DNA evidence links blood to missing Syracuse woman
A blood-stained pillow tied to Margaret Noesey Reiley, allegedly murdered by Philip Whaley, matched DNA from a teenage girl and her father. The defense challenged the DNA database sufficiency, while witnesses described evidence handling and a 1992 Syracuse arrest linked to the case.
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Philip Whaley
Margaret Noesey
Reiley
Syracuse
Karen Ghandi
Maryland
Reiser
Kelly
Daniel Quilty
James Hopkins
Celimar
Sylawuse
Pmnee
Elie Sic
Stephen Kaszbinsky
Kinney
Whaley
Pulaski
Thomas Ryan
Obituary notices from Syracuse area gather many lives
Janet Louise Walt Christopher 47 died in the TWA Flight 800 crash off Long Island while working as a flight attendant for Trans World Airlines assigned to Kennedy Airport. A Terre Haute native, she lived near Syracuse with her father George Wolf employed at General Electric. Survived by husband Charles and son Charles IV, she was a 1971 Syracuse University graduate and longtime member of Gamma Phi Beta. Burial in Bradheadsville Pa. and services in Gilbert, Pa. Contributions to the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation.
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Forer
Syracuse-area
Janet Louise Walt Christopher
TWA
Long Island
Terre Haute
Ind
Christopher
Syracuse
George Wolf
H General Eletine Co
Bracheadsville
Opher
Syracuse University
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Trans- World Airlines
Kennedy International Airport
Independent Federation of Flight Attendants
Charles
Charles IV
George and
Louella Wolf
Newburg
Carolyn Harlen
San Francisco
Cindy Waddington
Honolulu
Hawaii
Christy Totmazeiti
Vienna
Lynn Matzen
East Hampton
Salem United Church of Christ
Gilbert
Buena Vista Cemetery
Bradheadsville
Sam
Donald W. Gower
Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation
Five Thousand To Fund Clay Area Archaeology Dig
Assemblyman Michael Bragman provides a five thousand dollar grant to support an archaeological dig around Clay's oldest structure on Henry Clay Boulevard. The funds cover the dig and artifact display at Clay Historical Park, prompting debate over "pork" spending and district favoritism among residents including Jan Casciato who urges needs based allocation.
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Michael Bragman
Clay
Don Thompson
The
Clay Historical Association
Henry Clay
Cicero
Clay Historical Park
Bragman
Peante
Bey
Oswego
Auburn
Builder Schoeck's Working-Class Tract Shapes Suburb
Paul Schoeck built affordable homes near Wendell Terrace in the 1930s, turning open fields into a brick slate-roofed tract. First houses sold for 7500 dollars, now reach around 100000. His son Richard started a septic system business. grandson Kenneth runs Schoeck Development in the suburbs. Neighbors recall a close, helpful community with shared memories of Woodlawn, Shoveh walks, and annual celebrations. Paul reflects on decades serving working people and hints at an autobiography after a career spanning more than 60 years.
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Paul
Howlett Hill
Roth
Pennsylvania
Wendell Terrace
Shoveh
Richard
Mertens
David Brillbeck
Woodlawn
Grant Boulevard
David
Elizabeth
Scoville Avenue
Winkworth
Alps
Schoeck Development
Kenneth
Patty Spare Tow
Nancy Cartes
Mr. Schoeck
Kellys
No. 104
Beth
Kelly Homestead
Nancy
Upria
Mentary
SUNY trustees reject fusion increase to close budget gap
SUNY Board of Trustees in Buffalo opted not to adopt a fusion increase to cover a $46.7 million shortfall this year. Instead they approved $24 million in aid to Syracuse University Hospital, Brooklyn, and SUNY Downstate, while relying on early retirements and admin changes to cover the rest. Bragman warns of privatization risks and urges a reform bill to let teaching hospitals compete for managed care contracts.
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State University of New York
Suny Board
HE 10
Botem
University Hospital
Syracuse
Bea Moore
Buffalo
Suny Board of Trustees
Brooklyn
Sunny Brook
SUNY
Assembly
Michael Bragman
D-Cicero
Bragman
Suny Health Science Center
Onondaga County
State Assembly
Kenneth LaValle
R-Seldon
Senate Higher Education Committee
Long Island
Stony Brook
LaValle
Kenneth Goldfarb
Opel
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Josephine Chatraw
Chatraw
Piaski
Timothy Phinney
Janet
Crime Lab
Phinney
Pallaw
Frank H. Brand
Buret Road
Str Joseph’s Hospital
CamiNus
Brand
Ballard Construction Co
Anna
Anney
Cleveland
Kevin Lock
Minoa
Jeannie Carol Brand
Cortland
Susan Ostrowski
Bridgeport
Karen Button
Kirkville
Grother
Donald
Baldwinsville
Manon Austin
Palermo
Shirley Sullivan
Florida
Williams Funeral Home
Baril
Pine Plains Cemetery
Lay
Main St
North Area Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Clay Fire Department
Marie C. Lese
Union Springs
Marie Charlotte Lese
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Herbert W
Rosemarie A. Fublin Olvehers
George Stegman
North Carolina
Ruth Finne
Jean East
Moravia
Brew Funeral Home
Walter Whitworth
Walter “Pete” Waitworth
Matiydale
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Morristown
Mr. Whitworth
Mattydale
Langley-Jones Management Corp
Wantworth Reviously
New Process Gear Division
Chrysler Corp
Eleanor
St. Margaret's Church
Wanda J. Giordano
Syracuee
Acampo
Calif
N. School St
St. Joseph's Cancer Fund
North California St
Stockton
Felicia H. Ahern
Chittenango
Jackson Hill Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ahern
Sikorsky/united technologies
Stratford
Kevin P
Cohioes
Catherine Boga
Soattie, Wack
Patrica ‘A. Bohrer
Joel
Berecder Cemetery
Untenburg
G.F. Zimmer Funeral Home
Lillian Abbott Pfohl
New York
Jan Kelly Casciano
Casciato
Matey
Caselano
NewsLine
Matt Boorady
Don Hughson
Henry Clay Boulevard
Campamestan Popugraph Clay Historical Association
Kreanett
Paul Schoeck
Schoeck
Nancy Carter
Schoeck Ave
Mertzas Ave
Erat Jou
Scott Scanlon
Suny Materim
John Ryan
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