Charges Dismissed Frees Attica Prisoner Edward Barlow
Edward C. Barlow, 32, freed after a County Court retrial when Judge Alberto Orenstein dismissed all charges. Barlow had endured nearly seven years since a 1959 conviction for first degree burglary and grand larceny, with prior 1955 and threatened second-offender status. State Court of Appeals reversal led to retrial and discharge. Assistant District Attorney William Marlin cited elapsed term and unavailable witnesses as reasons for dismissal.
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Edward C. Barlow
Attica State
Hiss
Alberto Orenstein
Barlow
Atlica
Tha Tma
Habeas Cormis
State Court of Appeals
Wayuga
Syracuse
Asst. Dist
William Marlin
Martin
Bay Jow
Tlu
Two Injured In Hayes Road Collision Near Baldwinsville
Thelma Heffer 56 of 7485 N Hayes Road Baldwinsville and James Todd 70 of R D 3 Baldwinsville were treated after a two car crash on Hayes Road near Surbrook Stead Town of Lysander. An eight month old infant escaped injuries due to a child seat. Heffer treated for facial cuts and knee injuries at Memorial Hospital. Todd transferred to Veterans Administration Hospital for left knee and right wrist injuries. Heffer’s granddaughter Lisa Culoti of the same address had no injuries.
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Baldwinsqlle
Hayes Road
Surbrook Stead
Lysander
Memorial Hospital
Thelma Heffer
N. Hayes Road
Haldwinsville
James Todd
R.D. 3
Baldwinsville
Veterans Administration Wospill
State awards Adams St bid for Adams Street reconstruction
The State Department of Public Works awarded Constructors Twe. of e a contract worth 431.50 to reconstruct Adams Street from Rte Sk to S. Salina Street. The work will widen the street from 31 to 51 63 feet and remove malls in the middle. Adams Street is planned as a future one way artery linking Tl 81 to the south downtown area.
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Adams Street
Salina Street
Rte. BL
Pubic Works
Qre Fier
Rte. Sk
State Street
S. Salina Street
Downtown Syracuse Art Show Week From Tomorrow
The fifth annual Downtown Syracuse Art Show will brighten Kalina Street a week from tomorrow with artworks by more than 10 Syracuse area and northeastern artists. Watercolors and etchings will be shown and the Do It Yourself stand will be set up. Many works will be for sale.
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Syracuse
Kalina Street
Herald-Journal
Channel 9 merger challenge heats FCC review
Our Washington Bureau reports Syracuse Television Inc urged the FCC to deny a combined Channel 9 application amid a Baker dominated merger plan. Syracuse filed its own in good faith and questioned several applicants including Baker as an antitrust case in New York opens disqualification questions with hearings set for Oct 3.
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Washington
Syracuse Television Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Severather
Syracuse Television
Urlel
FCC
Baker Group
New York State
Baker
Syracuse Televsion
FCG
W.R.G. Baker Television Corp
Syracuse Civic Television Corp
Salk City Broadcasting Corp
Food distribution plan announced for next week
County Welfare Commissioner John L. Lascaris releases surplus food distribution at the E Genesee Street Armory University entrance for residents with last names A through 3 on Tuesday H through P on Wednesday and Q through 2 on Thursday. Eligible recipients include welfare and non welfare applicants with proper identification and four signed written requests.
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E. Genesee Street
University Avenue
John L. Lascaris
OCC Manufacturers Aims to Boost OCC Technology Programs
County Executive John Mulroy and Crustees of Onondaga Community College Chair Ransom G Mackenzie praised the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse program to aid OCC technology efforts. The plan funds a $300 scholarship, expands community education and recruits OCC students and graduates to support the school’s technical development.
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John Mulroy
Ransom G. MacKenzie
Crustees of
Onondaga
Callene
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
OCC
As Socialian
Aluloy
Mackenzie
Bellevue residents to discuss zoning changes
More than 30 residents from Bellevue and nearby areas will meet at 7 p.m. at the home on Bellevue Avenue to discuss zoning possibilities and implications. The focus is a zoning request for land north of Bellevue Avenue and south of Onondaga Boulevard filed to develop a shopping district with a theater. The meeting will feature Alfred Cappuccilli of PRG Enterprises and a briefing by Federal Bureau of Investigation figures, with Charles Bonaparte and J. Eu Nan referenced in attendance.
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Murray
Bellevues
Avenue
Bellavuel
Bellevue Ave
Shokesman
Lana
Bellevue Avenue
Onondaga Blvd
Syra Wily
Catesrom
AltolMirs
Adelaide Gardner
Jamesville
Alfred Cappuccilli
PRG
Federal Bureau of
Night light bulbs in bouquets at gift shops
The notice advertises 1,000 hour 7-watt bulbs sold as safe cool burning options for nursery use. Delicately petaled plastic flowers, named 195e or magnolia, come in a bouquet of decorator colors. Each bulb is 3.00 with extra bulbs available at Gift Shop on the Mezzanine for Shoppingtown and Fairmount Fair.
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Shoppingtown
Fairmount Fair
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John J. Burke
Kaye
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Bellevue
Bone
Ernst
California
Children’s Department
Alta Shoppingtown
Fairmount
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