Davis guilty of murder in Syracuse case with 25 to life
Former karate instructor Robert Davis was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of 5 year old Consuela Holmes. A jury also convicted him of assaulting Stanley's son Izell Davis. sentencing set for April 24 by State Supreme Court Justice Walter Gorman.
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Robert Davis
State Supreme Court
Walter Gorman
Syracuse University
Davis
Consuela Holmes
Melissa Stanley
Norman A. Mordue
Stanley
Syracuse
Clay
Mordue
Gorman
Emil Rossi
Izell Davis
Izell
Holmes
Rossi
Sheriff's Deputies
Bill for 132 dollars shocks Camillus man
George Caron faced a $132 charge after his wife Cecile stayed past a noon checkout at Community General Hospital. Dispute centers on hospital rules and Blue Cross policy, with officials saying late discharge is not covered and the fee may be charged only for a full extra day.
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Karen Cain
George Caron
Camillus
Little Guy
Caron
Cecile
Community General Hospital
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
D. Kasouf
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Central New York
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Upstate Medical Center
Thomas P. Quinn
Carons
Armed duo hunt after Syracuse market holdup
Syracuse police seek two black men in their mid-20s after an armed robbery at Abdos Market on Beech Street last night. One suspect held a gun to the clerk at the neck and another pushed the other worker to the stock room as a customer entered. They fled with cash after shots were fired. Witnesses described one man in a green army jacket and the other in a navy coat with a dark cap.
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Abdos Market
Beech St
Syracuse
Benjamin Tarver
Mike Perrucci
Tarver
Perrucci
Footprints in Snow Lead to Arrest in Burglaries
Henry Edwards Jr. 18 of 445 Westcott St was charged with two counts of second degree burglary and one count of second degree criminal trespass after footprints in fresh snow traced from a burglary on Greenwood Place to a separate break in at 439 Westcott St. He is held on $1500 bail following appearance before City Court Judge Joseph F Falco.
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Henry Edwards Jr
Westcott St
Joseph F. Falco
Mark Laidlaw
Greenwood Place
Laidlaw
Norm Brown
Mike Kessler
Michael Hoffman
Edwards
Two Women Arraigned On Prostitution Charges
Pamela B. Owens aged 22 and Susan Jemison aged 26, both of 1412 Hawley Ave., were arraigned on prostitution counts after police arrested them at 4 p m yesterday for offering sexual favors to undercover officers.
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Pamela B. Owens
Susan Jemison
Hawley Ave
Jazz Festival honors fill multiple area bands
Lincoln Junior High School and Liverpool Middle School earned top jazz honors at the Civic Center festival. NAJE citations went to Kevin Rowe and Jeff Lawless from Lincoln, Joe Peta and Joe Slater from Liverpool, and Mary Jean Longo from Solvay High School. Auburn High School Combo and Liverpool Middle School stage band also won two excellence awards as senior bands perform today.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Liverpool Middle School
Solvay High School
Auburn High School
Civic Center
Coambo
National Association of Jazz Educators
Kevin Rowe
Jeff Lawless
Lincoln Junior High
Joe Peta
Joe Slater
Mary Jean Longo
Carrier Theater
David Calarco
Onondaga Community College
Joseph Riposa
ALS P
The
Cultural Resources Council
Onondaga Sheriff adopts black uniforms for deputies
Sheriff John C. Dillon announced a uniform change for Onondaga County deputies from gray to black starting April 1. The update includes black slacks shirts ties shoes black and gold helmets and winter and jackets. The move reduces costs improves safety with reflective strips and extends jacket longevity to about 20 years.
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Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
John C. Dillon
Sheriff's Department
Dillon
Baldwinsville Man Killed In Route 90 Crash
A Baldwinsville man, Joseph A. Decerce, 40, died in a one car crash on Route 90 near the State Fair interchange in Geddes after his vehicle slid on a slippery road, struck a guard rail and road sign, rolled down an embankment and landed on its top. Police said there were no other injuries or passengers.
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Baldwinsville
Joseph A. Decerce
Monica Place
Geddes
Decerce
Crash victim wins $18,000 in damages
A Syracuse woman injured in a 1977 automobile crash won $18,000 in damages from Timothy Giblin in an out of court settlement. The case arose after Justice William Roy directed a verdict finding David seriously injured when Giblin turned left onto Route 690 near Exit 39 in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Pulaski
State Supreme Court
William Roy
Sandra David
Timothy Giblin
Justice Roy
Ernest DelDuchette
David
DelDuchette
Giblin
Westbrook Hills
DelDuchetto
Eric Charlton
Accident Victim Remains in Serious Condition After Head-On Crash
A Kirkville woman, Margaret J. Moynihan, 61, remained in serious condition today at St. Joseph's Hospital after a head-on collision at Fremont and Kirkville roads yesterday afternoon. Kenneth E. VanBramer, 19, of Bridgeport faced charges of speeding, failure to keep right, suspended license and unsafe tire. Ann Georgiadi and Edward White, both involved in the crash, were treated. Moynihan required 30 minutes of extrication by responders.
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Kirkville
Fremont
Margaret J. Moynihan
Peck Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Moynihan
Fremont Road
Kenneth E. VanBramer
Arcopagipia Ave
Bridgeport
van Bramer
Minoa
Ann J. Georgiadi
Hulbert St
Richmond Road
State University Hospital
Edward White
Fayetteville
Arraignment in Hospital For Bank Robbery Suspect
Stanislaw Witek, 65, of 133 Wall Street, to be arraigned today in Crouse Irvine Memorial Hospital before City Court Judge Joseph Falco on first degree robbery second degree grand larceny and fourth degree weapon possession. He allegedly robbed the University Hill branch of Onondaga Savings Bank at 725 Irving Avenue at knife point yesterday morning, then stabbed himself as police pursued him. The bank robbery netted 3500 and Witek is listed in stable condition.
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West Side
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Joseph Falco
Stanislaw Witek
Wall St
Witek
University Hill
Onondaga Savings Bank
Irving Ave
Mass n Fast Lent Mass at Christ The King Liverpool
Mass and fasting event held each Thursday during Lent at Christ The King Roman Catholic Church in Liverpool. Mass begins at 6 30 p m with a soup and bread fast ing meal served at 6 p m immediately after the service.
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Christ the King
Liverpool
State stalls on toxic substance act sparks safety official
Patricia Bycraft reports Nels Carlson, safety coordinator for the Civil Service Employees Association, accuses New York of delaying the Right to Know law on workplace toxic substances. Signed by Gov. Carey, it requires employer disclosure of substances, exposure levels, symptoms, cleanup procedures, and fire hazards, with fines up to 10000 for firms and up to 500 fine plus 30 days jail for individuals. Carlson says state departments have not provided adequate education materials and stresses enforcement challenges, citing Agent Orange use as a past example.
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Patricia Bycraft
Nels Carlson
Civil Service Employees Association
Hugh Carey
Carlson
Syracuse
Central New York Council On Occupational Safety and Health
New York State Health Department
State Labor Department
Carlon
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