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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2000
Page
6
A McDonald’s manager reported a counterfeit twenty to police after an employee at 1904 Teall Ave. detected the bill’s abnormal feel and marker test. The employee, who tested the note at the drive thru, watched the suspect drive away and fled the scene before officers arrived, leaving no immediate arrest.
Adryan Jones aged 18 of 1809 E Fayette St and Cheri Burwell aged 19 of 117 Randall Rd were involved in a domestic dispute sparked by Burwell flirting with a pizza delivery man. Jones slapped Burwell, she punched back and they fought. Neither wished prosecution. Burwell was given domestic violence complaint forms.
Derrick Corley 21 of Wind ing Ridge Road returned to his Skyw apartment after Christmas vacation to find furniture overturned and valuables missing. TV stereo computer Playstation speakers answering machine and a black leather jacket valued at about 4000 dollars were stolen. Police pursue Albany woman linked to charges on another card at Carousel Center and Pouman Jewelers. Two men wounded in a party Sunday were hospitalized in serious condition. Arc of Onondaga announces a positive discipline forum February 17 with a weather backup March 2.
Syracuse Commission for Women seeks nominees for the Woman of Courage Award honoring women who overcome obstacles. Nominations must be postmarked by Thursday. For details call Maria Fallace or Rose Marie Barilla at 448-2620. Highland Forest hosts Valentines in the Forest dinner Feb 4 5 11 12 from 7 to 11 pm at Fabius Park with dinner Music museum visit remembrance photo flowers and a horse drawn sleigh ride for 55 per couple. Reservations or information call 683-5550 between 7 am and 9 pm.
SPCA official Bob Habberfield will urge New York Assembly hearings to require spay and neuter for all new cats and to license cat owners. The plan aims to raise funds for sterilizations, reduce shelter overcrowding, and cover animals from shelters, rescues, breeders, and pet stores.
Rev. Bill Coop urged better understanding across races at Park Central Presbyterian Church. He noted a mixed turnout in a King Day observance and recalled his Civil Rights era experiences including marching on Washington, meeting Dr. King, and inviting him to speak in New York as the nation faced Vietnam.
Anthony and Joel Shelley form a strong bond at Fowler High School based on games music and baseball. Anthony a 16-year-old first generation African American dreams of architecture while his best friend mixes with peers and faces race with easy humor. They plan to sleep late on a holiday.
Syracuse lawyer Richard Priest has received more than a quarter of a million dollars as lead defense for death-row inmate James Jeff Cahill. Officials say total defense costs exceed $409,000 with potential for another $100,000 before appeals.
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