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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1981

Page

2

MLC urges library board to keep mall offer alive

The state Mortgage Loan Corp urged the Syracuse Library Board to stay in the running for the mall property on Clinton Square even after recommending a sale to Pivko Group Inc. If that deal fails, other bids will be reconsidered. Pivko offered 2.01 million with plans to convert the center and honor leases, while MLC contemplates public ownership benefits and aims to keep the library bid alive.

MLC Library Board Jeff Rea State Mortgage Loan Corp County Library Board of Trustees Syracuse Mall New York City Pivko Group Inc Hank Sheinkopf Pivko Fhve Clinton Square Sheinkopf South Salina West Washington Streets Syracuse Alan Franklin The Herald-Journal MLC Board of Director State Urban Development Corp UDC Milton L. Fuller Fuller Richard C. Pietrafesa Sr Pietrafesa Lhrane Board

VA claims office closing criticized

Veterans in Syracuse will lose local appeals as the Buffalo regional office ends hearings there next month. The change moves cases to Buffalo, a potential 500 mile round trip for veterans in Watertown Massena and Binghamton, drawing protests from local veterans service officers and groups.

Richard Palmer Syracuse Veterans’ Service Buffalo Watertown Massena Binghamton Harry Arway Onondaga County Veterans Service Agency Kenneth P. Hurst Hurst Hooker Edward Lauckern Auburn

Baldwinsville man acquitted of arson charges

A County Court jury acquitted Harvey Webster, 33, of 111 E. Oneida St., of third degree arson and related charges for a February 1980 house fire. Prosecutors alleged arson to collect insurance. defense argued the fire was accidental. The case may lead to a civil action by Webster against Sentry Insurance.

Baldwinsville William J. Burke Harvey Webster E. Oneida St Webster Richard J. Lyons Donald L. Schoenwald Schoenwald Sentry State Supreme Court Lyons

Chamber to honor Winkelman at Skaneateles dinner

The Skaneateles Chamber of Commerce will host its annual dinner at Skaneateles Country Club on Wednesday June 10 to honor Dwight W. Winkelman. A Skaneateles resident and University of Iowa graduate, Winkelman opened a Syracuse office in 1935 and contributed to major New York highway projects. He chaired Syracuse University trustees and served as national president of the AGC. His philanthropy supported the W G Allyn Skating Rink Skaneateles Polo Club Austin Park Youth Hockey and St James Church.

Skaneateles Chamber of Commerce Skaneateles Country Club Dwight W. Winkelman Winkelman Skaneateles University of Iowa Syracuse New York Syracuse University Association of General Contractors of America W.G. Allyn

Sherwood admits setting two fires in plea deal

Daniel Sherwood, 25, of 469 James St pleaded guilty to two counts of third degree attempted arson for fires Jan 22 at the Elbow Room tavern and Guest House Apartments. Judge Patrick J. Cunningham sentenced him to one year in county jail with psychiatric treatment ordered in Florida and parole eligibility in about five months. Sherwood previously faced arson charges in 1975 and served four years. Defense by George Raus. ADA Michael Ringwood prosecuted.

Patrick J. Cunningham Daniel Sherwood James St Elbow Room Hanover Square Guest House Sherwood Onondaga County Florida Onondaga Community College Downstate

South Side Fire Probed At 27 Seymour Street

Fire investigators probe a South Side blaze at 27 Seymour Street after flames heavily damaged a rear section of a vacant 114 story residence. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation. resident reportedly away in hospital. identity not available.

Engine Company No. 5 Seymour St Royal Hospital

Birchers Disenchanted With Reagan Era Says JBS Leader

John Birch Society public relations chief John F McManus says Birchers are not fully satisfied with Reagan policies. He notes changes on Education and Energy, slower budget growth, and concerns about expanded government and anti-Communist aims. He defends the group as educational and persuading, not political or a racist or extremist organization.

Society Reagan John F. McManus JBS Birchers Department of Education Department of Energy McManus Lough China Russia Rockefellers Henry Kissinger JIBS American Nazi Party Ku Klux Klan John Birch Society

Leonard Indicted for Two Northeast Side Arsons

Joseph Leonard, 18, of 214 Green St., was indicted by a county grand jury on second and third degree arson and first degree reckless endangerment. The fires occurred Feb 1 on Hawley Avenue and Feb 9 on Catherine Street, injuring four people including a 3 month old girl dropped from a third floor window.

Joseph Leonard Green St Leonard Catherine St Hawley Avenue

Teens Nabbed for Drinking in City Parks

Six city teenagers were arrested yesterday for consuming alcohol in parks in violation of a city ordinance. Officer Kenneth Baker nabbed five youths in upper Onondaga Park at 340 p.m. three were found drinking beer on a park bench. Names include Willard Andrews 17 Raymond Keefe 17 and Vicki Parker 16. Later two men were arrested for possessing two quarts of beer. William Furlong 19 was nabbed in Schiller Park at 8:12 p.m. all teens issued appearance tickets returnable in city Police Court.

Kenneth Baker Onondaga Park Willard Andrews Merriman Ave Raymond Keefe Fileh St Vicki Parker Fabius St Baker

Drum Pageant at MacArthur Stadium Returns Evening Show

The Pae a drum pageant returns to MacArthur Stadium at 7 30 p.m. on June 13 featuring Boston Crusaders Long Island Kingsmen Avant Garde Squires Les Eclipse and Spectra Heights. Tickets from Arlene Henson 102 Orrick Rd DeWitt 13214 or by calling 446 0128. Tickets also at Gerber Music locations and MacArthur Stadium.

MacArthur Stadium Boston Crusaders Long Island Kingsmen Avant, Garde Squires Les Eclipse Spectra Heightston Alliance Arlene Henson Orrick Rd DeWitt Gerber Music MacArthur Stadiun

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