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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1983

Page

4

Cazenovia Lake status decision expected soon

DEC official says a legal interpretation on whether Cazenovia Lake is public or private may come in weeks as state lawyers study the matter. The Onondaga County gathering heard that landowners around the lake may control access, with debates over rest area rocks and boat launch limits surfacing amid safety concerns.

Cazenovia Lake Dewitt Cazenovia State Department of Environmental Conservation Clifford Creech DEC Region 7 Creech State Department of Transportation Cazenovia Lake Association Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen Fred Neff Federation Neff Catenovia DOT Richard Limberg The Hans Blocklin John B. Rooney Route 20 Lake Asso Ciation Town and Lake Association Rooney Don R. Callahan Brocklin Simberg Bill Allen Ithaca Allen

YRACUS HERALD JOURNAL MADISON METRO Brief Page Clues

Local page notes fragmentary items from the Yracus Herald Journal Madison Metro edition with unclear details. Reads as a scanned snippet showing columned notices and partial headlines.

Yracus Herald Journal MADISON/METRO

Utica woman hurt in crash in ICU with husband charged

Joan Novak of Utica remained in the Upstate Medical Center ICU in serious condition after a two car crash that killed 85 year old Alec G Batt. Her husband John Novak 44 was charged with failure to yield at a stop sign as the other driver Herbert Ostrander 40 from Cassville was involved. Batt died from uncontrolled bleeding due to a lacerated liver. Several other passengers were treated at area hospitals.

Syracuse Utica Upstate Medical Center Joan Novak Hopson St Alec G. Batt Herbert E. Ostrander Babcock Hill Road Cassville Batt Faxton Hospital

Searchers find woman lost in forest in Ohio

An out of state camping party member, Courtney Barney, 44, from Shreveport La., disappeared Sunday evening in Herkimer County and was found about 9 a.m. one mile from Farr Road in good health. State police and Forest Rangers conducted searches Sunday night and Monday morning. Barney returned to her camping party without injury.

Ohio Forest Rangers Courtney Barney Shreveport Herkimer County Barney Farr Road

Two get jail terms in recluse slaying

Tompkins County residents Alton Hile and Hollis Oltz were sentenced to one year in Schuyler County Jail for their roles in the bludgeoning death of James R. McGrane, a 64 year old Mecklenburg recluse. Oltz pleaded guilty to third degree burglary. Hile to identical charges.

Watkins Glen Tompkins County Alton Hile Hollis Oltz James R. McGrane Mecklenburg Hile N. Cayuga St Ithaca Hollis L. Oltz Bald Hill Road Spencer Schuyler County Court Oltz Schuyler County Stewart McDivitt McGrane

Child loses fight against leukemia in Cooperstown

Jenny Harrington, 4, died at Bassett Hospital Cooperstown after a bone marrow transplant from her twin sister failed to cure leukemia. Doctors say chemotherapy to save her was risky but left little option. Jenny had suffered since age two and recently returned from Seattle where the transplant occurred.

Cooperstown Jenny Harrington Coopertown Bassett Hospital Pedro de Alarcon Jenny de Alarcon Debbie Debbie Harrington Seattle Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Institute Jody Edmeston Seattle Cancer Center New York

Feds aid veal farmer amid quarantine and loans

Edward Conhaim's veal operation received a $48,645 cash advance from the Farmers Home Administration to buy feed during a five month FDA quarantine. The FMHA also guaranteed test payments for FDA analyses of DES exposure on calves, with testing potentially costing over $10,000, as veterinarians and officials assess human consumption safety.

New Hartford U.S. Food and Drug Administration Edward Conhaim Farmers’ Home Administration Conhaim Paul Dendis Fmha Syracuse FDA Dendis Tomahara

Immigrant families celebrate citizenship day across Syracuse area

June 7, 1983 marked naturalization for 76 new Americans from 32 countries in Syracuse. Bonnie Webinger, age two, and Estrella Domingo, 66, joined a diverse group including several Indians, Koreans, Canadians, Italians and others. INS notes that applicants must read write and pass a U.S. history test. local groups aid papers and classes.

Bonnie Webinger North Syracuse Bonnie Estrella Domingo Lowville Phillipines Naturalization Court India Korea Britain Austria Sweden Pakistan Jamaica Argentina Hungary Guyana Cuba Brazil Trinidad Greece Hong Kong Yugoslavia Switzerland Ghana Uruguay West Indies New Zealand U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Joyce Reicher INS Buffalo Americanization League Robert Webinger North Syracuse Cicero Carol Kim Kelly Wehinger Cornell University Carol Wehinger Lee Memo

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