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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1997
Page
12
A brother and sister from Syracuse died in a foggy Interstate 81 crash in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania. Minnie Ware and Johnnie Williams were struck by Lewis F Heiser while near the roadside as Ware retrieved an item from her trunk. Ware died at the scene and Williams died at Pottsville Hospital after the 5 am collision. Heiser faced no charges.
Onondaga County detectives arrested Darris Williams I, 23, of Westmoreland Avenue, and Tavares Young, 19, of Roosevelt Avenue, for a July 30 armed robbery at Saratoga Steaks & Seafood Restaurant on Waring Road. Each faces felony robbery, assault, criminal use of a firearm and grand larceny charges and is jailed at the Justice Center. Deputies say a patron and an employee were assaulted and cash taken from the office before the suspects fled in a car.
State police accuse Timothy Johnston, 21, of East Lake Road Hamilton, a Chenango Valley Nursery School aide, of two counts each of first degree sexual mistreatment and endangering a child. He pleaded innocent, posted bail, and was later jailed briefly before release. A second arrest on similar charges involving a four year old followed.
Five Onondaga County residents were charged Monday with third degree burglary in a Clay laundry room break in. Names include Mitchell A. Desimone, Joseph A. Fanno, David H. Malone, Jennifer N. Murphy, and Elaine A. Murphy. Bail set at 1,000 dollars. potential seven year prison term if convicted. Investigators link to an earlier Bear Road incident.
Activists from the Animal Defense League hailed the release of eight fur protestors arrested near Georgia's Furs on South Salina Street. Five were freed Monday after hospital concerns over hunger strikes, while three others posted bail Friday. Onondaga County officials debated forced feeding. one protester was hospitalized.
A Syracuse linen company settles a multi million dollar suit over a Pulaski couple's death. The two girls Cathy and Amanda Brown will get annual tax free benefits starting at age 22, with $87,700 and $115,900 yearly respectively plus lump sum payments. The settlement covers attorney fees and an annuity totaling about 3.3 million plus insurer contributions. The 1993 crash near Parish involved a tractor trailer driven by Linda A Moore.
Onondaga County DA will pursue civil action over inmate Lucinda Batts death at the Justice Center. Prosecutors declined grand jury presentation, calling it passive medical malpractice. Batts relatives plan to sue. state and county officials review showed no criminal rise.
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