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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2000

Page

6

Briefs Aggregate: Teen Arrests and Local Incidents in Syracuse

A 16 year old, Tywan L. Wright of 229 Sabine St, was arraigned in City Court on charges including attempted aggravated assault on an officer after driving a moped into Officer Jeffrey S. Goodrow on Fitch Street. Other items include a 61 year old man charged with sexual abuse at a nursing home, a 22 year old man found asleep in a stranger’s home, a man charged with harassment after repeatedly calling a police cell, vandalism notices for two cars, a Lysander crash leaving a mother and son injured, a Nedrow shooting upgraded to non fatal, and a community action center savory supper planned for National Community Action Month.

Syracuse Tywan L. Wright Sabine St Wright Jeffrey S. Goodrow Fitch Street Johnny F. Gainey Vivian Teal Howard E. Castle St Gainey West Side Ronald Dalton Bellevue Ave Dalton Avery Avenue Michael Kowalewski Vagas N. Mai Carbon St Mai Kowalewski

DeWitt Concert Series Opens in Ryder Park

The DeWitt Recreation Department launches its fifth annual concert series on Thursdays from 6 30 to 8 30 p m at Ryder Park Dan Elliott and The Bonet perform on a Thursday and Kyote is set for July 20 Free concerts with a concert hotline at 446 9250 for info

DeWitt Recreation Department Ryder Park Dan Elliott the Bonet Kyote

Inmate Death Sparks Jail Disturbances at Justice Center

After the death of inmate Mark McComb, about five inmates and five deputies were injured during a Saturday jail church service disturbance and a second dispute. Deputy Tom Ristoff cited unrelated causes to the death, while Chief Deputy Callisto noted no deputy wrongdoing. Detectives continue to investigate potential charges.

Justice Center Ice Onondaga County Sheriff's Department Tom Ristoff Anthony Callisto Ristoff Callisto Mark McComb Artillery Lane Baldwinsville McComb Setar Sheriff's Department Onondaga County State Commission On Corrections Ron Boak

Clinton outlines New Jobs plan during Van Buren visit

Hillary Clinton campaigned across New York promoting equal opportunity and her New Jobs for New York plan. She linked high taxes and utility costs to limited economic growth and said she would cut costs with transport improvements, lower oil prices, and a technology bonds program. Local residents, including Joanne Brace, waited in rain as Clinton spoke about reducing energy costs and diversifying markets to attract business and tourism.

Clinton van Buren Hillary Rodham Clinton New York Senate Central Park van Ren Joanne Brace Oswego Brace Oswego County New Lazio Canada U.S. Food and Drug Administration United States Kim Battista Syracuse

Marathoner finds life on the run at Utica race

Alphon so Davis, a 54 year old from Syracuse, ran Sunday’s Boilermaker in Utica then rested on a bus by 9 45 am. A former crack addict in rehab at the VA Medical Center, Davis credits running with filling a void left by sobriety and recounts years of hardship from addiction to recovery.

Boilermaker Utica Alphonso Davis Syracuse Chiavers Track Club Davis Veterans Affairs Medical Center America Syracuse

Local teens win national ACT-SO honors in Baltimore

Jacquelyn Hall from Liverpool High School won first in biology and Jennifer Edge from Bishop Ludden won in entrepreneurship at the ACT-SO national competition. Both earned $2,000 and a laptop. Central New York sent nine scholars to Baltimore among 1,300 students across 25 categories. Hall will attend Duke University and Edge plans Onondaga Community College studies.

Jacquelyn Hall Jennifer Edge Baltimore New York Liverpool High School Bishop Ludden Central New York Linda Brown-Robinson Act-So National Association For the Advancement of Color Hall Edge BluJinni Development Brown-Robinson Kinko's Duke University Ridge Onondaga Community College

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