North Syracuse man severely injured in early morning crash
Donald Slobodian, 23, of 110 Maple Manor Drive, was in serious condition after his car left Old Liverpool Road at 1:30 a.m. traveled across a restaurant entrance and flew 106 feet into a snowbank before stopping. A white van was seen speeding north just before the crash, though its connection is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse
Old Liverpool Road
Donald
Slobodian
Maple Manor Drive
Liverpool Rescue
State University Hospital
C. R. Cox
Cox
Six hurt in two car crash at Buckley and West Taft
A two car crash in Town of Clay injured six people early today at Buckley and West Taft roads. James C. Brant, 18, of Bridgeport collided with Marilyn D. Wood, 20, of North Syracuse after Brant said he fell asleep. Wood and several passengers were treated and released. Brant and another passenger were hospitalized then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
West Taft Roads
Clay
James C. Brant
Hoyck Drive
Bridgeport
Marilyn D. Wood
Crestwood Drive
Syracuse
Wood
Buckley Road
Brant
Taft Road
Miss Wood
Community General Hospital
Christal Wood
Marie Evason
St. Joseph's Hospital
Allegheny Jet Skids Off Runway at Hancock Airport
Allegheny Airlines DC-9 skidded off a taxiway after landing at Hancock International Airport injuring no one and delaying flight 268 to Washington. The aircraft arrived from Rochester at 7:50 p.m. and was pulled from a muddy patch by airport rescue vehicles. The Detroit origin with a Rochester stop was confirmed by Allegheny director David Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Airlines
Hancock International
David Shipley
Allegheny
Rochester
Shipley
Washington, D.C
Detroit
Mich
Last ships clearing Seaway as winter nears end
The St. Lawrence Seaway readies for winter as 25 salties remain, all between Prescott Ontario and Snell Lock. The Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker West Wind led the last downbound vessels through Cape Vincent and under the Thousand Islands Bridge, with entry at 1 PM and exit at 3 PM. Officials expect all ships to clear the lock by Christmas and be out by Monday.
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Massena
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canadian Coast Guard
West Wind
St. Lawrence River
Cape Vincent
Thousand Islands
Prescott
Ont
Snell Lock
Seaway
Welland Canal
Knights of Columbus to sponsor free basketball foul shoot contest
The Knights of Columbus Council 191 will hold a free basketball foul shooting contest Friday at noon at 321 N Clinton St. Open to boys and girls ages 11 to 14, the eight category winners advance to district competition. Registration is on the day of the event.
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Knights of Columbus
Council
N. Clinton St
First Promotion for James M. Gildemeyer in the Air Force
James M Gildemeyer son of Mr and Mrs George Gildemeyer of 102 Bryne Place has received his first promotion to airman assigned to Beale Air Force Base California. He serves as a jet engine mechanic with a Strategic Air Command unit and is a 1976 Bishop Ludden High School graduate.
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James M. Gildemeyer
George Gildemeyer
Bryne Place
U.S. Air Force
Gilddemeyer
Beale Air Force Base
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Bishop Ludden High School
Amboy site eyed for Pregnant Girls Tutoring Program
Camillus councilman Leland Blanding favors moving the program for pregnant high school students from Camillus Elementary to the former Amboy Elementary building leased to the town. The school board opposes the move citing the building’s age and need for renovation. The program, funded by an $80,000 federal grant, begins January 30 on a vacant floor of the old wing, with protests from some Camillus parents over location.
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Camillus
Board of Education
Leland Blanding
Amboy
West Ginesee
Landing
Blanding
James Messina
John Maddock
Walter Moores
Syracuse
Day care program gains national notice at San Francisco meeting
St. Camillus Health Care by the Day, begun in August 1972, combines therapy with social activities to help patients stay at home. Representatives Eleanor Fiumano and Agnes Orr reported about 50 information requests. Medicare covers therapy but not transportation or nursing services. The program aims to ease hospital discharge and suit the growing elderly population as guidelines and minimum standards are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Camillus
Gerontological Society
San Francisco
Eleanor M. Fiumano
Agnes B. Orr
Orr
Fiumano
Massachusetts
Oregon
Federal
America
Medicare
Burglary on Oneida Street Reports $900 in Goods Taken
Shirley Davis reports a break in at 514 Oneida Street. Police say entry was gained by forcing a rear door and about $900 worth of property including a $400 silverware set a three-diamond wristwatch a pair of black leather shoes whiskey and $150 in cash were stolen. Footprints led away toward Taylor Street but were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Street
Shirley Davis
Oneida St
Taylor Street
GOP co-counsel says Andreoli probe chills party funds
County Republican Committee co-counsel Richard Grossman said the year-old Andreoli investigation has monstrously chilled the party and harmed fund-raising. He cited new subpoenas expanding from the first grand jury and questioned how a major fundraiser can operate under constant document scrutiny while urging party members to persevere. The GOP, he added, showing resilience in November elections despite concerns.
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Grand Jury
Grossman
Andreoli
GOP
Republican Party
Hanlon
Sheriff's Office
Hit by car leaves 14 year old in critical condition
A 14 year old North Syracuse boy, Ronald Moore of 315 Church St, was struck by a car on Church Street near the Route 81 overpass last night. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in critical condition after surgery for internal injuries. The driver, Daniel Delargy, 21, of 134 Manning, said he did not see the youth as Moore walked with traffic wearing dark clothing.
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North Syracuse
St. Joseph's Hospital
Church Street
Ronald Moore
Church St
Moore
Daniel Delargy
Manning Drive
Syracuse
Delargy
Man faces weapon cop assault charges in Marcellus
David A. Dyer 31 of 107 South St Marcellus was arrested on assaulting a police officer menacing and unlawful possession of a weapon after an incident at his home last night. Officers responded to a defaced street sign call and Dyer allegedly pointed a rifle at Officer Anthony Arnold from a doorway. The rifle was wrested away by Trooper Ronald Marlett and Sgt. Earl Macholl. Dyer struck Paul in the face during arrest. He was arraigned and remanded, later released to his father pending County Court. Dyer is the son of attorney Thomas H. Dyer, former county supervisor chairman.
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David A. Dyer
South St
Marcellus
Charles Paul
Anthony Arnold
Cor
Ner
South Street
Platt Road
Arnold
Dyer
Paul
Camillus
Sheriff's
Ronald Marlett
Camilus
Earl Macholl
Hit
Macholl
Elbridge
Joseph V. Ryan
Ryan
Public Safety Building
Thomas H. Dyer
County Board of Supervisors
County Bar Association
County Solid Waste Management Commission
Christmas Dinner at Rescue Mission 120 Gifford St
The Rescue Mission Alliance hosts its annual Christmas dinner for homeless men and women at noon Christmas Day in the Mission dining hall at 120 Gifford St. Menu includes tomato juice roast turkey with dressing mashed potatoes with giblet gravy peas and pies. A Christmas Eve service with coffee and cake follows at 7 p.m. Clarence Jordan provides special music. A New Year’s Eve service film and buffet for Mission clients begins at 8 p.m.
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Rescue Mission Alliance
Mission
Gifford St
Clarence Jordan
Grand jury indicts 48 in county cases overall
A county grand jury handed up 34 open indictments 14 sealed and five no bills with two cases sent back. Major case includes Raymond Hoffman 19 charged with 37 counts tied to five mete? fires and a house fire from May to November at DeWitt area Carrier Circle and East Syracuse locations with multiple counts of arson reckless endangerment burglary and criminal mischief. Other defendants face charges ranging from burglary robbery grand larceny and possession of weapons to assault sodomy and drug offenses across multiple towns and addresses.
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William J. Burke
Raymond Hoffman
Brandon Road
East Syracuse
DeWitt
Hoffman
Marco Polo
Carrier Circle
Ethel Currie
Kinne St
Holiday Inn
Rodeway Inn
Roger M. Allen
Putnam St
William C. Hammond
Northridge Acres
Pennelville
Willis.j. Moses
Mountainview Ave
Emma Jean Blakely
N. Mc
al Rose
Foreman Ave
Gerald King
Fobes Ave
Ricky Mitchell
W. Pleasant Ave
Michael R. Crimi
Buffalo
Michael Alexander
Gy Ken
Nedy SL
Dwight I. Giles
Coolidge Ave
Myron William Draper
E. Fayette St
Dale A. Shatraw
Marcellus St
Joseph M. Paparo
Curwood Drive
East
Syracuse
LeRoy C. House
Montgomery SL
Charles D. Bisesi
Winchester Drive
Liverpool
Charles L. Beechner
Henry Clay
Scott F. Lenhardt
S. Alvord St
David P. Beardsley
Otisco St
Anthony B. Cerutti
Webster Ave
James 4. MacQueen
Green St
James P. Wadsworth
Maple Manor Drive
North
Michael Gutkowski
W. Beard Ave
Larry R. Lunkenheimer
Meridian
Mary Ellen Gambocarto
Brooklea Drive
Fayetteville
Willard F. Tolies ,Jr
Old Meadow Road
Clay
Michael D. Michael
Lakeshore Road
Cicero
Morgan Garden Apartments
David M. Manzi
Buckley Road
Rocco J. Manzi
Abortion fees lose aid fight
In Wampsville Madison County Supervisors rejected Ellen Schaub s request for an $8 073 80 annual grant to fund a Right to Life Education Committee. The item, described as a budget for information and education on the value of human life, was deemed possibly illegal and labeled too late for 1978 funding with a discussion about 1979 possible aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampsville
Madison County
Ellen Schaub
E. Bart Hanifin
John S. Patane
Donald Kingsley
William Burke
Schaub
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Brant Auto
Val Simile
Steven Burke
Cheryl Lynch
Alan Deitz
Santa Claus
Santa
Lincoln First Bank
Huntington Family Center
Syracuse Mall
Cherry Valley Room
Toy Shop Corporation
Wivh-Tv
Jeff Rea
N. Syracuse
Bride St
George W. Geddes
Rigi Ave
John Sullivan
Vann St
James E. Ford
Baker Ave
Pernell Williams
Jesse Reaves
Kevin Collins
Wilson St
Robert David Postell
Lonnie Stevens
Dayton
David Houston
Midland Ave
Larry D. Rivers
Beard Place
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