Three Syracuseans Deny Interstate Furs theft charges
Deborah Lowery David Head and John Maloney pleaded innocent in Utica federal court to two counts each of conspiracy and interstate transportation of stolen furs tied to $11000 worth of goods moved from Syracuse to Wayne New Jersey. They face up to 10000 fine and 15 years' imprisonment. Lowery and Head also pleaded guilty to Wayne County disorderly conduct with $500 fines.
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U.S. District Court
Utica
Deborah Lowery
Bradbury Drive
David L. Head
Twin Hills Drive
John T. Maloney
E. Lake Road
Skaneateles
Howard Munson
Albany
Syracuse
Wayne
N.J
Miss Lowery
Head
Rentals Sales and Service for Medical Equipment
Local supplier offers hospital beds wheel chairs patient lifts bedside tables and trapezes for rental and sale. Available models include standard adjustable beds and compact wheel chairs with fast delivery and maintenance options for healthcare facilities and home use.
Salina board adds charges against highway supervisor Santangelo
The Salina town board, in a 3 1 vote, piled new charges on Mario Santangelo the highway superintendent facing dismissal over alleged irregularities. He has avoided officials for over a week and critics say his actions contradict duties while pay checks are withheld until he reports to town hall.
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Salina
Mario Santangelo
Robert Battle
John Stevens
Santangelo
Stevens
Clifford Hart
Terminal Road
Battle
Hart
Highway Department
Convenience Credit at Bank of New York
An advertisement promotes Convenience Credit for Bank of New York Checking Accounts. One application grants access to extra loans from $400 to $5,000 and cover for emergencies or purchases, with emphasis on ease and ongoing check validity.
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Bank of New York
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Jergen
Ription Service
Syracue
Herald-Journal
Salina Board
the Bank OF New York Central Region
New York State
South Warren Street
W. Genesee, Hinsdale Road
Bayberry Shopping Plaza
S. Salina
Green Hills Center
Fayetteville Mall
FDIC
Carmel
Sibley’s
Downtown
Fayetteville
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