Manzi pins life disruption on police after hostage incident
Richard Manzi says Syracuse Police blew his life apart over a hostage case. He claims custody turmoil cost his job, family, and dignity, recounting a tense confrontation at 1088 Carbon St and a two hour standoff before officers allowed him to keep his daughters. He faces charges of menacing and reckless endangerment as he fights to regain contact with his children and job.
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Manzi
Richard Manzi
Syracuse
Diana Seabrook
Seabrook
Seaorook
Diana
Kads
S. Carbon Street
Las Vegas
Mary
Christa
James Galvin
Sardino
Hutchings Psychiatric Center
Stan Linhorst City Editor Profiles in 1985
Stan Linhorst serves as city editor with the Lincoln Journal Star on June 8, 1985. Details note his desk, contact line, and newsroom leadership role during a busy reporting period.
Civil Liberties Union honors feminist attorney DeCrow
The Central New York chapter of the NY Civil Liberties Union honored Karen DeCrow with the Kharas Award for Distinguished Service in Civil Liberties at a dinner in Syracuse. DeCrow, former NOW president and founder of the Onondaga Women’s Bar Association, urged that civil liberties advocacy include abortion rights and warned that preserving civil liberties is the key activity of society. Burt Neuborne praised the movement’s core role and noted the ACLU’s 5000 volunteers as a major legal force in defending free choice and constitutional rights.
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Syracuse
Central New York
The
New York Civil Liberties Union
Karen DeCrow
National Organization For Women
Jamesville
Burt Neuborne
American Civil Liberties Union
Neuberne
Cny-Nyclu
DeCrow
Onondaga Women's Bar Association
Police study cycle gangs show dangerous criminal behavior
Law enforcement experts at a regional forum warn outlaw motorcycle gangs are increasingly professional and well organized. They link drugs weapons and murder to groups like the Bandidos Pagans Hell’s Angels and Outlaws. Syracuse faces upcoming federal Hell’s Angels trial on drug and extortion charges.
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Frank Pee
U.S
New York
Stanley E. Morris
U.S. Marshal Service
New York State
Les Smith
The
Marshal Service
Bandidos
Pagans
Hell's Angels
Outlaws
Smith
Syracuse
Morris
Hell’s Angels
Angels
Mortis
Geronimo's Whereabouts Still Unknown After Removal
South Side dog Geronimo, involved in a May mauling of 3 year old Sarah Spoon, was moved from the SPCA. City officials and owner Joseph Cummings could not confirm the new location, with reports placing him possibly at a Split Rock Road kennel in Onondaga or Camillus. authorities said the dog is to be kept from children and in a fenced non urban home.
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Geronimo
South Side
SPCA
Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Joseph Cummings
Jeffrey R. Merrill
Cummings
Merrill
Split Rock Road
Onondaga
Kim Snyder
Diane Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Greenwood
W. Borden Ave
Camillus
Camillus Animal Control
Larry Gilbert
Lisa Cummings
Rock Road
Onandses
Snyder
Greenwood
Hit
Sarah Spoon
Cummings’ Yard
Bud Hedinger Leaves WIXT for Pittsburgh WPXI Move
Veteran Syracuse anchor Bud Hedinger will join WPXI-TV Pittsburgh as a news anchor and forecaster, leaving WIXT-TV Channel 9. Negotiations are underway with Cox owned WPXI aiming to fill the summer opening. Hedinger remains the top Syracuse market talent, with contract due in March.
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Wixt-Tv
Channel 9
Bud Hedinger
Central New York
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Dennis Bowman
Hedinger
Wpxi-Tv
NBC
Williams
WPXI
Steve Krongquest
WIXT
Jeff Scheidecker
Wstm-Tv
Arbitron
Hedi Inger
Wsyr-Tv
WSTM
Political intrigue shadows Supreme Court race in six county district
The nominating process for Supreme Court judges in the Fifth Judicial District centers on delegate selection rather than candidate petitions. Three seats, all likely held by Onondaga County residents, will be decided by Democratic and Republican conventions between September 17 and 23. Hancock and Roy face re election. Miller retires. Democrats may run multiple candidates or cross endorse. Republicans weigh cross endorsement and potential women judges as Higgins Buck and others emerge.
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Supreme Court
Hancock
Miller
Thomas Higgins
Family Court
Minna Buck
James Dwyer
Alan Goldberg
Peter Wells
John Kinsella
Edward J. McLaughlin
Norman A. Mordue
Onondaga County
Bales
Sion
Dtee
Roy
Patrick J. Cunningham
Hiss Higgins
Buck
Terry Cameron
Common Council
Tony
N.salina St
Andy Piraino
Piraino
Third Ward
Roxboro Road
Mattydale
Salina
Republicanmmittee
Onondaga Yacht Club
AF Funennal
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Ricky
Bers
Rod Carr
At&t
Syracuse Herald-Journal
METRO
Tim Elliott
Mike Albanese
Ellen Peck
Stan Linhorst
Civil Liberties Union
Neuborne
ACLU
Canada
North Carolina
Michelle Farrell
Cout
Michael Scharoun
East Molloy Road
Bud
Cox Communications-owned
WSYR
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
ABC
Ackerley Communications
Seattle
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