Lennon suspect’s sanity exam eyed by hypnotist witness
Dr. Milton Kline, a forensic psychologist retained by defense attorney John Marks, tests the possibility of using hypnosis to evaluate Mark David Chapman, the 25 year old accused killer of John Lennon. Kline previously testified in two local trials showing hypnosis can reveal what a person believes to be true and may not reflect actual truth.
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Mike Fish
Milton Kline
John Lennon
New York City
Syracuse
Eric Alderman
Kirk Hughes
Teresa Kelly
Focal
Kline
The
Herald- Journal
Mark David Chapman
Chapman
John Marks
Marks
Hughes
Ormand Gale
Alderman
Manlius
John F. Kelly
Kelly
Walter Gorman
Fire injures man as 50 flee James Street apartments
A 75 year old James Street resident suffers smoke inhalation after a pipe smoking accident ignites a cushion in a second-floor apartment at Schopfer Court Apartments. The quick spread forces about 50 residents to evacuate, with four fire companies responding to a 22 alarm blaze. No other injuries reported.
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James Street
Schopfer Court
James St
Catherine Street
Joseph More
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Corbett
Morel
Corbett
O'Mara leads probe role amid long process and cofiing plan
Andreon and staff show utmost cooperation as O'Mara weighs time and cost of the grand jury probe. He will remain tied to Elmira firm at 75 dollars per hour up to sixty thousand annually and may appear at his law office tomorrow. He plans to reduce heavy commuting after resigning a Court of Claims judgeship in 1976, remaining active with private practice and judicial reform ideas. The probe has no termination date while Abrams assigns upstate attorneys to lead the George J. Schunck insurance case trials.
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Metro
Andreon
O'Mara
Elmira
le Moyne College
Cornell Law School
Court of Claims
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rochester
Hugh Carey
Executive Commission
Abrams
George J. Schunck- O'Mara
Judge consolidates indictments in insurance scheme trial
Judge Jumps ordered consolidation of four misdemeanor conspiracy indictments naming insurance executive George J. Schunck and others. Schunck, 50, Fayetteville, will face trial Monday with jurors to report at 10 am. The case involves alleged GOP linked kickbacks from county insurance business and ties to Election Law and anti trust charges. Roger G. Moreland’s indictments were consolidated separately from Mulroy and Auer.
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State Supreme Court
Lyman H. Smith
George J. Schunck
Schunck
Smith
Fayetteville
William F. Lynn
Roger G. Moreland
Algo
Moreland
John H. Mulroy
Martin S. Auer
GOP
Exploding fumes injure worker at Route 5 dealership
An Elbridge man, Mark Mathis, 30, was slightly injured by fumes from a snow mole he worked on that ignited and exploded in the Kawagaki Store basement on Route 5 in Midridge. He received on scene smoke inhalation treatment from Midridge Fire Department and was not hospitalized. The incident occurred around 4:30 p.m. deputies said.
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Elbridge
Route 5
Mark Mathis
Midridge
Sherff
Depue
Kawagaki
Insurance probe highlights county liability and settling costs
The county faces mounting liability risk and rising costs as it reassesses insurance. A $825,000 settlement with Fayetteville businessman Carl Brookman and three corporations for 1975 flood damages could top $1 million with financing. Officials discuss risk management, civil rights exposures, and catastrophe insurance amid a growing legal landscape and a reorganized finance division signaling new approach.
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Fayetteville
Bryan Hedges
Robert Rossi
Carl M. Brookman J
Downtown Syracuse thrives as a multi purpose center proposal
Irwin Davis of the Metropolitan Development Association envisions downtown Syracuse becoming a multi purpose center with 50 to 100 retail shops and a skyway network. He cites energy costs drawing people back to cities, need for housing near downtown, and calls for affordable parking and reform of tax assessments to attract businesses.
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Syracuse
Irwin Davis
Metropolitan Development Association
University College
Davis
U.S
MDA
Stereo equipment taken during knifepoint home invasion
Police seek two intruders who posed as maintenance workers to rob Kevin M. Walsh, 28, at his Kennedy Square Apartments last night. Walsh was shoved, a knife held to his back, and his stereo speakers unplugged while his wallet and cash were taken. He was treated and released from State University Hospital.
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Kevin M. Walsh
Kennedy Square
Walsh
Crous¢ Avenue
Burnet Avenue
State University Hospital
Herald-Journal
Dick Case
California
Parental control bill aims to bind PINS until eighteen
Albany Assemblyman Bill Bush of Camillus introduces a measure to grant parents jurisdiction over youths labeled as PINS until age 18. He argues current rules let PINS avoid parental authority after 16 while parents remain financially responsible, creating runaways and unreciprocated control. The bill would set emancipation age and end parental financial duty at 18.
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Albany
Bill Bush
Camillus
Bush
Assemblyman
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