Police bar reporters from viewing slaying tape in trial
Reporters were denied access to a videotape shown in Mae Revette manslaughter trial despite a county judge's invitation. Police cited security and crowded room as reasons, with officers threatening arrest for trespassing. State Supreme Court Justice Aloi suggested a straw drawing to admit one reporter.
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Mae Revette
Public Safety
Patrick J. Cunningham
PSB
Criminal Investigation Division
Andrew Mrozienski
Walter Sloan
Revette
Mrozienski
Rod Carr
Syracuse Police Department
Carr
Haumann
Supreme Court
Thomas Aloi
Fifth Judicial District
Aloi
Weekend heat brings record crowds at Green Lakes Park
Thousands of central New Yorkers flocked to beaches and parks as warm spring weather arrived with 80 degree highs. Green Lakes State Park saw record attendance 13 182 Saturday 14 188 Sunday while nearby Verona Beach Delta Lake and Selkirk Shores also reported busy weekend. The downtown Farmers Market opens tomorrow in One Lincoln Center lot with weekly operations through Oct. 18 amid hopes for a strong July. Gardeners are urged to water crops as two week planting delays persist and the 30 day outlook calls for near average temperatures.
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New
Green Lakes State Park
Craig Tryon
Tryon
Green Lakes
Bill Murray
State Office of Parks and Recreation
Jamesville
Verona Beach
Delta Lake
Rome
Selkirk Shores
Lake Ontario
Lincoln Center
Clinton Street
Jack Stewart
Stewart
National Weather Service
Jury selection opens in Murrell Williams credit bureau case
Jury selection began in County Court for Melvin Murrell and Vance Williams on charges they planned to rob the New York Telephone Co. credit bureau a year ago. Police say an informant provided key information leading to their arrest before the holdup.
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Melvin Murrell
Vance Williams
William Burke
Burke
New York
Tele
Sounds Great Stereo
Erie Boulevard
Timothy Slattery
Painter died after unsupervised tower work at Camillus site
Larry Walker, 26, of Lyons Falls, died from liver failure after inhaling toxic fumes from a May 14 painting job at the Camillus water tower. OSHA will investigate. supervisor absent per employer. Another worker tied to abnormal liver enzymes and possible minor damage.
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Camillus
Larry Walker
Walker
Lewis County
Gerald Reginelli
F.G. West & Co
Utica
Kasson Road
Lyons Falls
Bud Shaw
Presbyterian University Hospital
Pittsburgh
Town of
Masked intruder targets teen babysitter on West Side
An 18 year old babysitter on West Beard Avenue says a man in a black ski mask entered, threatened her with a safety item, tied her, cut her hand, forced alcohol and drugs, and left after hours. She gave her name and address hoping for future money. Investigators found bloodied washcloths and a .22 caliber bullet.
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West Side
West Beard Avenue
Sofie Dimovich Eyes Loew Building Bid in Syracuse
In Syracuse Sofie Dimovich, long a block fixture with family businesses on Jefferson Street, pursues a Loew Building bid. She proposes a modest, stable plan with $300,000 down and $2.3 million in improvements, including tax responsibility for 30 years, aiming to revitalize downtown while facing local political and social dynamics.
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Susie Dimovich
Sofie
East
Jefferson Street
Vinoviches
Syracuse
Bolie
Loew
Wand
Jefferson
Cathedral
Ald
Delarnssan
Gratory
Anastas
Tom
Greece
Yugoslavia
Europe
U.S
Safie
Syrause
The
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Chard Haumann
CID
Ing
Syracuse Herald-Journal Metro
Clinton Square
Cooperative Extension
Bob Thornton
City Green House
Hanover Square
Murrell
Cicero
William Slattery
North Carolina
Williams
Slattery
Credit Bureau
Murrel
Sounds Great
South Side
Melvin Murrel
Stan Evans
Camillus Tower
Reginelli
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Chester Whiteside
Shaw
Larry
John Herman
Lewis County Hospital
Hart Seely
Jefferson St
Nettleton
Dimoviches
James Street
Atomic
Scott Flowers
Satie
Tam
Louis Kozaris
Columbus Circle
Dick Case
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