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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1992

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Cortland woman killed in apartment

Cortland police say Mary L. ONeill was found dead in her Cortland apartment at 138 Central Ave with her ex husband Oscar H. Linderberry being sought for the killing. Linderberry had previously faced menacing charges after threatening her with a butcher knife.

Cortland Mary L. O'Neill Oscar H. Linderberry Central Ave Michael LoParco Linderberry O'Neill Ithaca Hanshaw Road Tompkins County Dryden Tompkins Community Hospital Oneill Ithaca Area Lo Parco

Very cold with snow flurries and squalls tonight

A brief forecast notes very cold conditions with partly cloudy skies and localized snow squalls tonight. Saturday brings a high near 22 and a low around 10 with similar cold, unsettled weather.

Snow Buries Oswego and Syracuse Under Heavy Snowload

Up to 60 inches of snow fell in Oswego county since Wednesday as Oswego and Syracuse endured a major storm. At Hancock Airport the season total reached 144.3 inches, ranking sixth for snowiest winters since 1902, with forecasters noting the system largely passed though flurries could linger.

New York Oswego County Hancock Kay Witz National Weather Service Hancock International Airport

St Patrick's Parade to March in Bitter Cold in Syracuse

Patrick's Parade Queen Kelly Driscoll plans long underwear under her dress for Saturday. The Baldwinsville American Legion Post 113 color guard may not march. St James Church volunteers struggle to finish a canal boat float after snow and cold. The float is too large to fit inside. The Rev James Quinn quips about an icebreaker. If luck holds, the float should be ready for the noon start of Syracuse's 10th annual St Patrick's Parade, expected to be one of the coldest on record.

Cuomo pact envisions release for dying inmates and staged parole

Gov Cuomo and lawmakers reached a budget deal to free terminally ill inmates including AIDS patients and allow deferral of nonviolent first felonies up to one year under supervision. The agreement expands parole, boot camp style shock incarceration with age up to 35, and medical parole while scrapping a windshield etched identification fee and shifting a new $1 vehicle insurance surcharge to consumers.

Albany Mario Cuomo Cuomo Cal

House to release names of check bouncing members

The House voted 426 to 0 to disclose 355 current and former members who wrote thousands of overdraft checks totaling about 1.8 million dollars at the House Bank. Rep James Walsh of Syracuse admitted writing 2285 dollars in bad checks. sergeant at arms Jack Russ resigned after 19 bad checks totaling over 56000 dollars.

Washington House Syracuse James Walsh Ronondaga Walsh Jack Russ Russ Don Young Alaska Ethics Committee

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