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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1997
Page
1
Cloudy with periods of snow. Saturday cloudy with snow showers low 28. Sunday mostly cloudy with snow flurries low 24 and high 35. Monday shows scattered sunshine low 24 high 32. Tuesday expected considerable clouds with possible snow late, low 26 high 34.
In Skaneateles, Roger Scott fights a long court battle over his oversized home and a court ordered demolition. He claims transferring title to a family trust funds cryonic storage for relatives, a move lawyer James O Shea calls absurd. The town seeks more than 161000 dollars for demolition and costs, with Justice Jeas Stone to rule later.
Psi Kappa Theta at Michigan Technological University in Houghton, 33 members, pleaded guilty to selling alcohol without a license. Judge Garfield Hood ordered 229 fire hydrants cleared and a total of 540 in costs. Each member must log 20 hours of snow shoveling or the group pays 1200 fine or donates party profits of 600 to charity.
Fulton resident Owen Higgins reached into his couch at 207 Beech St Thursday seeking a lens and pulled out a World War II era grenade. Police evacuated the building, closed the street, and Fort Drum ordnance crews confirmed it was a training device, not live.
Industry experts say Simpson’s homeowner policy may cover his roughly $2 million civil trial legal bill but would not pay damages if he is found liable for Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s deaths. An umbrella policy could extend to wrongful death claims while remaining subject to rights reserves.
Syracuse and Onondaga County plan a joint crime laboratory to cut costs. State flooding concerns create tension as residents near Seneca River blame authorities while officials dispute the extent of the high water impact. Mary Galvin pleads guilty to conspiracy in bank robberies linked to the Closing Time Bandit.
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