Cicero eyes USAir move with new office park zoning
Cicero officials propose an office park district on 219 acres and a 19 acre office park zone on land abandoned by the Air Force to attract USAir Group Inc. while forecasting a possible relocation of a reservations center from downtown Syracuse. A 50 acre rezoning for a 600 unit apartment project was approved, and a Texas developer plans a 12 million dollar garden apartment complex on reclassified land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Field
Usair Group Inc
Cicero
Usair
Patricia Rizzo
Mony Plaza
Syracuse
U.S. Air Force
Cicero-North Syracuse High School
Texas Development Company
Western
U.S. Mortgage Corp
New Braunfels
Texas
Fireworks dealing charges loom over Syracuse men
Father and son Francis J. Indick and Francis J. Indick Jr. were charged with dealing in illegal fireworks after police raided their Spring Street home and a Wolf Street variety store. About $4,000 of fireworks, a catalog, and two switchblade knives were seized plus police searched the home with helicopter and canine aid. The pair appeared for City Court, the year’s first fireworks case in Syracuse. A separate report notes an earlier runaway girl rape case and four clerks charged with selling alcohol to a minor during undercover work in Onondaga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Indick
Spring St
Rod Carr
Spring Street
Wolf St
Indick
Carr
Sompont
MacArthur Stadium
Sheriff's Department
Syracuse
Daga County
Numerous Thefts Reported Across City Neighborhoods
Thefts include radar detectors from cars on South Clinton Street and West Brighton Avenue, tools from a company van, a wallet and $11 missing, bottles from a dumpster behind Wegmans, a cassette player from a parked car, and car stereos from several locations. Additional reports list gas cans stolen, paychecks stolen, and a blue 1978 Buick stolen from a driveway. A June 17 theft involved riding gear and tools from a new house and barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally A. Gummoe
Route 20
LaFayatta
New House
Richard J. Rock
Oulliwood Drive
Liverpool
Robberies Reported by Syracuse Police
Frances H Faye of 700 Block Butler Street says two youths grabbed her gown and purse near Grant Boulevard and Wadsworth Street at about 3 am. Patricia L Wyath of 400 Block Hamley Avenue reports purse taken in the 1200 block of South State Street around 2 20 am. Ronald M Rutland of 600 Block East Willow Street says his waiter was missing after inviting an acquaintance into his apartment. Rutland treated at St Josephs Hospital Health Center and released.
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Syracuse
Catherine
Wilson
Catherine Street
James Street
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Andrew Baum
Harrington Road
Rhoads Vesey
West Ostrander Avenue
Guane
Greyhound Bus Lines
Erie
Evelyne
Houston Avenue
Daniel J Walker
Robineen Road
Koerner Ford
W. Genesee St
M. Vine
Lincoln Fork
Gerald Cieply
Janet Drive
Frances H. Faye
Buttwrnui Street
Grant Boulevard
Wadsworth Stroat
Patricia L. Wyath
Hamley Avenue
South State Street
Ronald M. Rutland
East Willow Street
Rutland
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Burglary Reports Across Syracuse Neighborhoods
A string of burglaries is reported to Syracuse police affecting multiple residents. Victims include Andrea Dotyecchio on Comstock Avenue and Carole Horan on Tully Street, with items ranging from personal electronics to cash and legal papers stolen. Other incidents touch Butternut Street, West Brighton Avenue, Thurber Street, Bradlay Street, Gervine Street, James Street, dames Street, Cherry Hill Road, and hotel areas near Syracuse Square. One entry notes a bag of beer stolen from a camp refrigerator in Solvay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Andrea Dotyecchio
Comstock Avenue
Carole Horan
Tully Street
Vedohr P. Covich
Butternut Street
Shirley
Watson
West Brighton Avenue
Arsha Vartanian
Thurber Street
Shames P. Seaman
Bradlay Street
Darbars M. Balinity
Gervine Street
Nicholas
Togias
Draper Avenue
Solvay
West Vailay Fload
Spalford
Dispositions From Onondaga County and State Supreme Courts
Onondaga County and state Supreme Court cases closed cited from the DA office show multiple defendants, including Benjamin Josh Mez 22 and Gerald Stripling 22, pleading guilty or convicted for burglary, rape, sexual abuse, weapon possession, sodomy, and drug offenses with sentences ranging from probation to prison terms. Names include Susan Dolata and Mark Dolata both tied to drug crimes, with sentences and probation held by multiple judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Benjamin Josh
Village Bridge Apartments
Tully
William J. Burke
Onondaga County Correctional Facility
New York State
Navarino Fire Station
Gerald Stripling
Lodi St
Syracuse
Wes
Stripling
Chester Lefty
Beech St
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Elmer Pyke
Professional Tree & Landscape Service
CCBI
N.Y
Uae
Bamana
MIL
Yeas
Budweiser and
Budweiser Light
Milwaukee
S. Best
Byrne
Ushof
Byrne Butter
Turkey
Byrne Dairy
Anthony Esposito
Jeff
Don Bussey
O'Brien and
Gere Engineers Inc
Teft
Meadowbrook Creek
General Motors
Cicero Board
Ksisin A. Schmidt
Treeline Drive
E. Tat Road
Deputies
Anirt
Marlin G. McFaddan
Clarion St
North Syracuse
Convenient Food Mart
Bear Fiead
Lown of Clay
Robert P. Farrel
Crabapple Lane
Gaddes
Wagman's
W. Geneses St
Gendes
Wiliam F. Clark
Townline Road
Marcalius
Renga
Byms
Camilli
Caputies
Syracuse Police
Terry Smith
Canaslola
South Clinton Street
Don E. Terson
Charles Haating
Old
Liverpool Hosa
Finehaunge Bat
Burnet Ave
Agnes Feantono
Arait Street
Paul A. Prugger
Wegmans
Onondaga Blvd
Marjoria O'Shaughnessy
Peck Road
Kirkville
Laurel ‘Trea
Hawley Ave
Edwin J. O'Mara
Greenwich
Conn
Genesee Inn
E. Genesee St
Heaphy & Son Inc
N. Gaddes St
Sue
Carla J. Geughill
Vale Avenue
Geddes
van Duyn
Onondaga
Anthony Romano
Glendale Drive
Som
Central New York Health Systems, Inc
James St
Marie Fabozzi
Dames Street
Shopter Court
Dames &T
Keilie Pomtray
Cherry Hill Road
DeWitt
Syracuse Square
S. Warren St
Sherif
J. Kevin Murray
Susan Dolata
Park St
Deara
J. Kevin Mulroy
Mark Dolata
Waller T. Gorman
Gregg Cramer
Landedate Drive
Sewarles E. Jaquas
Wiley. Burke
Gnondaga County Correctional Facility
Toax
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