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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2000
Page
8
A Syracusan was convicted on counts including third degree possession of stolen property and first degree burglary. Jurors acquitted him on two other stolen property charges. The district attorney noted the most serious charge carries a maximum state prison term.
Syracuse alumni of Central Technical High School pursue reuse of the Graystone building with HKS Real Estate. Plans discussed include a stand-alone technical high school to train students for work after graduation, aided by private funding and district office relocation talks.
Lorand Ernyey, 46, of 33 Jordan Street, pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate the Trading with the Enemy Act. He was sentenced to home detention for x months, three years of probation, 200 hours of community service, and a $106 fine. He must forfeit about $151,000 in illegal proceeds and related goods including 20,000 feet of fiber-optic cable and 100 cable connectors.
ALBANY Three years after enlisting Archie Bunker actor Carroll O Connor state Sen John DeFrancisco moved a bill through the Legislature to let families employers and insurers sue drug dealers for damages The measure would allow collection of assets gained from drug dealing and require users to aid law enforcement and quit drugs six months before suing O Connor joined by telephone urged tougher action as he recalled his son Hugh death in a drug related incident The bill aimed to strengthen the war on drugs but faced pressure from Assembly Democrats and Gov Pataki.
Clinton pledges to boost New York’s share of federal and local funds, cut taxes, and improve transportation to lower air fares. He vows to aid working families and address economic concerns voiced by supporters during a Fayetteville stop.
Measles cases linked to Paul Moore High School in Central Square Oswego County with two in Onondaga County. A 46 year old Syracuse woman treated at North Medical Center with two June visits. Measles incubation seven to 16 days. symptoms start with runny nose cough fever then red blotchy rash. Children under one and immune compromised are most at risk. one dose gives about 95 percent protection.
Police say Jennis confronted a neighbor, brandishing an ax while advancing on an officer. The officer fired twice, authorities charging Jennis with attempted first degree assault and second degree menacing. He faces burglary criminal mischief tampering and property charges for vandalizing 102 Mooney Ave. plus threatening neighbors Mary Snell and Brian Mann. Neighbors described Jennis as volatile but not aiming to harm, while owner Glen Haunfelter noted past disputes over debris and painting. The case outlines dramatic confrontation and ensuing legal actions.
Recent birth notices list on May 1 a daughter to Catherine Rosato and Scout D Waite, a son to Kimberly Bainz and Seshu Meyeod. May 3 an infant son to Terontay Davee. May 6 a child Buon to Manes Vernage. Names appear in maiden or family form from the record.
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