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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 2001

Page

11

Woman admits robbing four banks in Syracuse

Eloise Bowman 62 of West Seneca Tnck pled guilty to a third degree bank robbery tied to a May KeyBank holdup. She said she staged three other downtown bank robberies as part of a plea for probation, seeking to support her granddaughter. Defense notes financial hardship and gambling as factors.

Eloise Bowman Joseph Fahey Bowman West Seneca Tnck KeyBank S. Warren Street Thomas Miller Syracuse Fahey Miller Anderself Bowmar Onondaga County District Attorney’s Office Jamesfearn Redfearn

Officer slashed directing Dome traffic in Syracuse

Syracuse police say Officer James Clark with 17 years on the job was slashed on Castle Street near East Castle after a house party spill following a Syracuse University game at the Carrier Dome. The attacker, 36, of 361 Ave., fought Clark, slicing face ear and chin, then was charged with assault and weapon counts plus menacing and resisting arrest.

Syracuse James Clark Trafic Syracuse University Carrier Dome Clark East Castle Leon Streets Robert Driscoll Castle Street Ave Joe Sweeny Never Hospital Sweeny Barksdale

Livelihoods hang in the balance as Consolidated seeks to keep workers employed

Auditors review Consolidated Industries Montsy after a financial collapse. George Mango, executive director, meets Syracuse officials with Mayor Bernardi to plan. Oswego Industries pledges to explore continuing jobs for 230 workers with disabilities amid 350 staff payroll woes. State officials plan to assess the nonprofit’s future as 230 workers rely on its programs.

Consolidated Industries Montsy George A. Mango Syracuse Roy Bernardi Consolidated City Hall Mango Oswego Industries Oswego Avc Paul Kurtaman State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Ociuties

A Buddhist's journey by Priyadarshi Shukla's path to monastic life

Priyadarshi Shukla, a Le Moyne College student and Manh ass Pebble Hill alumnus, blends Hindu heritage with Buddhist study. Born in India, he ran away at 11 to monasteries, later pursued Asian philosophy and liberation theology, earning praise from friends and professors for his curiosity and promise.

Priyadarshi Shukla Yan Por India Dalai Lama le Moyne College Ani Tan Liberation Theology Latin America Shukla Cheryl Zimmerman le Moyne Michael A. Kagan Tie Calcutta Shula Vaishali United States Manchus Pebble Hill Inner Peace Society U.S Jaeviter Games

Remembering Jerry Wilson A Syracuse Gentleman and Scholar

A tribute to Jerry Wilson who died at 84, described as a community treasure and a guiding voice in local arts, business, and politics. The column recalls his gracious calls, long service, and friendship with Peter Coleman, Tipp Hill pubmaster, highlighting his role as a respected civic figure.

Tin Goli Jerry Richard Peter Coleman Peter Tipp Hill Isteresting

Legal counsel program board to meet on interim contract

The Assigned Counsel Program board will meet to consider an interim contract to cover administrative costs for January through March, giving time to finalize a longer agreement and ensure ongoing legal representation for those unable to afford lawyers. Board President Marc Waldauer stated the aim to satisfy both short and long term needs while addressing internal issues surrounding director Joan Parker’s tenure. Parker defended past use of surplus funds to run the program amid absent county funding, noting delays and questions about a new video arraignment program. county withdrew a proposed contract in May 2000 but no one urged shutdown. The interim plan requests 24 500 in county funds per month, and Waldauer planned to recommend approval at today’s meeting.

Assigned Counsel Onondaga County Marc Waldaver Joan Parker Parker Justice Center Wardauer Waldauer Sai Waldauer

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