Eight county drivers convicted of drinking related offenses
Eight persons in the county were convicted of drinking related driving offenses. Each defendant faced actions ranging from conditional discharges to fines and admissions to a state program. Notable cases include Ronald J. Modren and William H. Woehsel receiving conditional discharges and fines for DWAI or DWAS.
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Lower Courts
District Attorney’s Office
Ronald J. Modren
Burnet
Clay
Town of Clay
Floyd E. Linn
William H. Woehsel
Cederwood Blvd
Baldwinsville
Richard Wittenburg
Patricia A. Gladle
Roby Ave
East
Syracuse
DWAI
DeWitt
Jack Schultz
Mitchell H. Bonspille
Cannon St
North Syracuse
Henry Henson
Carl T. Darling
Fitch St
Henson
Dianne L. Hutt
Sandra Ave
Sharon A. Lowe
Gordon Road
DWAS
Patricia A. Miesch
Fergerson Ave
North
Bail Set At $500 In Shoplifting Case
Anna Candela, 34, of 1120 Bellevue Ave was charged with petty larceny after attempting to leave Carl's Drug Store at 224 N Geddes St without paying for about $6 in goods. She pleaded innocent in Police Court and is due back in court February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Candela
Bellevue Ave
Carl's
N. Geddes St
Driver charged with DWI after Camillus crash
Hugh D. Hogan 36 of 6051 Belle Isle Road charged with driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a two car collision on Belle Isle Road. Hogan allegedly struck Donald R. Bidwell 35 near a hill top, then fled home and was jailed on $1,000 bail awaiting Jan 3 court.
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Camillus
Hugh D. Hogan
Belle Isle Road
Larry Fleming
Donald R. Bidwell
Bennett Road
Hogan
Bidwell
Words That Trip Sentences and the Grammar Lesson
The column discusses common word order flaws in sentences from newspapers and jokes about misplaced phrases. It argues for clearer construction and demonstrates how punctuation and clause placement affect readability, using examples from Toronto and New York papers and a brief etymology of the word clause.
Health insurance rules require outpatient coverage and testing
The state insurance chief ordered health and accident policies issued after Saturday to cover ambulatory care in outpatient and physician offices, emergency outpatient treatment, and pre admission testing. Exemptions apply to some multi state and collectively bargained plans. The ruling also cites a court decision making budget worksheets public.
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State Superintendent of Insurance
Thomas A. Harnett
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Harnett
Explorer Post Formed At ESF Sees 100 plus Youth In Program
A new Explorer Post at SUNY ESF held its first meeting with over 100 area high school Explorers. The group, from 10th and 11th grades, aims to explore careers in forestry conservation and environmental science through tours of the ESF sawmill veneer lab and pulp mill. More than 15 female members participate. The program offers hands on experiences across about 130 fields.
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Suny's
College of Environmental Science
ESF
Ben Stack
Hiawatha
Assertiveness Workshop for Women in Management Held Saturday
University College presents the Assertiveness Training for Women in Management workshop on Saturday January 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Marilyn Kratz a human relations consultant specializing in women's issues will guide participants through managerial styles climates and practice of assertiveness skills.
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University College
Marilyn Kratz
Parrish to Attend National Youth Workers Workshop
Mrs. Jan Parrish director of Red Cross Youth Programs in Central New York has been chosen to attend a 10 day National Youth Workers Education Project Workshop at the University of Minnesota January 3 through 12. The Lilly Endowment Inc sponsored program will study the needs concerns and aspirations of adolescent girls ages 12 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Parrish
Red Cross
New York
University of Minnesota
Lilly Endowment, Inc
Woman admits arson in third-degree charge
Katrine Mae Katura, 23, of 228 Washington Square, pleaded guilty to third degree arson for the Aug. 13 fire in her apartment. Justice Parker J. Stone set sentencing for Jan. 25, with a potential 15-year prison term. Fire damaged the third floor at 127 Faye Ave. a firefighter injured a shoulder.
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Katrine Mae Katura
Washington Square
State Supreme Court
Parker J. Stone
Miss Katura
Faye Ave
City man pleads innocent to felony sex count
John L. Lattimore, 32, of 1809 E Fayette St, arraigned on a first degree sexual abuse charge. Bail set at 2000 dollars with a reappearance scheduled for Jan 20. Police say the alleged act occurred at his apartment around 11 p.m. last Wednesday involving a 12 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Street
John L. Lattimore
E. Fayette St
Rocco P. Regitano
Robert Kellogg
Lattimore
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Bernstein
Theodore M. Bernstein
Patsy Schmelzer
Buffalo
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Vancouver
Mr. Crocker
Santa
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Dewitt Sports
Limdow Corners
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New York Public Interest Research Group
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State
Cable Television Commission
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Parley
Weill
North Syracuse Music
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Conn
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Yamaha
Thomas
Farfisa
Leslie
Orth Syracuse Music
Nancy Martin
Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen’s Ladies Auxiliary
Dennis Lerner
Central New York
Michael Waters
Martin
Kathy
Dorothy Dwyer
Upstate Medical Center
Gifford Foundation
State Health Department
Sibley
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