Nurse testifies in Dillon case in Madison County murder trial
In Wampsville a nurse testified Trooper Emerson Dillon was brought to hospital at 11 45 a m October 24 with no vital signs. Pathologist Dr Russell Lindauer described a gunshot wound and a bullet removed from the diaphragm after passing the ribs and heart. Defense requested time to review medical reports as hearings paused.
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Wampsville
Madison County
New York State
Emerson Dillon
Dist
William O'Brien
Susan M. Diablo
Oneida City Hospital
Dillon
Lindauer
Peter Donn
Hugh Humphreys
Robert Donovan
John Ruzas
Barn Fires Engulf Harkness Farm on Bishop Hill Road
A mid morning blaze destroyed a barn on Bishop Hill Road in Marcellus Town. Fire officials said 14 departments responded after a 10 am alarm as water shortages hampered efforts. Eyewitnesses reported animals being led out as investigators suspect an electrical short started the fire.
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Bishop Hill Road
Marcellus
Stummer Loses DWI Appeal
The Court of Appeals upheld former Baldwinsville Mayor Arthur Stummer's Sept. 28, 1972 DWI conviction. He was fined $250 and lost his license after a Dec. 30, 1971 arrest with a blood alcohol level of .17.
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Court of Appeals
Baldwinsville
Arthur Stummer
Stummer
Manlius
John A. Cirando
Cirando
Edwards
State Fair Boulevard
van Buren
C. Andrew Pappas
Appeals court denies Garrow bid for review of his case
The State Supreme Court Appellate Division refused Robert F. Garrow Sr.’s request for a special prosecutor to probe his Hamilton County murder trial. Garrow, serving 25 to life at Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, also faces an ongoing $5 million civil suit against Syracuse defense attorneys Belge, Armani, and District Attorney Holcombe. The case seeks $3 million from Belge and $1 million from each Holcombe and Armani. a parallel ethics complaint remains unresolved.
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State Supreme Court
Robert F. Garrow Sr
Hamilton County
Third Department
Albany
Dannemora
Garrow
Clinton Correctional Feil
Parker J. Stone
Syracuse
Dist
Jon K. Holcombe
Supreme Court
Clinton County
Onondaga County Attorney
Holcombe
Francis R. Belge
Frank H. Armani
Belge
Armani
Alicia Hauck
Oakwood Cemetery
Call-A-Bus ridership in Onondaga County sets May record
More than 4,600 senior citizens and handicapped riders traveled 15 538 miles in May on Centro's Call-A-Bus program in Onondaga County. Ridership rose over 32 percent from May 1974 and surpassed April’s record by nearly six percent. Passengers per trip also climbed 28 percent as Centro expanded equipment including four wheelchair equipped mini buses and ten kneeling buses.
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Onondaga County
Centro
Charles J. Williams
Williams
Centre
Warren Frank
County Receives State Highway Aid Transfer
State funds totaling 4.98 million will be distributed to 926 towns for road repair and improvements. Onondaga County receives 69 741.75 as its share based on property valuation, with funds sent as part of annual town highway aid.
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Onondaga County
Arthur Levitt
Ridings Re-elected President Of Citizens Foundation
David A A Ridings of Pass and Seymour is re-elected president for a year. New officers include Burnett D Haylor and Neil E Brenneman as vice presidents Vincent A O Neil as treasurer and Robert R Andrews as secretary. Class of 1978 board members selected and the foundation highlights 15 Freedoms Foundation awards and outreach programs at OCC Syracuse University and Le Moyne College.
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David A. A. Ridings
Citzens Foundation
Robert R. Andrews
Neil E. Brenneman
Burnett D. Haylor
Pass and Seymour, Inc
Citizens Foundation
Vincent A. O'Neil
Foundation
Dennis R. Baldwin
Arthur J. Fogerty
Forbes Gibbs Jr
H. Follett Hodgkins Jr
Donald S. Jaquith
Richard J. Mullen
J. Gordon Phillips
Richard G. Ralph
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Sys
Youth jailed in burglary case at Syracuse school
A 17-year-old Syracuse youth was sentenced in Police Court before Judge James R. Anderson to six months at the Onondaga County Penitentiary in Jamesville. Mark A. Scott pleaded guilty to petty larceny for taking a jacket valued at $6 from Most Holy Rosary High School on April 15 after an entry in the school.
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Syracuse
James R. Anderson
Quondaga County
Jamesville
Mark A. Scott
Coolidge Ave
Most Holy Rosary High School
Bellevue Ave
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Russell Lindauer
Bellevue Heights
Grant Ave
Appeals Court
John F. Lawton
Hauck
Wee Wendy
Wendy Parkhurst
Upstate
Sibley
Fayetteville
Downtown
Citizens
OCC
Syracuse University
LeMoyne College
Nis Tow
SELEC
Mac
Arate
Packer Saeeth A
Jathens
Genesee ST
Mattydale
Lemotne
Fairmount
West Genesee ST
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