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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2001
Page
10
Text fragments indicate lawsuits naming multiple city schools, with unclear references to Shea Middle and Shaffer. The readable parts suggest a legal action involving education entities and named individuals, but details and full context are missing from the provided OCR.
A stream of vaguely readisiable notices records many births with mothers and fathers named, and several marriages or parentage statements. Multiple entries mention daughters and sons with dates and surnames, intermingling names like Susan Shevean, Angela Powers, Rob Concley, and others, without clear context or complete details.
Police tracked a red Ford F250 with plow through Trompeon and New Court avenues after a credit union heist. An unmarked chase led to a McDonald’s near Teall and Grant Terrace where three men exited. Officers drew weapons as Vassenelli and Scipione closed in, ending the pursuit.
Friends describe Kara as a generous helper who aided battered wives and supported the 2000 kids she mentored. She worked with Young Life, Camp Sielle Maris, and other Christian outreach groups, counseling children and aiding families to find aid and employment.
Dorothy M Keaven Caster age 70 of 3975 Douglas Castors died Thursday. She and her husband owned the Olcon Hotel in Oneida and was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church Canastota. Survivors include her husband Loren two daughters Vanessa sville Tracy and Valarie Conley of Cape Vincent two sisters Gertrude Hand and Shirley Kimber six grandchildren five great grandchildren two brothers Leo Kenyon of Henderson Nev. Services were private with burial at West Verona Cemetery. Campbell Dean Funeral Home Oneida arranged. Contributions to Hospice of CNY 990 Seventh North St Liverpool 13088.
Joseph T. Manley Marley, 72, formerly of 469 James St Syracuse, died Thursday at Van Duyn Home. Native and life resident of Syracuse, he was a Christian Brothers Academy graduate, former Syracuse Herald Journal ad salesman, and businessman. Survived by three nieces Kath leen Comer Sharon Baraella Christine Ringenburg and five nephews James Kevin Richard Manley Mike Mack. Services at 2 p.m. Saturday at St Josephs Church with burial at Loomis Hill Cemetery Onondaga Hill. Calling hour 1:30 to 2 p.m.
A brief obituary note mentions a Saturday service at the church on Cherm Valley Turnpike Fayelie with Bullves and Lunsford noted. The message includes a garbled name Symseuse and a street number 13220 associated with Hearn, indicating a local death notice with unclear details.
W Carson McCall of North Fort Myers Florida dies at 89. Born in Auburn he lived there before moving in 1970 after 41 years in business with Alco Products. Former Westmin Presbyterian Church member. Wife He Schanzie died in 1970. Survivors include daughters Margaret Baker and Martha Grant, and two grandchildren. Private services at Fort Hill Cemetery in Auburn with Brew Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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