Juvenile arson, murder, and bar fight notes from Cayuga area
February 14 1983 brief summaries report a 40 year old Owasco man killed when his three wheel ATV flipped and dragged him 75 feet on Twelve Corners Road near Vanderstoun Road. Another Geneva man held without bail after allegedly attacking a Waterloo man with a machete at Danno's Bar. Fire boxes burn in Auburn attic. two Ithaca men charged with marijuana possession. autopsies on two car crash victims in Waterloo reveal fatal head trauma and ruptured spleen.
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Niles
Owasco
Twelve Corners Road
Cayuga County
Collard
Waterloo
Geneva
Seneca County
Seneca County Sheriff's Department
Braulio Lopez-Pagen
Exchange St
Danno’s
Scott Smith
Smith
William Dean
Taylor-Brown Memorial Hospital
Charles T. Brown
Edwards Road
Blindfolded Snowmobile Race Dares Fair Haven Carnival
In Fair Haven and Sterling the annual blindfolded snowmobile race drew a small field, 11 entrants, with riders guided by backseat callers. Young teams posted the fastest times, though penalties for missed posts kept finishing marks cautious and humorous.
Ice broomball chaos at Fair Haven carnival
Claudette Sova suffered a black eye as Blue Belles of Red Creek lost 2-1 to Murder Women in a late second-half broomball at Sterling Pond. Organizer June Smith cited inexperience while players adapted to slow ice and slippery surfaces. The event drew 300 spectators, with 14 teams forming this year’s carnival, and officials used hay bales to build a 140 by 45 foot rink. Murder of Red Creek defeated Putnam and O'Brien of Red Creek in the championship.
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Fair Haven
Sterling
Kelly
Brian Werner
Rochester
Brian
Duane Smith
Shawn
Duane
Amanda Oates
Chris Arnold
Sora
Blue Belles
Red Creek
Murder
June Smith
Belles
Smith
Dee Stevens
Stevens
Murder of
Putnam
O'Brien
Steve Karmen the Jingle King Visits Syracuse NY
Steve Karmen, the writer of I Love New York, spoke at Newhouse Syracuse University as visiting lecturer for the American Advertising Federation. The Bronx native, now in Westchester, discussed his famous 60 second spots and how the jingle became the state song.
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Steve Karmen
New York
Steve
Hugh Carey
Albany
Westchester
Bronx
Francis Scott Karmen
Newhouse
Newhouse Communications Center
Syracuse University
American Advertising Federation
Beethoven
Midas
Bud and Wrigley
Advertising music and Steve Karmen a striking art form
Dick Case reviews Steve Karman's lecture on advertising jingles as a modern American art, noting his self taught craft, disdain for overtalky announcers, and emphasis on creating music linked to a specific product. He recounts Karman's career from porno scores to beloved campaigns like I Love New York.
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Steve
Lectern
Steve Karmen
NBC
New Jersey
Wrigley’s
General
Michelob
Girlcoats
New York
Department of Com
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E. Seneca St
Ithaca
Arthur P. Porter
Lynn St
South Seneca High School
Ovid Village
Herald-Journal News
Seneca Falls
Siescesigecescete Etstdegeestiteree
Amanda
Arnold
Vicki
Harlow Acome
Kim Sullivan
Jay Sawyer
Tam
Acome
Sawyer
Kim Rasbeck
Jessica Arnold
Kim
Mike Woods
North Rose
Dave Betts
Wolcott
Rob Yarrow
Randy Colburn
Rose
Colburn
Phil Wager
Herald-Journal
Andy Knobel
Claudette Sova
Sterling Pond
Chris Malcott
Malcott
Walcott
Dick Case
Clymer
Orient Beach
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