Rep Riehlman Names 2 West Point and Annapolis Appointees
Congressman Riehlman announced recipients for Annapolis and West Point appointments. Named to Annapolis were William L. Vincent, Louis M. Casale, David H. Rossi, George Down, Michael Christiant Brothers Academy student, and Kenneth L. Tucker, plus six test entrants for the Air Force Academy. Alternates listed include James R. Kieff Jr and Walter L. Meagher Jr among others. Details include home addresses, schools, and parentage for each candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Riehlman
Naval Academy
Academy
R. Walter Riehlman
Air Force Academy
Robert G. Lannon
DeWitt
John J. Charles
Nedeon
Gary
U.S
West Tary Academy
West Point
Denver
Ternical Academy
Given
Frederic WW. Cook
Goodrich Ave
Tingham High School
R. Walter Riell
Donald A. Denton
Prederic T. Cook
DeWitt Rd
Manlius
Robert E. Gale
Sons of A
Citizens Selection Com-School
Raph J. Denton
Manchester Re
Milice
Can
Edward E. Keukowski
Solvay High School
Hotel Onondaga
Ferniam
David H. Rossi
Willkie Pl
North High School
Hector Rossi
Firth
George Down
Fergerson Park
North Syracuse
North Syracuse High School
George L. Down
Thomas Amato
Waterbury Dr
Samuel Amata
Robert J. Guyon
Peck Ave
Christian Brothers Academy
Julia Guyon
James ‘R Kieff d Jr
Brookside Dr
Onondaga Central’ High School
J. R. Womack
Walter L. Meagher Jr
Clinton St
Fayetteville
Manlins High School
Walter L. Meagher
John M. Loni
Revere Ave
East
Suburban License Fee Debate and SYA 1987 Year Review
The Automobile Club of Syracuse backed a plan with NYSAA to unify wagon and car registration rates, citing 73 cents versus 60 cents per hundredweight. The board also pressed Oswego Boulevard Expressway and Pena-Can Highway linking. Oscar J. Brown reported 1987 membership growth, 27,000 emergency calls, and 89 percent renewal. six directors were re-elected. The club expanded safety facilities, including teletype linking, two way radio tracks, eleven emergency service stations, four fast-call telephone lines, and expanded personal accident coverage to 1500 dollars plus travel hospitalization benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Club of
Syracuse
New York State Automobile Association
Onondaga Hotel
State Department of Public Works
Oswego Boulevard
Oscar J. Brown
Clit
Smith
Symicuse
W. W. Seve
Tully
John J. Mall
Tom Davis
Watertown
George L. Traister
Liverpool Safety Committee
Brown
Card Game Raid Leads to Fines and Prosecution
Police halted a Townsend Street gambling game after a woman reported her husband’s participation. Eight people were found at 722 Townsend Street with cards and $30 on the table. Reese, the alleged proprietor, pleaded guilty and was fined $100. three participants, Hunter, Williams, and Thompson, were fined $10 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hunter
McBride St
Roy Lee Hunter
Townsend St
John Dillon
Charles Dwyer
S. Townsend St
Charles Reese
Gembling House
James Farrell
Hunter
Mumphrey Williams
William ‘Thompson
Harrison St
Pug Nosed Bandit Still At Large In Weekend Robberies
Deputy sheriffs and state police hunted a stocky bandit after two gas station robberies in four nights in the Utica area. Described as 5 feet 5 inches, swarthy, with a prizefighter nose, he may be armed. An accomplice aided the second hold up near Townsend Street, with a 1951–52 Studebaker getaway. Investigators reported the bandit possibly wounded but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Thomas
Townsend St
Townsend
Thomas
Tore Thomas
Debind Tum
Harold Gronau
Thomas Studebaker
Leges
Bride St. Thomas
Pstrol- Thompson Rd
Exeter St. Photres
David Cromie
Thomas Gan
Nisl
Pecamel
Ava Wie Pulceemaan
Gronau
Suthor
UTICA
U.S
Richard F. MacDowell
Granay
Ford Ave
Syracuse
Feil the Bandit
Armand Taverniere
James St
Sta-Improvement Co
Burns, Tion
Richard E. van Horn
Phoe
Stagedinix
van Hoon
Adland
Strand Theatre
Phoebdidates
Aiatkey ‘Thampsah Rea
Nix
Fabiliy
Congress
91 year old man dies after coma found on porch
Rowland T. Collet 91 of Camillus dies following coma found on his front porch on November 27 amid freezing conditions. Funeral services to be held in Camillus with burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by two daughters, four grandchildren, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland T. Collet
Cal
Leon
Cottet
Galeville
A. Dutzell
Memphis A.m
Justice of the Peace
Sidney C. Forbes
Maplewood
Donald Napier
Elmer Hewitt
Cotterjo
Weedsport
Go Ahead Drink But Dont Drive Warns Sheriff
Sheriff Albert E. Stone urges drivers to avoid alcohol and driving through New Year’s Eve after two fatal crashes added to the year’s toll. He notes 52 deaths on city and county roads so far and calls for restraint and caution in hazardous weather to keep celebrations safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Stone
Fay
Sherii Stone
Carrier Boys Win Swiss Tour Honors in 10 Day Trip
Kenneth Spear and Ward Porter, Syracuse and Fulton teens, join 50 American newspaper carrier boys selected in national contests to tour Switzerland. Nixon and officials welcomed them at Idlewild before Swissair flight. The trip includes visits to cantonal authorities, shrines, and industrial groups, returning January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
International Diplomatic Corps
Kenneth Spear
Lioyd Spear
South Ave
Syracuse
Baward Porter
Raymond Porter
Ciica
Switzerland
Idlewild Airport
Hearst
Swissair
Poya
Hans Gasser
Richard Nixon
James O'Brien
Ing
Wagner
Hugo
United States
Roll Won't Pay Fine Lands Driver 25 Days Jail
Richard Dunlap of Weedsport faced an 805 dollar reckless driving fine after his car skidded off Warners Road, overturned, and he admitted speeding at 70 mph. He chose 25 days in jail, to begin at the county penitentiary, amid a plea and sentencing by Peace Juse Elston Van Alstine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dunlap
Weedsport
Dunlap
Warners Rd
Elston van Alstine
Canil
Lus
Edward Bartosiewicz
Pottery Rd
Bartosiewicz
Rifle Accident Wounds Youth In Skaneateles
An 18 year old Skaneateles youth, John B Weinhauer of 04 Academy Street, was wounded yesterday while attempting to clear a jammed .22 caliber automatic rifle. He suffered a flesh wound above the left hip and was treated and released from Auburn Memorial Hospital. Police Chief Johnny Thompson reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaneateles
John B. Weinhauer
Academy St
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Johnny. Thompson
Weinkower
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Waller, Meagher Jr
Payetteville
Jamies BR. Kielf
Ivy
John M. Lord
Revere ‘Ave
Georges Down
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James M. Caurehill
Searbyyn Td
Robert I. Weight
Nomb Syracuse
Richman
Far Right
Citizens Selection Committee
U.S. Military Academy
Frain
DeWitt Re
Edward BE. Bac
Rep. Riehlman
Rockwell
Syracuse High School
Robert F. Lord
SYA
Lower East Side
F. Gordon Smith
Automobile Cluic of
Board of Directors
Oscar J
Carrier Boy
J. M. Stenbuck
Hearst Newspapers
Thor Smith
American Weekly
Andrew H. Birding
Falso Air-Trol Corp
Kirsch