Bailey to defend pair in bribery case arraignment
Paul C. DeBernardis and Donald W. Maloney, Syracuse men indicted last July, will be arraigned Thursday in County Court on all charges. F Lee Bailey will not be attorney of record but will assist as defense in the bribery of a witness case with a yet unnamed local attorney. Trial likely in late March or early April after Monday commitments in Florida.
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Paul C. DeBernardis
Donald W. Maloney
New York State
F. Lee Bailey
Sam Sheppard
Cleveland
Carl Coppolino
New Jersey
Bailey
Dist
Atty
Frank A. Gualtieri
Gualtieri
Syracuse
Albert Orenstein
Florida
Cappolino
Grocery box may aid in search for robber
A robbery at Loblaw’s substore near 2922 E Genesee was halted by a shopper Polly Jr. of 378 Lillian Ave who helped police identify a well dressed man. The suspect, about 45, entered with a revolver and demanded cash from the front and back safes. He fled with a portion of the loot while Polly opened the cash drawer and cooperated with officers.
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Sicartes Bes
Syracuse Studied as Site for Alcoholism Center
A Buffalo and Rochester Committee favors a Syracuse site for a state alcoholism center as four cities are considered. Dr John Norris notes Syracuse is among the options while a luncheon with officials hints at progress but remains noncommittal on selection.
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Syracuse
New York City
Buffalo and
Rochester
State Alcoholism Cent University
John Norris
Ter
Visory Council On
Dr. Norris
Syracuse seen as possible site for New York alcohol research center
A visiting expert urged a Syracuse site for a New York alcohol research center, noting it would be the first in the state and comparing it to Toronto. He described three alcohol views, the need to educate teachers, and hinted the project could be a multi million effort. The luncheon at the university followed by site selection team discussions.
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New York
Norris
Toronto
Norris Sand
Two Girls Hurt in One Car Crash in Sennett Town
Two Onondaga County residents were injured in a one car crash on Route in Sennett. Linda Toneuszewski, 19, of Baldwinsville and Gail Brush, 17, Mattydale, were taken to Auburn Memorial Hospital. Driver Michael McDonald, 17, Mattydale, was uninjured and charged with speeding. the car left the road after failing to negotiate a curve and plunged into a creek.
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Sennett
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Linda Toneuszewski
High Road
Baldwinsville
Gail Brush
Brewerton Road
Mattydale
Michael A. McDonald
Boston Road
McDonald
Charles Moochler
Toneuszewski
Sennett Peace
Bert Westlake
Department
Moechler
Veterans seek pension hike amid Vietnam era debate
A Onondaga County Veterans Council representing 67 groups urges higher pension limits for single veterans and widows, with proposed monthly caps at 1,008 and 1,300 dollars for those with dependents. The discussion occurs as public opinion and policy shift amid Vietnam war coverage and related political figures attend a church meeting on the issue.
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Onondaga County Veterans Council
Hastich
Church Defends UN, Warns Vietnam War Costs On Broadway Stage
Senator Frank Church argues the United Nations is a global stage while warning that war in Vietnam remains the biggest box office attraction. He rebuts a Syracuse debate topic asserting the UN is off Broadway and urges limits on bombing North Vietnam. The debate ended 35 to 15 in Church’s favor with one abstention.
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Grave Episcopal Church
Vietnam
Patrica Griffith
Cornell
Grifstore
Hejith
Belt
Merning Coalition
Meadowbrook
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D-Idaho
Church
World Group
Syracuse University Debate Union
U.S
Congress
Arnold M. Grant
Syracuse
Escrow plan to recover back taxes adopted by city
The city approves an escrow plan to collect 61.24 million dollars in back taxes as of December 31 1968. Taxpayers may enter monthly payment agreements with added fees interest and penalties while the city bids or taxes deeds if not redeemed by April. Officials Ben Gingold and Mayor William Walsh promote the plan at City Hall.
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Jamin M. Gingold
William F. Walsh
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Department of Assessment
Department of Finance
City Hall
Adams Returns Henry Adams Jr in Embezzlement Case
Henry Adams Jr of Skanea teles was returned from Texas and will be arraigned March 13 on charges of embezzling $95,000 from First Trust and Deposit Co. Adams, 56, former assistant head teller at the bank, faces an indictment refiled February 2 before Judge Edmund Port in U.S. District Court, Syracuse.
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Henry Adams Jr
Skanea Teles
Texas
First Trust & Deposit Co
Adams
Edmund Port
U.S. District Court
Syracuse
Troopers chase bright UFO across northern skies
Massena area residents and state troopers report sightings of a fast moving bright object near Helena and Hogansburg. The object, initial reports say, appeared like a satellite or airplane, was tracked for miles before heading west. Police consulted Air Force authorities and noted its high, steady path in clear skies.
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Helena
L.E. Kelsey
Norfolk-Norwood
Vassena
Norfolk
Malone Barracks
Canton
Sey
Crystal Cole
Watertown
Hogansburg
Matteo
Bain
Jlice
Outer Space
G.A. Matteo
K.E. Bain
Air Force
Dry Hill
Llite
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