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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1976

Page

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Kearse Named Onondaga County District Attorney

Gov. Hugh L. Carey appointed Edward P. Kearse as Onondaga County district attorney and ordered him to New York City to confer with counsel Judah Gribetz. Kearse may discuss unfinished business from the Sept. 17 resignation of Jon K. Holcombe and possible links to a kickback scheme.

New York City Gribetz Bernard Landers Landers John Shannon District Attorney’s Office Jon K. Holcombe Kenn Peters Edward P. Kearse Onondaga County Hugh L. Carey Carey Judah Gribetz Kearse Dist Manhattan Robert Morgenthau Attooney Atty Louis Lefkowitz Morgenthau Edward F. Gerber City Hall Corporation Richard A. Hennessy Jr District Attorney’ S Office Supreme Court Syracuse

Flooding Forces Jankowski Family Out of Marcellus Home

The Jankowskis evacuate their Pleasant Valley Road house as Disappearing Lake floods return. Charles sues the Town of Marcellus for 100000 dollars over alleged landfill-related water rise while preparing to relocate the home and business to higher ground with Tuxill Inc. handling the move.

Dan Padovano Rockwell Marcellus Jankowski Rockwell Road Charles Jankowski Arlene Charles Pleasant Valley Tuxill Inc Weedsport Jankowskis

Thai defense minister seizes power after campus riots

Thailand's defense minister Sangad Chalanya seized control from Prime Minister Seni Pramoj amid deadly clashes at Thammasat University, with reports of 22 to 35 dead and about 180 wounded. Police declared martial law as rightists and leftists clashed, students were killed, and authorities arrested over 1,300 students.

Bangkok Thailand Thanom Kittikachorn Radio Thailand Sangad Chalanya Seni Pramoj Sangad Seni Thammasat University Government House Associated Press Chee Sae Chu Chee

Flaws kept fraud probe from courts in Neulander case

Acting District Attorney John M. Shannon said flaws in the county Department of Social Services fraud investigation held up prosecutions against psychiatrist Dr. Arthur Neulander. The probe covered suspected overbilling up to 200000, billing for unseen patients, and improper sessions with electroshock treatment.

DeFrancisco Social Services Department Holcombe Shannon Thomas F. Quinlan Neulander Dist Atty Richard A. Hennessy Jr Hennessy Quinlan

No Indictments in Mellon Custody Abduction Case

Brooklyn District Attorney Eugene Gold announced no charges will be filed over the six month long investigation into the abduction of multimillionaire Seward Prosser Mellion's two daughters. No indictments were identified in the custody dispute.

New York Seward Prosser Mellion Brooklyn Eugene Gold Gold

Carter Ready for Ford Debate on Foreign and Defense Policy

In San Francisco Jimmy Carter says he is prepared for tonight's debate with President Ford on foreign and defense issues. White House aides say Ford is not bracing for hard questions, despite expectations of a tough session.

San Francisco Jimmy Carter Ford White House

Advice to bachelors from a joke about marriage

A humorous line suggests marrying a girl from Japan for kindness obedience courtesy and faithfulness with a mother in law living in Yokohama reflecting playful stereotype of cross cultural marriage.

Japan Yokohama

Defense rests in Susan Saxe murder bank robbery trial

The Susan E. Saxe defense rested its case without calling any witnesses after the prosecution finished its case. FBI informant Alan McGrory testified, and Superior Court Chief Justice Walter McLaughlin announced closing arguments would proceed with jurors to deliberate by Thursday morning.

Boston Susan E. Saxe Alan McGrory FBI Northeastern University Superior Court Walter McLaughlin

End of Sunny Weather Forecast in Central New York

The Hancock Airport forecaster predicts a 60 percent chance of rain through tomorrow with patchy showers tonight and temperatures dipping to the mid 50s. Tomorrow's high around the mid 60s. The Farmers Market may close with the week, as cooler, cloudy conditions replace the sunny spell.

Hancock Airport New York

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