Fahey Fights State Move Over Tax Conviction
Berkeley Drive administrator Thomas Fahey, convicted of two counts of federal income tax evasion in 1974, accuses the state Health Department of using the case to force him from Castle Rest Nursing Home. He and eight other convicted felons run nursing homes, with state officials saying removals are ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Ernest
Berkeley Drive
State Health Department
Castle Rest
Castle St. Thomas
M Fahey
Fahey
Albany
Robert Whalen
Syracuse General Hospital
U.S. District Court
Auburn
IRS
Lloyd MacMahon
State Department of Health
Ques
Man pleads innocent in assault case against city officer
A 36 year old city man James Everson pleaded innocent in Police Court to second degree assault obstructing governmental administration and resisting arrest charges.Everson allegedly struck Officer Curtis Paige at Rockland Avenue during a family disturbance. He was held on $2,500 bail pending reappearance July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everson
Rockland Ave
Everson
Curtis Paige
Paige
Rockland Avenue
J. Richard Sardino
East Syracuse Man Charged With DWI After Erratic Drive
A 48 year old East Syracuse man Norman Pickard of 109 E Kendale Drive pleaded innocent to a driving while intoxicated charge after deputies observed him weaving while driving eastbound on Route 290 in Manlius. He was held in $500 bail pending arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Syracuse
Manlius
Norman Pickard
E. Kendale
Pompey Court
Dwight Huffman
Larry Butler
Pickard
Camillus Opens Exhibit of Arts and Crafts
The Sixth Annual Camillus Festival of Arts and Crafts opened with exhibits from area craftsmen and prizewinners across painting graphics jewelry and textiles. Top painting awards went to Rick Foxenberg Debbie Torzone and Linda Vredenburg with several honorable mentions. Other winners included William Davies Sabra Richards Debbie Haylor and Mary Tassell with Nancy Mackles for photography. Special scrimsaw and ivory carving prizes went to Peter Blaisdell. ceramics prizes to Carl Sande. Judges were professors from Syracuse University and Hanover Square Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillus Festival of Arts and Crafts
Rick Foxenberg
Debbie Torzone
Linda Vredenburg
Carol Reed
William Davies
Sabra Richards
Debbie Haylor
G. Bently Scheck
Mary Tassell
Barbara Pittenger
Nancy Mackles
Scot Severence
Jennette Wachiman
Peter Blaisdell
Angel
Carl Sande
John Vargo
Taddeus Janowski
Syracuse University
Henry Gernhardt
Hanover Square Gallery
Church Accepts New Bibles for Father’s Day Dedication
Delaware Street Baptist Church will dedicate Good New Bibles on Father’s Day. Members funded the Bibles in memory of relatives, with many donations from church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Street Baptist Church
Working exhibit returns for Manlius blacksmith shop
The Manlius Historical Museum marks its first anniversary by opening a working blacksmith shop, moved from Pompey hills and donated by Fred and Mrs. Marsh. Volunteers will forge Saturdays and offer repairs and small items while demonstrations by local craftspeople also unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Case
Manlius
James Savage
Pompey Hills
Frank Selinsky
Hamilton
Liverpool
Elmer Ogden
Charlotte Shares
Hubbardsville
Shares
John Turnwall
West Webster
The
Landmarks Association of Central New
Walsh speaks to Rosary graduates on education and change
Rep. William F. Walsh addressed the Most Holy Rosary High School class of 1977 during commencement. He praised the U S educational system as the greatest and urged graduates to pursue further education, noting education enriches life and earning potential. He reflected on generational changes and urged the students to continue improving the world with steadfast absolutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Walsh
Most Holy Rosary High School
Most Holy Rosary
Walsh
Syracuse Jaycees install 1977 78 officers at banquet
Jaycees formally installed its 1977 78 officers at a Foxfire Restaurant banquet. Ben Murphy of Midland Avenue sworn in as president. Walter Biesiada CPA from Ernst and Ernst named executive VP. Barry Sullivan and John Blocker named vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Creighton
The
Syracuse Jaycees
Ben Murphy
Foxfire
Midland Avenue
Mutual of New York
Walter Biesiada
Ernst and Ernst
Camillus
Barry Sullivan
John Blocker
Civic Group
Blocker
Actna Insurance Co
Glenwood Avenue
Sullivan
Seneca Drive
Michael Goldstein
W. Genesee Street
Robert Burwell
Merrill Street
David Kasouf
DeWitt
Ronald Petty
Liverpool
Jaycees
John Burns
James Quinn
James Dickson
Manlius
Driver faces DWI charge in Police Court
Dennis Busehle, 27, of 405 Gale Ave., pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest. Investigator David Scharoun said he pulled Busehle over near the Liverpool exit after reports of erratic driving on Route 81. The suspect allegedly struggled as officers attempted to arrest him. Judge J. Richard Sardine set bail at $500 and scheduled a reappearance for July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Busehle
Gale Ave
David Scharoun
Busehle
Liverpool
Scharoun
J. Richard Sardine
Buschle
Contempt Stay Graces Belge as Appeal Moves On
Justice Stewart F. Hancock Jr of the State Supreme Court Appellate Division stayed a 30 day contempt sentence for attorney Francis R. Belge. He remains free while Rochester five judge panel reviews whether Judge Gale's order to produce records was proper. Belge contends client confidentiality bars disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart F. Hancock Jr
State Supreme Court Appellate Division
Francis R. Belge
Ormand N. Gale
Belge
Rochester
Gale
Onondaga County
Grand Jury
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Laurie Chattiner
Esther Goldstein
Max Gilbert Hebrew Academy Day School
Joanne Trucker
Jamesville-DeWitt Middle School
Michael Senns
Rachel Kanter
Joshua Poltenson
Davie Morgenstern
Sharon Friedman
Michael Ne
Internal Revenue Service
Thomas Fahey
Public Health Council
Church
F. Channing Soule
Manlius Museum
Rosary
United States
Joe
Margaret M. Cassady
Raymond J. Cassady
Murphy Takes
John Schapely
DeWitt Street
Bruce Masterpole
Chemung Street
DWI
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