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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1983

Page

19

North Syracuse fired for missing classes in spring trip

North Syracuse School officials move to fire remedial teacher Susan Styn of Roxboro Road Middle School after a three day unauthorized absence in April 1982 amid a Florida trip seen by principal Robert Spenard. A state panel urged suspension without pay, about $20,000, with board appealing.

North Syracuse Susan Styn Florida Robert Spenard Styn Kennedy Space Center Roxboro Road Middle School North Syracuse Fitzpatrick Spenard Judy Siracusa Siracusa Stan

Housing plan revival hinted by HUD chief at Syracuse

HUD Secretary Samuel R. Pierce Jr hinted in Syracuse that the Benedict Avenue low income housing project may be revived after HUD previously rejected it for funding. He noted HUD has pursued cost efficient housing and cited growing subsidized housing units from 3.2 million in 1981 to 3.7 million this year. The ceremony coincided with the dedication of the Crouse Hinds School of Management Building at Syracuse University.

Samuel R. Pierce Jr Syracuse Benedict Avenue Pierce Crouse Hinds Hendricks Chapel Department of Housing and Urban Development Regan HUD

Highway chief admits error in insulation purchase

William Weaver, highway superintendent, confessed he erred by buying insulation for a new garage before the town board approved the bid from Wickes Lumber of Phoenix. A heated town board session followed as members accused each other of politics over the insulation and related actions. The board unanimously accepted Wickes Lumber bid while Democratic councilwoman Centore faced criticism for her push to investigate and questioned by Republicans.

Clay William Weaver Weaver Lawn Board Lown Wickes Lumber Phoenix Wilkes Lumber Jean Centore Republican Board Centore Thomas Smith Smith David Palmer Patrick DiDomenico Ritical Democratic Donald Maclaughlin Centare DiDomenico DiDomenica Promenica

Teen in Assumption Cemetery shooting goes to trial

Theodore Mierzwa 18 of 119 Wadsworth St faces attempted murder and related charges after allegedly firing on Deputy Margolis in Assumption Cemetery last September. Witnesses described a rifle threat and a shot that hit Mierzwa in the groin while deputies returned fire. The prosecution claims clear intent to kill while the defense portrays him as a troubled youth seeking death by police.

Cle Brooker Bailey Mierzwa Jay Margolis John F. Kennedy Mulroy Margolis Lyncourt Assumption Cemetery Joseph A. Lupin Jr

East Syracuse man convicted in bar robbery and assault

A State Supreme Court jury yesterday found 22 year old Douglas Gould guilty of second degree robbery second degree assault and second degree grand larceny for attacking and robbing an acquaintance outside a James Street bar last June 18. The victim suffered a dislocated shoulder and several broken teeth. Gould on parole had been released three weeks earlier. Sentencing set for April 25 with potential 7 1/4 to 15 year term. Ronald Buchalla pled guilty to second degree robbery and faces 1 1/2 to 4 1/2 years.

State Supreme Court East Syracuse Eastwood Douglas Gould W. Patrick Mullin James Street Mullin Gould Ronald Buchalla Joseph Dasa

North Syracuse man admits to two robberies in plea deal

Peter Nieves 24 of 324 Church St pleaded guilty in County Court to two counts of first degree robbery in a bargain with Assistant District Attorney Richard Plochocki. Sentencing set for July 15 to allow jail stay until birth of his child. He admitted the Oct 28 Burkey's Bar holdup where a bartender was shot and the Nov 11 Hudson Oil station robbery in North Syracuse with co-defendant Roberto Tomayo, totaling at least $40.

North Syracuse West Side Peter Nieves Church St Patrick J. Cunningham Richard Plochocki Nieves Stephen Cimina Burkey’s Marcellus Street Vernon Brown South Bay Road Syracuse Roberto Tomayo

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