Man sues hospital for saving life he did not want
Edward H. Winter, 84, sues St. Francis-St. George Hospital after a nurse revived him from a May 1988 heart attack. He argues the life-saving act disrupted his wish to die and cites his wife’s death earlier that year as context for his suit. His daughters and grandchildren celebrated his birthday and cake.
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Sues Hospital
Cincinnati
Edward H. Winter
St. Francis-St. George Hospital
Winter
Syracuse St Patrick’s Day parade draws massive crowds
Green for a day drew thousands as Syracuse residents celebrated St Patrick’s Day with green leis shamrocks and costumes. Grand marshal Peter J. Coleman and Iris Daugherty led a parade that filled South Salina Street with bands mummers and riders. Attendance estimates ranged from 80,000 to 125,000 historically, with record turnout noted in 1988. Sparky the fox terrier wore a green shirt as part of the festive scene.
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Erin Go
Peter J. Coleman
Jean Daugherty
Syracuse
Salina Street
Cocaine Theft Probed With DA Office Involved
State police say two kilos of cocaine were in custody of the Onondaga County District Attorney's Office when stolen during a high profile case. Officials question the investigation and point to the 12th floor Civic Center as a potential source of the lapse. Law enforcement and prosecutors urge federal review to ensure no missteps or hidden culprits remain.
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Onondaga County District Attorney
Edward Cass
Oneida Onondaga County
Robert Wildridge
Civic Center
Ths
Wildridge
Frederick Scullin
Syracuse
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York faces 2 billion highway woes from federal cuts
An in depth look argues federal policy costs New York billions annually. Morgan Road near Oneida River shows low clearance and aging bridges. Despite 8.4 billion spent in six years, 1010 miles of roads remain deficient and tolls may rise in 1996.
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Morgan Road
Oneida River
New York
Schohane Creek
Court Street
Skaneateles Creek
Conrail
Syracuse
1690 design flaw costs taxpayers
State road engineers face a $20 million, three year rebuild of 1 690 from Teall Avenue to west of the 1 81 interchange. The 20 year old pavement was too thin and porous, allowing fall penetration and rusting reinforcing steel, prompting detours and disruption in Central New York. Michael Cuddy notes the issue as the cause.
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Michael Cuddy
State Department of Transportation
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Richmond
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New York Times News Service
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Fred Fiatstone
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al Camp
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N.Y
Department of Transportation
Engin Morgan
John Sexton
Onondaga
Oswego
Jonathan D. Salant
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