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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1993

Page

5

Syracuse Stadium Faces 3 Million Shortfall Plan

Syracuse officials plan to replace 59 year old Macarthur Stadium with a multipurpose facility adjacent to North A. Local leaders pressed Albany lawmakers for funds contending the state could provide up to 30 million over two years for minor league stadiums and a new arena for the Buffalo Sabres. Stakeholders include Onondaga County, the Chiefs, the Blue Jays, and UDC. Governor Cuomo opposes new stadium bonds.

Macarthur Stephen Quel Anthony Simone Chiefs Board Stichael Bragman D-C- Cero Fay Wepan UDC Albany Buffalo Sabres New York Syracuse Assembly Onom County Nicholas Pirro Rogers Mario Cuomo

Fire deaths linked to antenna failure on dead-end street

The scene on a dead-end street near Onondaga Hill involved Scanlon and Fellows as they tried to erect an antenna between two pine trees. The leaning structure touched 13,200 volts then jumped to 220 volts, fatally electrocuting both men while a bystander, McMaster, received a shock while attempting to assist. Neighbors recall plans and reactions as authorities investigate.

Onondaga Hill Scanion Simon Dean Mecmaster Scanlon Fellows McMaster Burnham Road

Scanlon home deaths spark safety warnings and investigations

Rescue workers faced 25 minutes before approaching motionless bodies as power remained on at the Scanlon residence. Niagara Mohawk cut power for 45 minutes to nearby neighborhoods and then to the street pole, severing lines to the home. Medical Examiner Dr. Erik Mitchell ruled the victims dead at the scene. Deputy Chief David Okoniewski urged professional antenna installation and announced a stress debriefing for firefighters.

Wheeless Scanlon Niagara Mohawk Power Corp West Seneca Turnpike South Salina Street Niagara Mohawk Onondaga County Erik Mitchell Air One Onondaga County Sheriffs Department Yenit David Okoniewski

Memorial for Ed Fellows Links Joysof Life and Loss

Edward J. Fellows, 24, of Onondaga, loved outdoor life and planned to move to Australia to aid their environment. He worked for Atlantic Testing Corp while finishing college. He and friend Kevin Scanlon were electrocuted when their CB antenna touched a power line during a visit to Scanlon’s home, ending a lifelong friendship and neighborhood’s admiration for a respectful, ambitious young man.

Edward J. Fellows Australia Kenneth Marilyn Fellows Jason Skyline Cave Onondaga College of Environmental Science and Forestry Fellows Atantic Testing Corp Kevin Scanlon Scanlon Westhill High School Ed Fellows Bruce Miller

Fireman Nick Scanlon remembered as friendly helper and fixer

Kevin Scanlon nicknamed Fireman for firefighting and CB radio chats with truckers. He was a 24 year old Onondaga Hill resident who built a 25 foot CB antenna and died after it fell on high power lines. He ran Sounds Inc and worked as a DJ while volunteering as a firefighter. He was praised for kindness and willingness to help, with friends recalling his cheerful, gentle nature.

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Pat Nixon dies after long illness and strokes

Pat Nixon dies after years of health problems ending in a coma. Funeral planned at the former president’s Yorba Linda library with viewing Friday. Sen. Robert Dole to deliver the eulogy. burial at the library grounds.

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