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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1992
Page
6
Ban Syracuse police seek witnesses after a man named Ralph Kirkland Jr. 24 was found stabbed in the chest outside a house on Oakwood Avenue about 1130 pm Sunday. He was taken to University Hospital. Police have no suspects at this time.
Onondaga County investigators urge residents to report bridge jumpers to prevent drownings after multiple incidents. Deputy Terry Hammond notes jumpers flee when responders arrive while divers like Peter Colent face penalties for known cases. A 16 year old, Eduard Crossman, died June 13 after swinging from a rope at Route 370 bridge over the Seneca River.
The Boys & Girls Club of Syracuse marks its 100th annual meeting at 5 30pm at 2100 E Fayette St. A dinner and fashion show honor 30 members with awards from member of the year to best sportsmanship. Three LeVange Scholarships of 8500 each, presented by Friends of the Boys & Girls Club of Syracuse, will be awarded. Guest speaker is Barb Jacobs, Syracuse University women's basketball coach. Cost is 15 per person.
Manlius police investigate a Fay etteville resident report of a caller claiming to be from the telephone company seeking access to residents in the area to test lines for E-911. Police urge verification of service workers and advise reporting suspicious calls to the local police.
Kris A. Randall, 22, of Weedsport, died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning after falling asleep in his 1983 Dodge pickup to stay warm during a weekend gathering near Otisco. Deputies say exhaust entered the cab through the shift-stick opening. he was found unconscious Sunday morning and pronounced dead at Community General Hospital.
Syracuse accountant Mark Hall leads a revival effort for Kirk Park Colts on Syracuse's Southwest Side. Five age teams will train three days weekly with two study days and education tied to city schools. A fund raiser with Paul Pasqualoni aims to raise 25000. current funds total about 200.
St Peter’s parish in Syracuse celebrates a sanctuary rededication after renovations. A 9-foot statue of St Peter, carved by Central Square sculptor Sharon BuMann and authorized by the Vatican, stands as a centerpiece. The statue mirrors a 13th century Rome original by di Cambio, while Vatican II style updates and new marble altars modernize the church interior.
A collection of student profiles shows plans to attend State University College at Geneseo or Buffalo area programs, part time jobs at local sites, and a range of activities. Highlights include journalism, drama, forensics, NHS, tennis, art, and scouting. Describes mentors and some personal philosophy on success and giving back.
Kirsten Lawton, a Corcoran High School senior, is highlighted for English achievement. She is the daughter of There se and James Lawton, with plans to attend Columbia University. Her interests include cross country, indoor and spring track, Math Team, National Honor Society, and Environment Conscious Organized Students.
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