Park theft leads to burglary arrest in Syracuse
Benjamin Albin, 19, admitted he planned to steal a Magnavox TV after being approached for hot items. Police pursuit in Schiller Park ended with Albin handcuffed, confessing and facing felony burglary and petit larceny charges.
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Anb
Benjamin Rolbin
Robert W. Garrow III
Albm
Malverne Drive
Syracuse
Daniel B. Deegan
Justice Center
Deegan
Patrick Callahan
Albin
Schiller Park
Garrow
Park Street
City woman charged with beating 8 year old with belt
Syracuse woman Karen R. Edwards 27 of 286 Lorraine Ave was arrested Friday on misdemeanor assault and endangering the welfare of a child after a schoolteacher found numerous bruises on an 8 year old. The child said she was struck about six times with a leather belt Wednesday night. Edwards was issued an appearance ticket and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Karen R. Edwards
Lorraine Ave
Insurance executive sentenced in fraud case
A 45 year old Fayetteville man convicted in a scheme to defraud an employee benefit plan received 11 months home detention and two years probation plus a 6500 dollar fine. Frederick V Dana Jr, a former MONY underwriter, pleaded guilty to making false statements used in a 1989 plan to net about 347000 in commissions and has paid over 47000 restitution.
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Fayetteville
Frederick V Dana Jr
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
VONY
Thomas
Maroney
MONY
Dona
Brothers receive weekend jail terms for school bombing
Salvatore Candela and his brother Theodore pled guilty to fourth degree criminal mischief for the October 21 pipe bomb blast outside Donha Dove Elementary School in Salina. Judge Burke sentenced them to three months of weekend confinement at Onondaga County Correctional Facility, starting May 27, while the other three co-defendants earlier pleaded guilty to arson or related charges.
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Trosupurpan
Salina
Salvatore Candela
Theodore
William J. Burke
Orion
Burke
Onondaga County
Jamesville
Candelas
Taver Cove
Selina Wall
Donha Dove
Victor
Charles Matthews Jr
Clay
Peter Karousos
City crossing guards near deal on benefits to stay on job
Syracuse negotiators reach a tentative plan with Mayor Roy Bernardi to subsidize part of health insurance costs for crossing guards who feared losing benefits. Guards would pay monthly premiums: singles 28 dollars, family plans 100 dollars, while the city covers the rest. Guards average 3,500 dollars annually, with the city paying about 2,500 dollars per worker. The plan awaits ratification by the 69 workers in a self insured system funded from general revenues.
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Syracuse
Roy Bernardi
Bernardi
Ers
Council
Usy
Jim Parents
Latino protesters urge police in Syracuse march
About 25 people led by Sam Velazquez of the Spanish Action League marched from Judea's Grocery through Syracuse streets. Signs demanded dismissals of four officers over alleged beating of Gregono Garcia and other complaints of searches and harassment, while organizers sought improved police relations and community cooperation.
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Sam Velazquez
Syracuse
Judea
Seymour
Oswego
Velazquez
Spanish Action League
Shennard
West Onondaga
South State
Gregono Garcia
Judith Ramsey
Garcia
Affais
Ramsey
William Hannas
Department
Special Investigations Division
Uing
Hanna
Jenee Sntogtsph
Public Safety
Mystery Fliers Targeting Bragman Amid Albany Budget War
Albany residents report mystery mailers attacking Assembly Majority Leader Michael Bragman over the state budget as Pataki and Silver declare a cease-fire. The fliers claim Bragman backs a Cuomo-Liberal agenda while praising Pataki’s spending cuts and welfare reforms, with sources denying party responsibility.
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Albany
Onondaga County
Assembly
Michael Bragman
New York
State Republican Committee
Republican Assembly Campaign Committee
Change-Ny
Pataki
Bragman
George Pataki
Mike Bragman
Patel
Cicero
Darren Depp
Depp
New York State
America
Bragmman
Sher
Marione
Lamson Corp Union Strike Ties Up Production
About 93 Lamson Corp workers, Local 8976 of the United Steel Workers, walked out early Friday as contract talks collapsed. The three year expired at midnight Thursday with wage increases and benefit changes on the table. Lamson said operations would continue during the strike while the union leader blamed management for trying to disband the union.
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Lamson Corp
United Steel Workers of America
Lou DiLorenzo
Sad Lamson
Kevin Hulsmann
Lamson
United States
China
Mexico
Span
James Street
Eastwood
DiLorenzo
Hulsmann
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Alenon
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Vermont
New Hampshire
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