Battered wife wins attention as she seeks appeal
In Allegany County, Les lie Anne Emick is serving two to six years for first–degree manslaughter after killing her husband Marshall Allison in his sleep on February 25, 1983 following prolonged abuse. Support pours in from classmates and alumni raising funds for her appeal, highlighting battered spouse self defense as a legal question for New York appellate courts.
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Leslie Anne Emick
Marshall Allison
Emick
Allison
Allegany County
Emuck
New York
Cuba
Power outage hits 1300 homes when tree topples lines
A tree being cut by Syracuse Developmental Center crews fell the wrong way near South Avenue and Glenwood, pulling down power lines that fed about 1300 homes and businesses on the southwest side. Emergency crews closed the block as lines arced, no injuries reported, power restored about 15 minutes later.
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Syracuse Developmental Center
South Avenue
Glenwood Avenue
Onondaga
Niagara Mohawk
Maceo Felton
Oneida Street
Onondaga Hill
Syracuse
Rod Carr
Syracuse Fire Department
Herald-Journal
Dawid Grunfake
GOP Leader Praises Wortley and Attacks Ferraro Choice
Rep Robert Michel and Rep George Wortley outline GOP strategy to defend Reagan in 1984. Michel dismisses Mondale Ferraro poll gains and defends Katherine Davalos Ortega as keynote. They urge a smaller deficit focus, warn on rising interest rates, and plan to narrow GOP House gap by 25 to 30 seats. Wortley discusses campaign finances and a Democratic opponent in 27th District.
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Mario Cuomo
Geraldine Ferraro
GOP
Dallas
Rep
Robert Michel
House
Syracuse
U.S
Katherine Davalos Ortega
Reagan
Michel
Deride
Wortley
Ferraro
Gallup
Newsweek
Bush
Mondale
Greater Syracuse
Peoria
Reag
Mulroy backs changes at arena
County executive Mulroy recommends major changes at the Onondaga County War Memorial to cut an annual deficit of 389,185. Proposals include eliminating 10 permanent jobs, rebidding concession contracts, and replacing the box office run by Harold Hatfield with a county operated system and computerized tickets. No direct criticism of War Memorial Director Donald A Napier is stated.
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Onondaga County War Memorial
Camullus
Harold Hatfield
War Memorial
Donald A
Pete” Napier
John B. Mulroy
Napier
Seven sue state for alleged brutality at State Fair
The state is sued for 700000 by seven claimants alleging trooper brutality at last year’s State Fair. Two similar suits have been filed, six more threaten to sue. Each suit seeks 106000. Attorney Alan Rosenthal filed after more than a year, citing slow investigations.
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Alan Rosenthal
One-time problem child Keith writes on life and help
The letter discusses family breakdown, delinquency, and street life as possible results of neglect and abuse. It argues that many youths seek love and stability on the streets when home life fails, and urges parents to consider their role before judging their children. It includes notes on Homebound Transportation Service in Onondaga County and a warning about signing contracts with utilities, plus a brief update on Emma Ernstsons and the Everson Museum shop.
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Keith
Onondaga County
Leon Franklin, Inc
Emma Ernstsons
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Sharon Fougner
Fougner
Long Island
Teresa Kelly
Olean
Petite Emick
Alison
Raechell
Jordan
Mundle
Beick
Syracuse Herald-Journal Metro
al News
South Ave
Developmental Center
Felton
Touts Wortley
Barks Democrats
Jeff Rea
George Wortley
Mulroy
War Memorial Report
J. Michael Kelly
State
Dick Case
Charles Rutkowski
Transportation Service, Inc
Arn
Ruth
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