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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1997
Page
8
A community notice invites families to St Ann's School at Boulevard and Bette for a fundraiser. A $5 family request helps cover costs. McGruff the crime dog will meet attendees. Volunteers and coaches are needed. sign up by calling David O'Connors at ius-3302.
Dr Nienke Dosa and three resident colleagues spearhead a gun safety initiative at University Hospital to treat gun safety as a public health issue. The panel will survey the community, develop brochures, and coordinate education with local agencies and youth focused programs. Community leaders stress responsibility and safe gun storage to prevent accidental shootings and protect children.
In Baldwinsville, Lt. Daniel Warner launches Triad to connect senior citizens with police, easing fears about calling for help and ensuring medics and firefighters access vital medical information. The program includes seed funding, Files of Life, a Senior Citizens Police Academy, and a county SALT council to guide efforts.
Ontario County teen Matthew Gage 18 and passenger William Radley 19 rode off Yellow Mills Road early Thursday. Radley died after divers pulled his body from Ganargua Creek while Gage was charged with speeding not reasonable and prudent and other violations. Authorities say alcohol and unsafe speed contributed to the Wayne County crash.
A law enforcement report says Southern California has become the nation’s drug money laundering center, with cash funneled to Mexico and back into the United States. The shift followed Florida crackdown, and 85 percent of LA Fed cash last year was $100 bills, amid a large cash inflow.
Albany appeals court reinstates John Ruthosky’s lawsuit against Welland Works for injuries from a manure spreader, sending the case to trial. An expert witness argued the design and shields could fail, while engineers noted redesigns after the incident. The panel also upheld Motter’s 1995 conviction for related crimes and ordered hearings on work release revocation procedures.
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