1977 outlook for area colleges and universities
Area college and university leaders predict a strong 1977 with larger enrollments and expanded programs. Cazenovia College aims for 460 students and a 1.9 million fundraising goal. Onondaga Community College plans expansions in data processing, human services and athletics. Syracuse University’s John Pracha expects full enrollment and shifts in funding toward key schools like Newhouse and management, with emphasis on higher quality and narrower program proliferation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Manges
Onondaga Community College
University College
Frank Funk
School of Management
U. S. Newhouse School of Communications
Prucha
Five Oswego County youths charged in Sears forgery ring
State troopers and Fayetteville police arrested five Oswego County youths for forging credit slips to obtain more than 3000 dollars from Sears stores in Fayetteville Mall, Fairmount Fair and Clay. The suspects Richard Mashburn Randy Payment John Webb Delbert Jones and Wayne Baldwin were arraigned and held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Oswego County
Sears Roebuck
Richard Mashburn
Shanty Creek Road
Randy Payment
Morey Road
Central Square
John Webb
Nicholsville Road
Bernhards Bay
Delbert Jones
Constantia
Wayne Baldwin
Pangborn
Hastings
Russ Francis
BCT
Vernon Voight
R.W. Hicks
Don Cooper
Sears
Fayetteville Mall
Fairmount Fair
Clay
Town of
Salina
Helen Burnham
Public Safety Building
Meet the Teens: Patrick Jung Track Letterman and Scholar
Seventeen year old Patrick Jung, a Liverpool High senior, earned a varsity letter for indoor and outdoor track and belongs to the Letterman's Club and JV soccer. Son of Robert A. and Mrs. Jung of Liverpool, he holds a National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation and is in the National Honor Society. He plans to attend college next fall to pursue a legal career and enjoys reading, bicycling, and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Jung
Liverpool High School
Robert A. Jung
Liverpool
Patrick
Jury Indicts 12 in DeWitt Drug and Theft Case
A county grand jury indicted Richard Parker of 307 Hawley Ave on first degree criminal possession of oxycodone and two other Class A felonies, with open indictments against 11 others and four cleared. Parker, arrested Oct 8, faces additional charges for marijuana possession and an undercover sale of Percodan. Several others, including Robert Morin and Haywood Crowder, were charged with burglary, grand larceny, forged instruments, and related crimes in DeWitt and city areas. Some defendants, such as Jimmie Glen and Edward Downs, faced multiple drug and weapons counts, while the grand jury cleared four individuals, including Ernie Jacobs and Lonnie Johnson, of various charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Avenue
Richard Parker
Hawley Ave
Parker
Atty
Jordan Fiske
Robert Morin
DeWitt
Morin
James Cosco
Haywood Crowder
Milner Ave
Daniel Dunn
N. Salina St
Edward Downs
Ivy Ridge
Richard Fox
W. Onondaga St
Grand
Ernie Jacobs
Lonnie Johnson
Fitch St
Gregory L. Hinkle
S. State St
Clyde McHenry
Mulberry Terr
Six convicted of DWI in county court
Six people were convicted of drinking related driving offenses in the county. Beatrice Vanderhoff 52 of Phoenix was given a conditional discharge. Jon F Crill 28 of Onondaga Creek Blvd received conditional discharge and a $50 fine. Joseph M Hennigan 22 of Highland Ave. John F Mokwa 42 of West Sorrell Hill Rd. David G Merriman 24 of Otisco Rd. and Royal J Pretory 55 of McAllister Ave were also convicted with conditional discharge and $50 fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Attorney's Office
Beatrice Vanderhoff
Center Drive
Phoenix
DeWitt
Edward C. Schepp
Jon F
Schneider
David G. Merriman
Otisco Road
Tully
Royal J. Pretory
McAllister Ave
Pleads Guilty to DWI Charge in County Court
John F. Rafka, 28, of 1102 Sutternut Street, pleaded guilty to a reduced misdemeanor driving while intoxicated count stemming from a November 15 arrest. Officer David Fix said he was nearly struck on Carmon Street near Cannon and West Lafayette when two men in another car backed toward him and a stop sign was run. A bottle of ginger brandy and several empty beer bottles were found in the back seat. Sentencing set for January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Rafka
Sutternut St
David Fix
Carmon Street
Cannon
West Lafayette Streets
Fix
Kafka
Teen denies burglary charge in city Police Court
A 16 year old, Gerald A. Montague of 145 Halland St, pleaded innocent to a felony count of attempted third degree burglary. He was ordered held on $1,500 bail after arraignment before Judge Rocco P. Regitano following police say Montague and two juveniles tried to break into L A Witherill's Department Store at 300 S Salina St. The 14 and 15 year old accomplices were to appear in Family Court on the same charges, following observation by investigators from the city's Selective Enforcement Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald A. Montague
Halland St
Rocco P. Regitano
Montague
L. A. Witherill's
S. Salina St
Selective Enforcement Unit
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Paula Walker
Cazenovia College
Stephen Schneeweiss
Schneeweiss
Continuing Education College
Syracuse University
Funk
State University
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Edward E. Palmer
ESF
Palmer
Forestry School
John James Pracha
Pracha
P.B.A
EAVES
Ed King
East Syracuse Police Benevolent Association
Fred Almonte
Eastern Area Volunteer Emergency Service
Civic Center
Milton Berle
Lett
Michael Lynch
Joseph Hymes
Richard Harton
Will Court
Randy Revoir
Brewerton Road
Brewerton
Civera
Dennis J. Donvito
Willie Tri
Jimmie Glen
E. Genesee St
Melvin A. Eggers
Chris J. Witting
Crouse-Hinds Co
Richard F. Torrey
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Robert F. Wehrle
Marine Midland Bank
William T. Bolton
Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Ronald N. Goddard
Agway
Witting, Torrey, Wehrle
Goddard
Edward Joy Company
Edward Joy Lighting
Bay Road
S. Warren Street
Carrols
Hamburger Sale
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