Assault suspect cleared by grand jury seven indicted
Seven individuals face grand jury charges in a November December session. Richard Monegieff, 27, was cleared of second degree assault. Anthony Johnson, 35, indicted on multiple counts including rape and unlawful imprisonment. Cynthia Thompson, 21, charged with sexual abuse and related offenses. Two Tucuse men charged with third degree burglary. Dens Bridges 20 and Rendall Karl 26 tied to related incidents. Lewis Soles 31, M. Canasteta and Thomas Dery 29 cited for stolen property offenses. Annel Jackson 18 faces second degree burglary and related weapons charges.
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Anthony Johnson
5 Ave
Dens Bridges
Croton
Rendall M. Karl
St. Ally
Isuri
Saliga
Lewis Soles
S. Peterboro
M. Canasteta
Thomas Dery
Ash St
County eyes new recovery agency hit by input delay
The Onondaga County Legislature weighs delaying a decision on a county Resource Recovery Agency until towns and villages review the plan. Camillus towns attorney John Ferris warns the 35 page draft grants the county legislature power to appropriate funds and ties towns to supplying trash for a county steam plant and landfill, raising concerns about legality and regional landfill expansion.
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Camillus
John Ferris
John H. Mulroy
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Monda
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Counly
Mulroy urged to probe landfill alternatives
County Legislator Salanger introduced a resolution urging County Executive Mulroy and the Public Works Committee to thoroughly investigate alternatives to a county landfill in Camillus. He opposes Belle Isle Road site and favors a study of scattered landfills with Rock Cut Road trash fuel plan underway for interim cover.
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Mulroy
Fames PF. Salanger
Public Works Committee
John H. Mulroy
Camillus
Salanger
Belle Isle Road
Sai
Toronto
Tripoli
Onondaga
Varius
Rock Cut Road
Swanger
Two-Alarm Fire Damages Large Apartment Building
Two-alarm blaze heavily damaged a large-story apartment building at 404 Clifford St yesterday. Fire investigators blame faulty wiring in the bathroom ceiling of an apartment occupied by Mr and Mrs Gregory Gardner and their three children.
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2Ifford SL
Gregory Gardner
Cathedral fire linked to theft at Immaculate Conception
Fire officials link a minor blaze at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception to the theft of money from the church poor box. Investigators say the fire confined to an unused confession booth. officials moved the donation box to deter thefts and no arrests were made. The cathedral remained open for Mass and confessions.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Anthony Nigro
Roland Nortman
Nigro
Patrick O'Leary
Officials deny OCC shuws talks amid looming strike
Dominick Pisegna, head of employee relations for Quon dag a Community College, refutes Sidney Manes's charge that negotiators are unavailable. He says sessions occurred last Friday and that both sides must have authority to bargain. Teachers voted to strike Monday if the deadlock persists.
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Pisegna
Manes
Robert Gray
Troy
Gray
Seven arrested after warrants issued
Police recovered stolen items including a .38 revolver and a cassette deck at Ivy Ridge and Valley Drive. Sherman Stewart, 28, charged with criminal possession of stolen property and illegal weapon possession, to be arraigned. Two others, Charles Gilbert and Valerie Butler, faced narcotics and forged instruments charges. Deborah Holmes and Lorie Holmes released after narcotics arrest. Edward Coleman and Helen Raus released after valuables found.
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Thomas J. Sardina
Karen Cook
Ivy Ridge Apartments
Valley Drive
Smith & Wesson
Sidney
Sherman Stewart
Deborah Holmes
Lorie
State St
W. Borden Ave
Edward Coleman
Helen Raus
McKinley Ave
City to Get $1.2 Million Grant for Syracuse
Rep George Wortley R Fayetteville announces Syracuse will receive a 1.2 million dollar grant from the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 for small and medium business and industry revitalization. Wortley said Moon Landrieu informed him of the grant.
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George Wortley
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Bec
Wortley
Moon Landreu
City Tows Urged For Hanover Square Parking Problem
City officials warn of towing as Hanover Square redevelopment nears completion. Posts say only delivery vehicles may use the plaza area. merchants and drivers urged to cooperate to prevent clashes over parking on the new brick surface.
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Hanover Square
Clinton
Hanover Squares
Genesee Street
Vito Sciscilor
Sciscioli
Hanover Square Merchants Association
Department of Parks and Recreation
Herald-Journ Gs Uy
Dick Blume
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