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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1995
Page
7
A PrimeTime Live segment surveys Syracuse grade school children to gauge what they know and think about sex, with TV crews and parents watching through a mirror. Boys favor a supermodel exercise tape as popular amusement, raising concern among parents about influence and culture.
Onondaga County lawmakers review a new plan to clean Onondaga Lake by phasing improvements at the Metropolitan Sewage Treatment plant to stop untreated waste. The proposal would raise residential sewer fees to fund cleanup, with state and federal aid targeted at 75 percent of costs.
Boyle 42 of 2221 Loci Sr admitted stabbing Syracuse man Ronald Bacon in the stomach after release from prison. He pleaded guilty to a felony assault count for the December 14 attack. County Court Judge William J Burke set sentencing for May 24 with a possible four and a half to nine year term in state prison.
Syracuse police charged Alice K. Jamison, 20, with felony assault and weapons and controlled substance offenses after a fight over drug money led to a stabbing of Cheryle A. Borthes, 31. Jamison, of 233 Glenwood Ave, allegedly stabbed the victim after an argument over money.
Syracuse police arrested Andrea Messinger and Anthony Waeht on felony burglary and misdemeanor petty larceny after officers located stolen goods in their vehicle. Missing items included a VCR, cassette tapes, CDs, jewelry, and four CD players.
Manlius police chief Leon Capria Jr and Vera House counselor Randi Bregman push clergy involvement in domestic violence response. They warn victims face night time distress after police action, calling for clergy to address spiritual and psychological needs alongside police and courts. The Coalition gathers law enforcement and social services to expand support.
City officials and workers wrestle with a new budget that avoids a property tax rise but may require layoffs totaling more than 100 civilian employees and scores of police and fire staff. The council, after restoring 20 positions, faces a still perilous plan that could affect safety and city services. Firefighters and residents rally as petitions to restore cuts gain support, while the future remains uncertain.
Quondaga County nears completion of its 178 million Ogden Marin Systems incinerator on Rock Cut Road as testing ends and the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency decides whether to accept the plant after a seven day full-capacity burn and final environmental tests.
Report traces a weathered log cabin near Euclid in Clay town once used by the Log Cabin Duck Club and later a trap shooting site at Hamlin Marsh. Owned by the Hamlin family since 1905, the cabin’s roof collapsed years ago, exposing the interior as nature reclaims the site.
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