Murder defendant says he did not know teen was stabbed
In a county court, Carrasquillo-Villanueva faced second degree murder and weapon charges after 18 year old Allison died from a single stab wound outside a Grace Street home. Prosecution and defense rested as a knife was recovered. jurors could begin deliberations Monday.
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Allison
Grace Street
Carrasquilto-Villanueva
Richard Plochocki
Erik Mitchell
Mitchell
Carrasquillo-Villanueva
Piemonte
Ict
Shennard Street
Kent
Lochocki Cross
Bobi Piemonte
arrasquillo-Villanueva
Bank robber copycats target Syracuse branches in brief spree
Police link Friday holdups at Marine Midland Bank and a Key Bank to a wave of copycat robberies that used threatening notes and yielded small cash amounts. Investigators name two suspects from earlier Key Bank cases and urge tips. No weapons shown and no injuries reported.
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Syracuse
Salma St. Podce
Timothy Mumford
Orlando Avenue
Mumford
Marine Midland Bank
N. Salina St
Wolf St
Key Bank
Taft Road
Clay
Marine Midland
Nike
Tarky Lombardi begins 11 day Taiwan junket
State Sen. Tarky Lombardi Jr. travels to Taiwan for an 11 day government sponsored mission with 10 regional lawmakers. The trip, funded by the Taiwan Provincial Assembly, aims to boost trade and cooperation on energy and human services. Lombardi, finance committee chair, will miss two days of the New York legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Far East
Tnp
Syracuse Republican
Taiwan Provincial Assembly
Provincial Assembly
Lombard
Council of State Governments
Wendell Hannaford
Hannaford
Lombardi
State Senate
Council
Mario Cuomo
New York
Syracuse Tank & Manufacturing Co., Inc
Gerald McLaughlin
Nuclear plant begins fuel reload at Nine Mile Point 1
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp started reloading fuel this week at Nine Mile Point 1 with plans to restart the reactor in March. NRC clearance is needed to restart though reload does not require prior NRC approval. The unit shut in December 1987 due to vibration in a water-pumping system.
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Oswego
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Nine Mile Point 1
Niagara Mohawk
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
RY Ot
Footy
Ena Am
Sree
WALI
OUD
Imac Lid Beth Od
A Lie Weide
Nurses approve new contract for Onondaga County
Onondaga County nurses ratified a new contract to curb resignations, with retroactive pay raises of 4 to 6 percent and $500 in year one, plus $500 and another 4 to 6 percent in 1990, and 4 to 6 percent plus $250 in 1994. The pact expires December 31, 1991 and awaits county legislature approval. The deal places nurses in the statewide pay middle, with top RN pay near $31,000 by contract end.
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Onondaga County
Martha Hogarth
Trojano
Owen County
Barry
New York State
Second jury convicts man of murder
Carmel Buccola, 44, was found guilty by a County Court jury of second degree murder, attempted second degree murder, and second degree criminal possession of a weapon in the shooting death of Bruce Bath on March 18. Darrel Francisco survived the attack. the verdict followed a stalled first trial last October and comes ahead of a January sentencing request for the maximum penalty.
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Ann Bath
Carmine Buccola
Buccola
St. Patrick's Day
Kathleen
Francisco
Bruce
Bath
John LaParo
Syracuse
Ais
Public Safety Building
Donald Scanion
LaPare
William J. Burke
Salina Sr
Kate Rosenthal
Fire wrecks home in Fayetteville at 115 Mill St
A two story wood frame house at 115 Mill St in Fayetteville burned after 5:30 am. Three residents escaped with no injuries as firefighters and volunteers from Manlius DeWitt and Minoa battled the blaze and investigators planned to determine the cause.
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Fayetteville
Mill St
Beverly Vandersee
Thomas
Lisa Martel
Chris Rider
Wandersee
Rider
Bob Wolf
Wolf
John Scofield
Scofield
Ana Bean Phatte Tee Bate
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Rod Carr
Marl
J. Singk
Midland Bank
N. Salinaast
Tarky
Junket
By Erik Kriss
Pote Tarry Lombardi JR
Joseph Nicoletti
Peter Troiano
Direcor
Gruss
Manlus, DeWitt and
Minoa
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