority Onondaga Hill Hancock Field Eamia

Youth Held For Car Theft In Groton

Richard G. Perkins, 1%, of Groton, was arrested yesterday on a first degree grand larceny charge for a car taken Wednesday evening and recovered by Police Chief William Hutchings. The vehicle, owned by Roy Banett of RD 1 Groton, vanished from Church and Cortlead streets and was found in Cayuga County at Salt and Howell Roads after apparently running out of gas.

Groton Richard G. Perkins Pum

Police capture suspect after deadly gas raid at city building

Police at the Turner station faced a tense confrontation when Price refused to surrender after a gunfight in a cellar. Officers fired a tear gas bomb to force his surrender as firefighters cleared tar gas from the building and a pistol reported missing by Richard Wheatley was tied to the investigation. The incident left 15 prisoners unaffected as the block was secured.

Wheatley Price Wright John Miller Miller McCarthy Armand Belleman Lurnkey Miller Byron Lassalle William Staith Rico Cape McCamby Yewi

Driver Trainer Auto Recovered in Columbus Theft Probe

In Columbus Ohio a driver trainer car used in a theft was recovered after a police chase that included a gunfire incident. James Myers and associates allegedly fled east toward Florida before being cornered. The car, originally part of Genesee Central School's fleet and equipped with dual controls, had been loaned by Granby Motors.

Columbus Ohio James Myers West Buffal A. P. Guilire Genesee Central School Walter Jan Jowski Bate South Carey Myers Ajie Florida California Las Vegas Myers Janowski Fet E. J. Beebe Prin Travelers Insurance Co West Genesae Central School Granby Motors Skaneateles Auto

Holiday Mail Slowdown Hits Syracuse Post Office

Postal officials in Syracuse report a sharp slowdown in holiday mail amid sparse activity at the main post office. Forecasters expected a peak year, but cancellations and reduced outgoing parcel post, stamp sales, and window traffic reflect an ordinary day ahead of Christmas.

Syracuse Beebe Chine Aes Almast

Kelly Coon Slated For Pay Increases

Police Chief Harold F. Kelly and Fire Chief Harry J. Coon are set for raises starting next year. Mayor Mead will ask the Common Council to upgrade both posts to Grade 1 in the city's Executive Salary Plan, moving them from Grade 2. He also plans a similar upgrade for City Clerk Edward R. Apps upon reelection.

Harold F. Kelly Harry J. Coon Common Council Mead Edward R. Apps James H. Mullaley Council Kelly Cven Apps Benjamin M. Gingold Dee

Syracuse Motorist Faces Court In Fatality

A Syracuse driver, Benjamin F. Lymp, 413 Roosevelt Ave, faces involuntary manslaughter charges after striking and killing a boy who darted into the road near Great Bend, while Kent Weaver, 7 Main Street, also linked to the incident, describes the dangerous scene as authorities pursue interstate gun shipments and related legal actions.

Great Bend Syracuse Kent ‘J. Weaver Main St Bend Benjamin F. Lymp Roosevelt Ave

De Witt attack suspect surrenders after assault on woman

A Fayetteville man, Starratt, 24, surrendered to deputies after allegedly choking and striking a woman in a DeWitt Shoppingtown parking area. Investigators say he admitted driving to the scene, entering the vehicle, grabbing the woman, and both falling from the car during a struggle. The victim was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.

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Syracuse pupils end term for Christmas break

About 42,000 public and parochial school children in Syracuse ended classes for Christmas recess after today’s sessions. Public and parochial schools will resume on Thursday, January 2, the day after New Year’s Day.

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Mother in Bar Arrest After Children Locked at Home

Mary Cook, 27, of 207 Gif ford St, was arrested for public intoxication after police found her two unattended children locked in a dingy Gifford Street apartment. Neighbors complained of disturbances as university students head into finals and a Christmas break nears. The case notes say the mother was detained at police headquarters.

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Senior Citizens Fair Opens Today at Center

The Senior Citizens Fair runs from noon to 9 p m today and Monday at the Center. Attendants note a Christmas exhibit and activities for seniors including assistance from Mrs Emma Bender and Mrs Dorothy Mowins with on site items handled by the police department.

Chilyens Cook Sento Citizens’ Center Emma Bender Mrx Dorothy Mowins Police Handle Department

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