Nedrow boy dies in Nedrow house fire at 101 Kenneth Ave
A 10 year old Nedrow boy, David Spicer, died as a fire destroyed the family home at 101 Kenneth Ave. His siblings escaped by second story window while sister Patricia suffered burns and Katherine fracturing her ankle. Fire officials cited a faulty gas stove as a possible start and the home was a total loss. Funeral services are planned at St. James Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery.
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Nedrow
Kenneth Ave
David Spicer
Robert Spicer Sr
Elizabeth Spicer
Spicer
Patricia
Katherine
Robert Jr
Richard
Joseph
State University Hospital
David
Nedran
Harold Smith
Sentinel Heights
Onondaga Reservation
Southwood
South Onondaga
Donald W. Knight
St. James Church
Assumption Cemetery
Peace Council to hear Noam Chomsky at Syracuse meeting
The Syr acuse Peace Council invites the public to its annual meeting with Noam Chomsky as speaker. A dinner begins at 6 30 p m at Plymouth Church 232 Onondaga St before Chomsky’s 8 30 p m address. He authored works including American Power and the New Mandarins and For Reasons of State.
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Noam Chomsky
Syracuse
Nursing conference to aid hypertensive patients' adaptation
Syracuse University School of Nursing and University College host an all day session to train nurses in educating and supporting hypertensive patients. The program covers diagnosis, treatments, patient adaptation, psychological support, and lifestyle changes with meetings from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m at Crumlins Country Club Nottingham Road.
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Syracuse University School of Nursing
University College
Ann Sedore
Crumlins Country Club
Nottingham Road
Everson hosts Elizabethan to space age exhibits
Everson Museum opens a weekend show spanning Elizabethan England to space age tech through August 31. Acrylic resin sculpture paintings by Yeffe Kimball of New York depict moon crater abysses, outer planets, and red hot space stars. An Osage artist, she was commissioned for a space painting for Cape Kennedy’s Apollo Launch Center to join Smithsonian Space Gallery. Also on view are brasses from 1277 to 1600, Flemish pieces, and later English examples.
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England
Everson Museum
Yeffe Kimball
New York City
Moon
Cape Kennedy
Space Gallery
Local student earns degree from Lehigh University
Gregory G. Titus, son of Gerald G. Titus and Mrs. Shirley Titus of Jamesville, has graduated from Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa with a bachelor degree in environmental science and resource management. Rafael DiGuiseppe 17 of Argentina is honored at Westhill High School ceremonies as the George Goldstein Memorial Scholarship recipient during an American Field Service farewell. DiGuiseppe will return to Argentina in July and was photographed with the Melchiskey family and their children Steve 16 Mary Jo 9.
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Gregory G. Titus
Gerald G. Titus
Pompey Road
Shirley Titus
Apulia Road
Jamesville
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Rafael DiGuiseppe
Argentina
Melchiskey
Chittenango
Sien
American Field Service International
DiGuiseppe
George Goldstein
Westhill High School
Steve Melchiskey
Stephen Melchiskey
Mary Jo
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Peace Council
Frank Ruiz
Saratoga Springs
Helen Spicer
Watertown
Robert Spicer
West Carthage
Everson
Kirk
Florentine
Signet
Wadefield
Winslow
Primrose
King and
Calvert
Wallace
Atlanta
Una
Gorham
TOWLE
Sibley
Downtown
Fayetteville
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