Fire damages four units at Hill Top House
Fire at the Hill Top House apartments 1033 James St damaged four units with no injuries. The blaze began in an unoccupied unit's living room, discovered by Dr. David Federick. Omega Development Corp's Salina SL reported insurance coverage and praised Truck Two and Engines Seven Nine and Eleven for rapid response.
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Hill Top House
James St. Francis
Ruby
Omega Development Corp
Salina SL
Howard Dungey
David Federick
Corrente's Psychiatric Testimony On Mental Illness
A psychiatrist testified in County Court that James Corrente suffered from schizophrenia and lacked understanding of his actions when his 17 year old girlfriend was killed. Dr. Abraham Halpern noted a severe mental disorder and cited letters the day of the shooting as confirming the impaired grasp of consequences.
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James Corrente
Nancy Greco
Abraham Halpern
Halpern
Sidney Orgel
Paul R. Shanahan
Corrente
Jeschke
Orgel
Asst. Dist. Atty
Edmund H. Jeschke
Klotz Sees Crisis in Education and Politics
Democratic candidate John Klotz warned of alienation of citizens from New York education administration. Speaking at Hackney House, he urged redefining educational goals and bringing education back into politics as a tool to define goals and marshal resources for democratic ends.
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New York State
John Klotz
Klotz
Hackney House
Bloiz
Two East Syracuse Graduates Complete Navy Basic Training
Seaman Apprentices James N. Noto and Anthony F. Floss Sr. have completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Noto is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerome J. Noto of Manlius Center Road and Floss is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Floss Sr. of 6849 Myers Road, East Syracuse.
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James N. Noto
Airs
Gerome J. Noto
Manlius Center Rd
Anthony F. Floss
Myers Road
East
Syyracuse
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ambulance Rate Hike Moves Through City Council
Common Council discusses raising ambulance trips to 22.50 per ride replacing 17, with the city underwriting 21000 yearly to support emergency services. Norma H Coburn leads traffic licenses and franchises committee and aims for ordinance introduction Monday.
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Eastern ‘Ambulance Service
Common Council
Norma H. Coburn
Coburn
Lee Alexander
Walter Ludovico
John J. Handlin
Picture book stories for children at Onondaga Library
A weekly series for preschoolers runs on Wednesdays at 7:30 pm from March to March at the Onondaga Free Library. Mrs. Robert Hergenson, head librarian, selects tales about children of other lands nursery stories animals and Easter themes. Volunteer tellers include several named ladies.
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Mars
Onondala Free Library
Robert Hergenson
Hergensen
Stewart Hill
Stanley Larsen
William Mathews
Robert Pence
Robert Rice
Manufacturers Association backs Mills anti tax stance
The Manufacturers Association of Syracuse endorses Rep. Wilbur Mills and urges regional members to contact senators and congressmen to support his budget cut plan. The fact sheet criticizes administration officials and inflation policies while urging restraint on new taxes.
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Wilbur
Medicaid Revision Advances in County Legislature Action
A resolution urging action on a Medicaid cost cutting bill faces a likely Assembly vote after a Monday county legislature meeting. A parallel motion approved by the Inter Governmental Council of North and Central New York seeks state legislative action. The plan would cap family of four Medicaid income at 15,400 yearly, down from 6,000, with several counties backing the effort. State Sen. Ronald Stafford supported moving the bill, and the council opposed mandatory employer paid health insurance and certain gun measures.
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State Assembly
Onondaga County
Inter Governmental Council of
North and Central New
York
Malone
Intercounty
Plattsburgh
Franklin
Lawrence, Jefferson
Oswego
Agricultural
Lewis, Madison and Herkimer
Yemery
Madison
Gov. Rockefeller
Watertown
Fifteen Firms Study Air Pollution in Syracuse County
A cooperative air purification study begins Tuesday with 15 firms and consulting engineers visiting Crouse-Hinds Co. to identify present and potential air pollution sources. Sponsored by the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse, the Onondaga County project aims to control emissions and may produce a purification management proposal after two weeks.
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Crouse-Hinds Co
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
Onondaga County
Slow refunds delay Buffalo District tax returns
The Internal Revenue Service reports 4,069 returns used incorrect tax tables in the Buffalo District, Syracuse included, delaying refunds. Missing or incorrect Social Security numbers delayed 1,536 refunds, 1,966 returns lacked signatures, and 2,603 had arithmetic errors. The Andover Service Center processed 247,133 Buffalo District returns totaling $45,858,309.75.
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Buffalo
Internal Revenue Service
John E. Foley
Syracuse
Foley
IRS Service Center
Andover
Mass
Buffalo District
State truck group to hear Tofany in Syracuse dinner
Vincent L. Tofany will speak at the 15th annual dinner of the State Motor Truck Association in the Hotel Syracuse ballroom on Thursday evening March 14. A native of Rochester, he has served in multiple public roles and holds leadership positions in motor vehicle and library groups. In Onondaga County Prison history, 303 inmates plus three women had 10 or more prior sentences last year, with 499 new admissions.
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Vincent L. Tofany
State Motor Truck Association
Syracuse
Allen Cossit
Hamilton
Allied Transportation Industries Association
Tofany
Rochester
Monroe County
National Board of the Library of Presidential
American Association of Moitor Vehicle Administrators
Marine Corps
Fany
St. Bonaventureers
Albany
Jamesville
State motor vehicles commissioner takes office in 1967
A new state eighth commissioner of motor vehicles is noted taking office on January 1, 1967. He is married with three daughters. A cocktail party precedes a dinner and formal activities.
Sheriff Corbett to Speak at Evangelist Forum Tonight
Onondaga County Sheriff Patrick J. Corbett will address the second Evangelist Forum at 7 45 p m in St John the Evangelist Church parish hall. The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine sponsors the public event with Rev William C Stewart as moderator and Aldo Cardarelli as chairman. The five week series explores The Citizen Looks at his City.
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Onondaga County
Pattrick J. Corbett
Evangelist Forum
St. John the Evangelist Church
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine of
William C. Stewart
Aldo Cardarelli
Three Baltimore Men Arrested for Bad Checks and Auto Theft
State police held William Albert Greebe 25 Thomas Wayne Kucz 16 and Earl Montague Smith 18 all of Baltimore Md after arrest at the Holiday Inn on Carrier Circle. Troopers Overbaugh Bendo and Thomas said the trio fled Baltimore three weeks ago traveling through the Eastern states facing charges related to bad checks unpaid motel bills and auto theft.
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Liverpool
William Albert Greebe
Thomas Wayne Kucz
Earl Montague Smith
Baltimore
Holiday Inn
Carrier Circle
H. P. Overbaugh
W. J. Bendo
H. P. Thomas
Three Face Charges In Art Theft
Three Rochester Institute of Technology students were held on fugitive warrants in a case involving the theft of a $125,000 painting of George Washington from Clarkson College of Technology. Det. Capt. James Cavell said the trio claimed it was a prank during a fraternity weekend at Potsdam College. they were jailed awaiting Potsdam police arrival. Names are Stephen K. Landress, 21, from Deer Park LL, and two 18-year-old freshmen Stephen Pazian of Amherst and Daniel Bosiwic of Athens, Pa.
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Rochester
Rochester Institute of Technology
George Washington
Clarkson College of Technology
James Cavell
Potsdam College
Potsdam
Stephen K. Landress
Deer Park
Stephen Pazian
Amherst
Daniel Bosiwic
Athens
Community action split over federal funds at Syracuse forum
At Syracuse University College a League of Women Voters discussion featured Clifford Winters and Rev Francis Woolever arguing federal funds cannot fully achieve community action. Rev Robert E Grimm urged cautious praise for government efforts and emphasized private, participatory action by both neighborhood and broader community.
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League of Women Voters
Syracuse University College
Clifford Winters
University College
Francis Woolever
Board of
Directors of
Peace, Inc
Robert E. ‘Grimm
Federal Grantees, Inc
Woolever
Crusade For Opportunity
Winters
Syracuse
Commission On Youth Land
Birth of Peace, Inc
Dcity
Downtown cultural center could host joint technology club
The iTechnology Club of Syracuse proposes sharing space in a downtown cultural center with a museum and meeting rooms. Club president Bernard Cherlow says a feasibility study is under way and assets valued at 500000 may fund redevelopment. The PAFC backs bonding for the center’s cost.
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Sense
iTechnology Club
Syracuse
Herald-Journal Today
Technology Club
Bernard Cher
PAFC
Dr. Golden
Cherlow
Onondaga Hill
Burglary at Comstock Avenue Apartment Reported
Thieves broke into T Richard Barr's unit at 110 Comstock Ave early today and stole a Springfield rifle 30-06 a 16 gauge pump shotgun a .22 caliber target rifle a 35 caliber carbine a portable radio four runs and $30 in Kennedy half dollars. Total value estimated over $550. Police noted two rear door locks were slipped and a second unit in the building had a burglary reported yesterday.
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Kennedy
Comstock Avenue
T. Richard Barr
Comstock Ave
Barr
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Thomas J. Martin
State Commissioner of Motor
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Sheriff Corbett Church
Jolly Democrats
James J. Barry
Barry
Country House
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Thomas J. Higgins
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Redfield Ave
Geoffrey Wood
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