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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1989
Page
10
Nearly 150 adult students from Onondaga Cortland Madison BOCES Adult Education were recognized at graduation at Roxboro Road Middle School Mattydale. Graduates pursued high school diplomas home study adult basic education or English as a Second Language.
Empire State College of the State University of New York will hold a public information session about its graduate program Thursday at 7 pm in Curtin Auditorium at the Onondaga Public Library Galleries Syracuse 447 South Salina Street. College representatives will explain the guided independent study master’s program for working adults. Information line 463-8526. For courses call the Graduate Studies Office 1-800-468-6372.
Walsh plans to pursue federal drug funding to fund treatment programs and reduce jail overcrowding while curbing AIDS spread from needle use in Onondaga County. Officials hope federal help will also address the county's high infant mortality as a health task force investigates causes.
Six births are listed by the Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Statistics with parents and addresses. The records include two sons born to John K Kelty and Christine M Spitzak on May 27 at 4714 Linda Drive and to William F Esterley and Susan M Ragaschke on May 31 at 2216 Crego Street Baldwinsville. Daughters born to John H Harrington and Gheryt A Jock on May 31 at 707 Lod? Street, to Scott D Denton and Theresa A Koepnick on May 24 at 8845 Wandering Way Baldwinsville, to Edward F Kelly Jr. and Judith M McNeil on May 26 at 2028 Bellevue Avenue, and to Stephen J Johnson and Barbara J Reid on May 27 at 164 Mildred Avenue. Kimberly A Confer is listed with Box 279 Webster Road Nedrow born March 26.
Liverpool resident C Richard Spiess, 43, faces a Canastota littering violation for dumping construction debris May 25 on North Main Street near the New York Thruway. Two witnesses led to his arrest as officials seek stricter antidumping law review. penalty up to $250 fine.
A 16 year old North Syracuse youth was charged with burglary after police found him inside Bayan Higgins Corp at 505 N Main St. The break-in occurred around 1:45 pm Monday. Nothing was taken. He was arraigned by Judge Robert Bertrand and held on 1500 dollars bail. He is to reappear June 26. A truck carrying petroleum left the Erie Boulevard area and spilled on Westcott East Fayette streets noon Tuesday. The substance was not identified, not believed toxic, and the truck was not found. Crews cleaned the spill and reopened streets within about 30 minutes.
A series of break-ins across Syracuse blocks includes VCRs stolen from J Newsome on Brillian Avenue 400 block and open-window thefts causing losses of cash and watches at Comstock Avenue 100 block. Other incidents include bicycles, a garage lock, ham burger theft, and multiple stolen electronics, coins, and stamps.
Onondaga County sheriff s deputies charged several individuals with DWI. Frank Resch Jr 31 of 114 Legion Dave Salina arrested after a property damage crash on West Genesee Street at 2:30 AM and also faced a breath test refusal and marijuana possession. Neleon Miller 44 of 7426 Henry Clay Blvd Liverpool charged with felony DWI after a 12:40 AM Delaware Street crash plus belt violation leaving the scene, first degree aggravated unlicensed operation and test refusal. Scott A Martin 18 of 309 Hier Ave arrested at 8:55 PM after a Park Street Grumbach Avenue crash.
From Onondaga County District Attorney records nine defendants faced plea deals. David E. Thomas, 34, salina, pleaded guilty to attempted third degree burglary and received five years probation. Derrick L. Evans, 19, of 222 Van Buren St, pleaded guilty to attempted burglary with five years probation and partial jail time. Bohn P. Payne, 31, Pennellville, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and got five years probation plus restitution and a fine. Humberto Alemen, 24, Merriman Ave, pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance and received six months in jail. Perry M. Delles, 26, Otisco, pleaded guilty to petit larceny and got 30 days jail. Miamea Hardeman, 21, Midland Ave, pleaded guilty to third degree attempted burglary and five years. Carlton Tylor, 34, Onondaga Ave, pleaded guilty to first degree sex abuse and two to four years. Fionsa Gantile, 29, Westwood Ave, Mattydale, pleaded guilty to DWI and received five years probation and a $500 fine.
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