Five locals convicted of driving offenses in county courts
Five persons were convicted of driving offenses by the county district attorney's lower courts unit. Rita J. Roshia 58 of Weedsport was convicted of driving while ability impaired and given a conditional discharge. John Lischak 63 of Solvay received a conditional discharge and must seek admission to a drunken drivers program. Floyd Fletcher 35 of Elbridge, Paul Loveland 20 of North Syracuse and Richard Doxtater 21 of Cicero were convicted of driving while intoxicated or related offenses in their respective town courts.
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Rita J. Roshia
Box 50
R.D
Weedsport
Camillus Court
Andrew A. Mecca
John Lischak
Tompkins St
Solvay
Robert Smolinski
Lischak
Floyd 8
Fletcher
Kingston Road
Elbridge
DWAI
D. Paige Gorham
Paul A. Loveland
Wells Ave
Syracuse
Dwas
Salina
Helen Burnham
Richard A. Doxtater
Brewerton Road
Cicero
Baldwinsville Forms Area Community Band
Baldwinsville plans a summer community band in partnership with the Baker High School summer music program. First rehearsal is July 6 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the high school. The band will include students in grades 9 through 12 and adults under director Henry Allen. Subsequent rehearsals run Mondays through August 6, creating a cross generation cooperative outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwinsville
Baker High
Henry Allen
High Schial
Allen
Marauders win state title in New York drum corps
The Syracuse-Utica Yankee Marauders Junior Drum and Bugle Corps, sponsored by VFW Post 2893, won the New York State championship yesterday led by public relations manager Terrill Root. The Greeks of Rochester finished second and both teams will compete in the American Legion championship at Coyne Stadium, Syracuse University. TO BEGIN TRAINS John L. Stetes, son of Albert Stetes and Mrs. Joan Szymanowski, plans to leave June 29 for Parris Island, S.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse-Utica
Yankee Marauders
VFW Post
Pennock Post
Salvay
New York
John L. Stetes
Albert Stetes
Garden City Drive
Joan Szymanoski
Lakeview Ave
Parris Island
S.C
County dental bureau to open fluoride clinics
Onondaga County's Bureau of Dental Health schedules topical fluoride clinics at 26 locations this summer. Children ages three to five and 13 are eligible for free fluoride applications, with instruction to parents on plaque control. Appointments at 425 3768.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Bureau of Dental Health
William T. Delaney
Hanley says Carter veep choice open
Congressman Jim Hanley says Jimmy Carter is keeping an open mind about his vice president pick. He cites Rep. Peter Rodino of New Jersey and notes Carter aims to reflect rural and urban economic concerns and neglected areas while maximizing aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hanley
Jimmy Carter
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Rodino
Hanley
Carter
Laborers to Return as Wage Pact Reaches Settlement
About 1,100 members of Building Laborers Locals 40 and 238 are set to return to construction sites after a five day strike. Operating Engineers Local 545 and Ironworkers Local 60 have not settled. The pact with the Building Trades Employers Association includes a $1.15 per hour raise over three years, per Robert Wrightmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Laborers
Operating Engineers Local 545
Ironworkers Union
Building Trades Employers Association
Robert Wrightmire
Catholics in Syracuse Diocese Emphasize Voter Registration Sunday
Catholics across the Syracuse Diocese will register to vote in their parishes this Sunday. Bishop David F. Cunningham designated the day Voter Registration Sunday with parish volunteers registering under Onondaga County Board of Elections supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
David F. Cunningham
Onondaga County Board of Elections
Catholic school renames to honor Oswego bishop
The Oswego Catholic High School community will rename the school Bishop Cunningham High School effective July 1 to recognize the 50 years of service by Most Rev David F Cunningham. The proclamation read at St Marys Church noted his ordination anniversary and his role in the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Syracuse
Bishop Cunningham
David F. Cunningham
Oswego County
Camillus Caboose on Wheels Brings Play to Neighborhoods
The Camillus Caboose, a renovated school bus filled with arts games and sports gear, tours summer sites rain or shine. Schedules show daily times from Monday to Friday at Oakridge Avenue Pinewood Willow Wood Lane Northwood Way Skyview Glenview etc with possible changes for events and participation.
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Camillus
Oakridge Avenue
Pinewood
Willow Wood Lane
Northwood Way
Skyview
Glenview Avenue
Clark Lane
Sherwood Drive
Alice Avenue
Green Fir Circle
Naan
Farview Circle
Emann Drive
Camillus Recreation
Bicyclist Hurt After Park Area Collision
A young bicyclist sustained minor scrapes when two bicycles were hit by an automobile near the Avon Parkway entrance of Hollyrood Park. Moyers Corners Ambulance transported the rider to Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital for a checkup after the 11 a.m. incident. Police said the cyclist was not identified.
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Moyers Corners
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Clay
Avon Parkway
Hollyrood Park
Three Syracuse teens charged in Stop-N-Go theft
Three youths, Curtis A Grimes David C Trotman and Wendell Ward, pleaded innocent to petty larceny after allegedly stealing 81 from the Stop N Go Store at 951 E Brighton Ave early today. Bail set at 500 each with Aug 4 reappearance. a fourth suspect was being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Brighton Avenue
James J. Fahey
Curtis A. Grimes
Faye Ave
David C. Trotman
Cannon St
Wendell Ward
Towers Lane
Criminal Investigation Division
Inv
Stanley Hodell
Brighton Ave
Hodell
Suspect denied bail in DeWitt burglary case
Ricky E. Schuler, 22, of East Syracuse, held without bail after his arrest at Crestline Distributors in East Syracuse. Officers found him inside with burglar tools and marijuana after responding to a burglary alarm and locating a broken rear window. Charged with third degree burglary, burglary tools, and seventh degree possession of a controlled substance.
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Ricky E. Schuler
R.D. 1
East Shellman Drive
Clay
Public Safety Building
DeWitt
William E. Ferguson
Schuler
Crestline Distributors
Fly Road
East
Syracuse
John Harmon
DeWitt Police Department
East Syracuse
Ferguson
Pompey Town Court
Dwight Huffman
Huffman
DeWitt Town Court
Trustees meet at Park Central Presbyterian Church
The board of trustees will meet at 4 30 p m Monday at Park Central Presbyterian Church. The session dinner and meeting follow at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Central Presbyterian Church
Federal stamps waiver eases food aid for New York elderly
Federal officials ease the food stamp process for about 400 000 aged blind and disabled residents in New York State. The USDA waives initial interviews and long forms for independent SSI recipients, while preserving the $10 SSI cash outs and outlining eligibility based on household income. SSI recipients living alone will get a short mail form, with retroactive July benefits if filed mid July, and county offices plan staffing boosts to handle demand.
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New York State
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Philip L. Toia
Sioner
Social Services
Onondaga County
Department of Social Services
Civic Center
SSI
Toia
County Food Stamp Office
County Welfare Department
USDA
John Lascaris
Right to Life shocked by veto of parental consent bill
Syracuse Right To Life president Charles Venus denounces Gov. Carey’s veto of a parental consent bill on abortion. He says the measure would empower responsible parents to approve or disapprove their daughter’s abortion decision and lamented that it would harm social planners and counselors rather than protect minors. He criticizes the governor’s claim about forcing unparented minors to seek backroom abortions as ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Venus
Syracuse
Right To Life Group
Carey
Venus
Two Inmates Deny Escape Charges From Onondaga Facility
Two Inondaga County Correctional Facility inmates, John Wright 30 and Frank Kearney 31, pleaded innocent to second degree escape after leaving a work detail yesterday near the War Memorial. They face $1,500 bail each and reappear August 5. Wright was to be released July 8, Kearney August 14. custody officers recaptured them with officers Korkus and Bland after a car stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Correctional Facility
John Wright
Frank Kearney
James J. Fahey
City grants $28,000 for Cicero Central Park
Gov. Hugh L. Carey announced a $28,000 Land and Water Conservation Funds grant to the Town of Cicero to aid Central Park development. The town will match funds as plans for a multipurpose field, two tennis courts, a handball court and a storage building move forward in a five year program to expand affordable recreation.
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Albany Bureau
Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Cicero
Central Park
Orin Lehman
State Department of Parks and Recreation
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Fowler
B’ville
Area
Marauders
County Dental Bureau
Jamesville- DeWitt
Pompey
Tully
South Ave
Central Village
Dr. Martin Luther King
Marcellus High
Brighton Family Center
Edmond Ave
Skaneateles
Fairmount
Carter Veep
Camillus ‘Caboose
Curtis J. Irwin
Joseph Johnson
U.S
174Th Air National Guard
Hancock Field
Joseph Kelly
Wright
Kearney
Onondaga County War Memorial
Robert Korkus
War Memorial
Kelly
City Parks and Recreation
Sunnycreat. Park
Speen Colella
Fur
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