Judge delays Attica ruling on Rockefeller deposition
A State Claims Court judge reserved decision on a motion that would require Vice President Rockefeller to testify about his role as New York governor during the 1971 Attica prison uprising. The filing seeks deposition of present and former state employees and release of investigative materials, aiming for $15 million in damages for victims and families.
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State Claims Court
Nelson Rockefeller
Attica
New York
Robert M. Quigley
Sen
John Hughes
Gene Tenney
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Terry Smith
State Court of Claims
Robbery conviction sentences set for July 28
John Lee Pinkard, 21, faces sentencing July 28 after a County Court jury convicted him of first degree robbery and second degree burglary for the March 24 entry at 405 North State Street where Eloise Willard was beaten and threatened with a knife. Pinkard apologized for courtroom conduct after the verdict, defense argues alibi, up to 25 years possible, jailed pending sentencing. The trial, the first under the Fast Track felony unit, followed his arrest less than three months ago.
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John Lee Pinkard
Pinkard
Ormond N. Gale
N. State St
Eloise Willard
John DeFrancisco
Gale
Public Safety Building
Syracuse Police
District Attorney’s Office
DeFrancisco
Hoppe earns Yale masters and takes Rochester nursing post
Kathleen Hoppe daughter of Karl and Mrs Hoppe of Parkwood Drive earned a masters degree in nursing from Yale University and has accepted a faculty position at the University of Rochester School of Nursing.
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Kathleen Hoppe
Karl Hoppe
Parkwood Drive
Yale University
University of Rochester
School of
Dinner to honor fund-raisers at Temple Adath Yeshura
The Syracuse Jewish Federation will host its 58th annual meeting and fund-raiser dinner at Temple Adath Yeshura. A sherry hour begins at 6 30 p.m. with nominations and elections of federation officers to follow. The event honors Dr Ernest L Sarason and Mrs Irving Salkow for their 1976 campaign leadership while detailing the federation role in supporting United Jewish Appeal Israel Emergency Fund and local agencies.
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Syracuse Jewish Federation
Temple Adath Yeshura
Kimber Road
Federation
Ernest L. Sarason
Irving Salkow
Sarason
Salkow
Syracuse Jewish Community
United Jewish Appeal
Israel Emergency Fund
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Family Service Bureau
Max Gilbert Hebrew Academ
B'nai B’rith Hillel Foundation
Syracuse University
Religious School For the Retarded
Rabbi Jacob Epstein High School For
Senate approves Auer measure to aid high risk real estate loans
Albany The State Senate approved a bill by Senator Martin S. Auer to allow state chartered savings and loan associations to fund developers for real estate projects lacking conventional security. Auer noted many borrowers have strong repayment histories and third party guarantors but no security for the loan. The measure targets developers with sufficient credit and income to deem the loan sound.
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Albany
State Senate
Martin S. Auer
Savings and Loan Associations
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