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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1979
Page
4
A county judge ruled that whether hypnotically induced testimony from a rape victim is admissible must be determined at a pre-trial hearing. The decision notes hypnosis can aid conviction but risks abuse, and grants a hearing to assess police methods for potential suggestiveness.
Anthony L Cupoli son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Cupoli of 111 Peters St has received his Juris Doctor from Detroit College of Law and is admitted to practice in Michigan and federal bars He earned a 1968 bachelor of science in chemistry from Le Moyne College
County Legislator Edward J. Ryan requests state aid to exempt residential fuel from local sales taxes for seniors and others on fixed incomes. He notes county and Assembly support and urges Senators Sarky Lameard and Marin Ayer to push favorable action in the state Senate.
G Jack King, Allegheny vice president, says the marketing-scheduling team will study changes to the Syracuse Washington and Syracuse Toronto services. Business leaders complain of less convenient schedules for same-day Washington trips. The airline, soon to be USAir, dropped White Plains due to low traffic and faces fuel-cost uncertainties.
Centro announces major summer changes effective June 18 including extended 8-C West Solvay trips to Fairmount Fair and Camillus Plaza, new 10-G Camillus Kasson Road route, and an altered 10-L Shoppington via Erie Boulevard. The Liverpool line absorbs Country Shuttle as 9-N Liverpool with service through Route 81, 57, Long Branch Road and John Glenn Boulevard. Timetables available on buses and distribution locations countywide.
Disgruntled federal workers from the National Treasury Employees Union and the American Federation of Government Employees plan a noon protest at the Federal Building on 100 S. Clinton St. The rally targets the Carter administration’s plans to cut employee benefits including salary reductions a 5.5 percent 1979 pay cap potential Civil Service Retirement Fund merger with Social Security and removal of a Cost of Living adjustment for retirees.
Cadet James M. Riley son of Mr and Mrs Paul M Riley Route 174 Marietta received the Society of American Military Engineers Award during Clarkson College ROTC Awards Ceremony He is a 1976 Marcellus High School graduate.
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