Death penalty decision delayed in Syracuse murder case
In Onondaga County, the District Attorney’s Office obtained more time to decide whether to seek the death penalty for Angel Carrascquillo, 39, tied to the fatal stabbings of 17-year-old Ruminege Jacinto and 2-year-old Margarita Salvador and an attack on his pregnant ex-girlfriend. The extension, agreed by the Capital Defender’s Office and Carrascquillo, pauses a 120 day deadline starting Sept. 15.
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Tae Onondaga County District Attorney's Office
Angel Carrascuitto
Carrazquillo
Meriman Ave
Ruminege Jacinto
Margarita Salvador FE
Salvador
Griffiths Street
Syracuse
Raney Jacinto
Carrasquillo
Glenn Suddaby
Aloi
Capital Defender
CDO
Sonya Zozhiin
City robbed at HSBC Bank branch on S Barren St
Syracuse investigators search for a white male in his 40s wearing a red jacket with a beard who passed a note demanding cash at 360 S. Barren St. The suspect fled on foot down Warren Street after the early morning robbery. Detectives interview witnesses. amount unknown. no suspects named.
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Syracuse
Hsbc Bank
S. Barren St
David Sackett
Doll
Warren Street
Sackett
Ters
Felice
City police investigate teen shooting on East Genesee Street
Syracuse police probe an early morning shooting in the 1700 block of East Genesee Street leaving a 15 year old and a 13 year old injured. Robbery is a possible motive as officers seek suspects and examine a back street crime scene near University Hospital.
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Syracuse
Antuan Holifield
Regal ‘St
Genesee Street
University Hospital
David Sackett
Boehlert Named New Chair Of House Science Panel
Rep. Sherwood Boehlert of New Hartford has been named chair of the House Science Committee setting the course for NASA NSF EPA and other agencies research priorities He spoke of using the post to influence federal policies benefiting Griffiss Brainard Rome Air Force research site and nearby colleges and universities in New York The selection follows a debate over committee chair rule waivers and the leadership dynamic with Rep Jamestown who heads the appropriations subcommittee.
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Sherwood Boehlert
House Science Committee
Boenlert
NASA
National Science Foundation
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Griffiss
Air Force Research
Rome
Boehtert
New
Hartford
Boehlert
Syracuse-area
Rep
Jam
Priations
New York
Beehlert
Henry Hyde
No lull as SROW tops 100 inches
Syracuse gains a slim lead among Upstate cities in snowfall totals for the season. By 10:53 a.m. the Syracuse Hancock Airport logged 101.5 inches since July 1, with 2.6 inches more on Thursday, overtaking Buffalo who had reached 100 inches. Rochester trailed with 51 inches as of Thursday.
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Syracuse
Upstate
Buffalo
New York
Syracuse Hancock International
Rochester
Syracuse group to aid Baghdad mission against sanctions
Six Syracusans plan a Baghdad relief trip to deliver medical and school supplies and meet with U.S. and Iraqi officials. The effort, led by the CNY Committee to End the Sanctions, urges donations to cover $1,500 per person and supplies like pencils notebooks and pens for Iraqi children.
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Baghdad
D.N
Iraq
Syracuse
Relaca Pyterian Tainister
Isig
Willy
U.S
CNY
St. Lucy’s Church
Gifford St. Syra
Justice at a distance from Libya to Lockerbie trial
Rosemary Wolfe, 8,000 miles away in Alexandria Virginia, monitors the Pan Am 103 trial at Camp Zeist Netherlands. She reviews daily testimony transcripts and questions prosecution strategies, hoping to uncover who placed the third bag and whether investigators traced all links to the bombing that killed 270, including 35 Syracuse University students. The Yale University scene mirrors a victim’s family vigil as Wolfe reads every day’s words since November via a password protected SU College of Law site. She seeks a fuller understanding beyond press summaries.
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Rosemary Wolfe
Netherlands
Alexandria
Camp Zeist
Syracuse University
New York
Wolfe
Malta
Pan Am
Frankfurt
Germany
Zeist
Lockerbie
Scotland
SU Dent Miriam Wolfe
Su's College of Law
Rosemary
Jim
Miriam Wolfe
Lotherbie
United Way Nears $10 Million Benchmark Again
United Way of Central New York aims to match or exceed the 1999 pledge total of 10,001,005 with final results due at 4 pm January 25 at the Oncenter. Early reports show mixed results from corporate cuts, with some gains offset by layoffs and downsizing at several firms.
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United Way
New York
Mark A. Wagner
Wagner
Michael Smith
Lockheed ‘Martin
New Process Gear
Church & Dwight
Key Bank
Ray Curtin
Empire Federal Credit Union
Empire
Onondaga County
E. Craizet
Heim
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Kathleen Bilcodough
North Burdick Street
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Ken Tompaes
Cepany
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Mark Libbon
Washington
Srow
John S. Mercurier
Gloria Wright
Air Malta
Aready
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