Fans camp outside Carrier Dome for Bowie concert tickets
Nearly 250 fans waited before sunrise at the Carrier Dome for tickets to David Bowie’s July 23 show. Syracuse University students David DelNero Haideh Etteh Adieh and Lynne Anderson were among those in line, some reading as they slept. Jim Ridlon was the first to arrive at noon yesterday.
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David Bowie
Carrier Dome
Syracuse University
David DelNero
Haideh Etteh Adieh
Lynne Anderson
Jim Ridlon
Police and firefighters honored for bravery in Syracuse
Ten city responders were recognized at Clinton Square for acts of courage. Police officers Chamberlin and Baker received Hendricks and Herald medals for rescuing five people during a November shooting at Maria Rodriguez’s home. Baker killed Rodriguez. Firefighters Ash and Simms earned Arthur Jenkins and Francis Hendricks awards for rescuing two children from a four story fire at 211 Grace St. Others honored include Durandette, Olney, Debeck, and Butterfield for various救es. Chief Hanlon praised the bravery on behalf of the Syracuse Fire Department and Mayor Alexander presented multiple awards.
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Syracuse
Clinton Square
Robert Chamberlin
Roger C. Baker
William A. Ash
John R. Simms
Maria Rodriguez
Austin Rodriguez
Baker
Rodriguez
Ash
Simms
Arthur Jenkins
Francis Hendricks
Grace St
Jessica
Tish Heaney
Thomas F. Hanlon
Sylvester Durandette
Syracuse Fire Department
Durandette
Robert K. Olney
Delaware St
Charles E. Debeck
Herald Journal
Emily Butterfield
N. Geddes St
Thomas J. Sardino
Gary White
Douglas Fahey
Frank
Sardino Dashes Off Amid Probe Of City Officials
Mayor Lee Alexander and Police Chief Thomas J. Sardino awarded police officers for heroism as a grand jury probes alleged political corruption involving Sardino Alexander and the department. Sardino declined to talk, a rare public appearance amid charges stemming from former Lt. Georgiade’s accusations.
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Lee Alexander
Thomas J. Sardino
Sardino
Sardine
Alexander
George Georgiade
Prison fight at Auburn Facility injures five guards
Auburn Correctional Facility faced a cell to cell search after a Saturday brawl in which five guards were injured. About 600 inmates were in the gym for a boxing match when two inmates fought. One guard was hospitalized with bruises and scrapes but released. others treated and released. The incident followed a bus escape of four inmates and a probable key to handcuffs.
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Auburn
State Correctional Services Department
Louis Ganim
John Schermerhorn
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Downstate
Herkimer County
City Editor Stan Evans Presents May 23, 1983 Page Bl
City Editor Stan Evans files May 23 1983 edition page bl, listing local notices, brief items, and community updates from downtown.
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Stan Evans
Former patients protest various psych treatments in Syracuse
About 120 former mental patients plan five demonstrations at Syracuse University as part of the 11th International Conference on Human Rights and Psychiatric Oppression. They target institutions including Oswego Hospital, VA Medical Center, Joseph's Hospital, Benjamin Rush Center, and Hutchings Psychiatric Center, denouncing electroshock, psychosurgery, and mind altering drugs while urging improved care and public education.
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Peter Anderson
Cazenovia
Toronto
Anderson
Syracuse University
Oswego Hospital
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Osl. Joseph's Hospital
Benjamin Rush Center
Hutchings Psychiatric Center
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Rush Center
VA Medical Center
Hutchings
Alliance
Hutchings Center
George Ebert
Dyer
Firing gun leads to arrest in Clay parking lot fracas
Pat J. Bombard, 27, son of former Syracuse candidate and auto dealer Pat Bombard, is charged with weapon possession, prohibited use of a weapon, and reckless endangerment after an unregistered handgun was fired during a fight at Airport Plaza. Stephen Gould, 20, faces fourth degree criminal mischief for allegedly throwing a beer bottle through Bombard's car window. Deputy Rene Coletti responded to a 1:30 a.m. incident, witnesses reported gunfire, and officers recovered a 4 caliber automatic weapon after the brawl broke up. Bombard has an appearance in Clay Town Court set for May 30.
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Syracuse
Pat Bombard
Airport Plaza
Clay
Onondaga County
Bombard
Clay Town
Richard Hall
Sheriffs Department
Stephen C. Gould
Mildred Avenue
Baldwinsville
Rombard
Rene Coit
Route 11
Coletti
Adent
New Hartford Veal Farmer Faces FDA Ban and Losses
Ed Denhaim, a New Hartford veal farmer, battles FDA action that bars selling calves until DES free, forces killing 100 bull calves and wiped out his business. FDA claims traces found in calves organs and manure. Denhaim says he was entrapped and blames government.
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Ed Denhaim
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Feds
FDA
New Flartford
Des
Sam
DES controversy dominates FDA court battle in New Hartford
Dick Case, facing FDA action over DES use, challenged test methods and agency jurisdiction. A Canadian veal grower linked to proceedings, while Ed contends natural DES forms may explain calf samples. Judge Conan notes uncertainty over whether Case administered DES personally.
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FDA
Veterinary College
Cornell
Syracuse
Justice Department
Washington
Idc
Agriculture Department
Teall
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Dick Case
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