Reverend Nasemann dies. longtime Unitarian Universalist leader
The Rev Raymond R Nasemann 70 of Syracuse died Friday at home. A Unitarian Universalist clergyman he founded the Wyoming County Mental Health Association and helped establish Hospice of Cayuga County. He served in the Army 1944 to 1946 and held leadership roles in UU organizations. Surviving are his wife Margaret four sons and other relatives. Memorials suggested to Unirondack or the Auburn church fund. Greenleaf Funeral Home in Syracuse handled arrangements.
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Nasemann
Cornell University
University of Minnesota
Colgate Rochester Divinity School
Soo
Japan
Wyoming County Mental Health Association
Cayuga County
Unitarian Universalist Association
St. Lawrence
New York
N. Seward Ave
Greenleaf Funeral Home
W. Onondaga St
Syracuse
Eugene L. Marshfield
Cato
Ferris Road
Marcellus
Cedarvale
Otis Elevator Co
Mr. Marshfield
Cato Senior Citizens
Skeeter Chaser’s Club
John Deere
Cato Union Church
Norma
David
Patricia Ruane
Elbridge
Brenda Aoe
Liverpool
Neal
Kettering
Ohio
Lorrie Bernel
Orlando
Fla
Dorthea Randall
South Onondaga
Jewell Funeral Home
South St
Chittenango
Evelyn E. Bidwell
Tom St
Hallmark Nursing Centre
Minoa
Jennertown
Bidwell
Cazenovia
Syracuse Plastics Co
Fayetteville
Endicott-Johnson Co
Johnson City
Archie
William Randall
Conklin
Ermina Weiland
Endicott
Bonnie Newton
Diane Cooper
Pwo
Louies Somnock
Lowville
Bonnie Giocondo
James Ickenger
Merced
Calif
Bruce Flickenger
Terryville
G.F. Zimmer Funeral Home
Phoenix man faces sex abuse charges in Oswego case
Oswego County jurors heard that Raymond Younis lured and photographed a 10 year old boy in November 1984. He was convicted on multiple counts of sexual abuse and unlawful imprisonment and sentenced to consecutive terms. Police recovered homemade tapes, suggesting possible abuse of up to 30 other boys. He remains jailed on bail as investigators assess new charges.
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Phoenix
Raymond Younis
Oswego
Younis
Robert Hurlbutt
Oswego County
Dennis Hawthorne Sr
Hawthorne
State Street
Heniel
Teri Brummer
Carol
Jerry
Florida
Village
James Norton
Norton
Force
Eight hurt as pickup hits Syracuse school bus on east side
Eight people including two Bellevue Elementary pupils and two 13 year old girls in a pickup were injured Monday afternoon when the pickup struck the back of a Syracuse school bus on Salt Springs Road near Beattie Street. The bus driver Clinton F Huliett 96 and several others were treated and released. Robinson 43 was cited for not having his daughter and Darwish belted.
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Bellevue Elementary
Phil Politano
Metro
Clinton F. Huliett
Midler Ave
Salt Springs Road
Beattie Street
Hulett
Kristen King
Crouse Hospital
Cornelia Turner
Community General Hospital
Johnny J. Robinson
Harwood Ave
Darwish
Youths learn civil rights history on Mississippi trip
Syracuse area students from 11 high schools joined a Civil Rights Connection tour to Mississippi led by state Sen. Nancy Lalane Hula. They met Charles Evers, marched in the Medgar Evers homecoming parade, and attended a B.B. King concert, returning home Monday night.
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Nikita Watson
Watson
Syracuse-area
Mississippi
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Doy Tacuse
Syracuse
Charles Evers
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Syracuse-Minoa
Stephanie
Students bond on voter registration trip to Mississippi
East Syracuse Minoa junior Stephanie Hudak and Nottingham junior Samara McBride recall hands on learning and Southern hospitality after a state funded trip. The program, now in its second year, aims to share civil rights history and boost voter registration with Hoffman leading since thirty years ago and linking to Charles Evers' 1973 campaign.
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Nottingham
Samara McBride
Mississippi
Tou- Baloo College
Hoffman
Charles Evers
Vote delayed on county sewage treatment plant
A 7.7 million odor control project for Onondaga County's sewage plant in Syracuse was stalled by a Republican led county legislature amid dispute over a consolidated city county crime lab plan. Lawmakers cited concerns over costs and control, linking the delay to broader tensions with Syracuse officials.
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Hiawatha Boulevard
Cowie Lite Ontice Labs
Idney Oglesby
Consolidated Crime Labs
Oglesby
Weile
Roy Bernardi
Nicholas Pirro
Suny Health Science Center
County Health Department
William Fitzpatrick
Bernardi
Pirro
William Sanford
R-Salina
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