Concrete block stuns man in fight at Syracuse party
In Syracuse police say a concrete block fractured the skull of 35 year old Shawna Buckey after a confrontation with teens at Michael’s Pizza. Buckey was hospitalized with multiple skull fractures as two groups clashed. two youths were arrested along with 24 year old Timothy Pitanza who drove through the scene.
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Surtu
Uae
Hing
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Crouse Irving
Buckles
Buckley
Sion
Michael's Pizza
Park St
Michael A. Whitehead
Whitehead
Police
Mit Buckiey
Tae Leens
Marks
Court St. Syracuse
Timothy C Pitanza
East Division Street
Twvo
Anti-Semitism Drives Soviets to Flee Says University Expert
Dr Maurice Friedberg, professor of Russian literature, warns that anti Jewish bias in the Soviet Union pushes Jews and others to emigrate. He cites shortages and limits on religious tolerance as ongoing pressures. Igor Kraev, a DeWitt resident, fled with his family and explains the difficulty of adjusting in the United States. Both men fear civil conflict could target Jews first if conditions worsen.
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Maurice Friedberg
University of Knois Champaign-Urbana
Friedberg
Soviet Union
Kumkova
Hutchings Psychiatric Center
Leningrad
University of Leningrad
Katja
E. Genesee St
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Igor Kraev
Springfield Gardens
Caton Drive
DeWitt
Springfield Garden
Kraev
Nina
United States
Kraevs
Russia
Robbery Strikes Two Sisters on West Lafayette Ave
Police seek two male robbers who bound 90 year old Margaret McSweeney and her 91 year old sister Katherine in their West Lafayette Avenue home. The suspects used a heating pad cord to tie the women, ransacked the house, and stole jewelry and silverware. Both suspects wore dark clothing, one in a hooded sweatshirt and one in a baseball cap. No arrests yet.
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West Lafayette Avenue
Margaret McSweeney
Katherine McSweeney
Sue Weibezahl Naylor
Public TelAuc fund-raiser misses $500,000 goal
WCNY's annual televised TelAuc raised 11 days of bidding but ended with 496,856 after management lowered the goal from 625,000. General manager Richard W. Russell cited a down economy but praised the strong show of support from individuals and companies. It marked the third consecutive shortfall versus the goal.
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TelAuc
WCNY
Tel Auc
Richard W. Russell
Russell
Civil service tests shape hiring and provisional postings
The county funds civil service testing with a 1.1 million personnel budget and paid 33 585 in 1990. Tests occur once a year or two Saturdays, lasting three to eight hours, evaluating job knowledge and cognitive skills. Provisional hires like Procopio stay on payroll while awaiting new tests, under rules limiting repeats.
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Guilfoyle
Procopio
Department of Management and Budget
Young
Vid Ex Distributing Inc
O'Leary
Civil Service
East Syracuse-Minoa Senior Shannon Tompkins Arts Award
Shannon A Tompkins, senior at East Syracuse Minoa High, received a visual arts award for her achievements. Daughter of Allan and Lorinda Tompkins, she credits teachers for success and balances dancing, theatre, and college plans at Brockport. She works 10 hours weekly at Happy Day Care Center and admires choreographer Jackie Colasanti.
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Shannon A. Tompkins
Shannon
East
Syracuse-Minoa High School
She
Allan and
Lorinda Tompkins
State University College At
Brockport
Happy Day Care Center
Jackie
Colasanti
Corcoran High senior Willie E Putmon named in arts honors
Willie E Putmon, a Corcoran High School senior and son of Willie and Jona Putmon, was chosen for achievements in visual arts. He cites time, effort, individuality and imagination as keys to success, enjoys drawing and painting, and hopes to attend any college that benefits him. He admires friends and parents for support through downs.
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Willie E. Putmon
Willie
Corcoran High School
Willie and
Jona Putmon
Andrew Patterson
Andrew
Chittenango High School
Kenneth
Marlene Patterson
Sullivan Community Council
St. Bonaventure University
United Parcel Service
Class Acts honors three area high school seniors
Jill Ann Suchomski of Westhill, Garrett Quackenbush of Liverpool, and Andrew Patterson of Chittenango are profiled for leadership, service, and academics. Each shares college plans, jobs, and role models, with notes on hobbies and motivations. The Herald-Journal marks teen talents chosen by schools or via the Afro-Academic Cultural Technological Scientific Olympics.
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Herald-Journal
Larry Richardson
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Jill
Westhill High School
Marilyn
Alex Suchomski
Cornell
SUNY
Binghamton
Suny Albany
Wegmans
Jeannine Santana
Jeannine
Christian Brothers Academy
Hector and
Pauline Santana
le Moyne College
Syracuse University
Garrett Quackenbush
Garrett
Liverpool High School
Son
Charles Herbert Jr
Patricia Quackenbush
St. Lawrence University
Liverpool
Liverpool Golf & County Club
Melissa
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