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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1995
Page
7
Sunday night blaze at 716 Hillside St destroyed the rear of a rental home. No one was injured though a cat died. Tenants were not home. the fire started about 10:18 p.m. It took 10 minutes to control. Cause under investigation, suspected electrical issue. Landlord’s name not available.
Syracuse University undercovers posed as students to shut a Saturday night party at 29 Ackerman Ave where beer and hard alcohol were sold illegally. Two SU officers, charged $3 to enter, witnessed underage drinking and a keg, then uniform officers cleared the scene. Five residents, all SU students, face misdemeanor charges including running an unlicensed premises and unlawfully dealing with a child. Names: Andrew W. Curmie 21, Joseph W. McLaughlin Jr. 21, Zachary F. Most 21, Steven R. L Heureux, Peter L. Sciaino 20, all of 829 Ackerman Ave.
A public forum on the family and child development will be held at 7 p m on Wednesday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital Marley Center Suble Auditorium Syracuse. Hosted by Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital and organized by the Inter Religious Council of Central New York with the Maxwell School Social Movements Initiative the event is part of Herald American Herald Journal series Through the Eyes of Children. Future forums will cover health faith education wealth and crime with free parking available at the hospital garage.
The Ont Council of Cortrat presents a public event at Suizte Auditorium Marley Education Center. Free admission starts at Crouse Irving Memorial parking garage area, inviting residents to discuss education matters on the forum schedule.
The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in downtown Syracuse tests a youth outreach with jazz stirred masses at 5 10 p m and hospitality hour. Monsignor Joseph Champlin invites weekday confessions lunch hour classes and other programs to attract young Catholics amid a growing regional church scene.
Pastor Harold Garman pressed 95 local church leaders to discuss the New York State Christian Coalition during sermons in Syracuse. He criticized the coalition for co claiming the Christian conscience while stressing he supports abortion rights and favors diverse views within faith. The convention drew about 325 at the OnCenter as leaders promote a pro family, socially conservative agenda ahead of the 1996 elections.
Onondaga County sheriff's Deputy Melissa Berlinski crawled into a dirt half filled drainage pipe to rescue ten puppies and their mother found near Route 91 in LaFayette. With help from others, she coaxed the dogs to safety and eight pups have been adopted while two remain with the mother awaiting homes at the Tully Animal Clinic.
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