11 Oct 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1983
Page
1
Tim Fitzpatrick and Heidi Kinder of Corcoran High School were named commended in the 1984 National Merit Scholarship program, top five percent among over a million entrants. Commended students receive letters of recommendation and are recognized for unusual academic promise.
Carole A Barone SU registrar reports 16 103 students enrolled at the main campus for fall semester 12 045 undergraduates including 2987 new freshmen 4058 graduates 40 percent in arts and sciences next largest groups in management VPA engineering and public communications. Nicoletti campaign opens at 238 Harrison St office manager James Woods says phone 425 1983.
Syracuse consumer officials remind landlords to keep building interiors at 70 degrees from September 15 to June 15 when outside temps fall below 55. CAO director notes fall is tricky and suggests space heaters if heating fails. Violations can bring up to 150 dollar fine or 15 days jail. CAO offers a landlord tenant guide and contact at 473 3240.
Syracuse officer Larry Bonanni testified that Michael Matthews, 30, was the man who fired at him during the Pete’s Inn robbery and shootout on Sept 10, 1982. Matthews is charged with attempted murder and multiple robbery counts, facing up to life in prison if convicted.
Two Syracuse Board of Education candidates agree on substance abuse programs and community involvement. Felton backs parent education, broader teacher pay hikes, longer days and term. Militello calls for more volunteer involvement, donated equipment, and expert lectures to stretch funds while criticizing mayoral control and distribution of state aid.
Anthony Petrov, owner of Crystal Photo Lab in North Syracuse, convicted of violating federal obscenity standards by processing and mailing films depicting child pornography, awaits sentencing after a six week trial. Judge Howard Munson rescheduled sentencing for 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 17, with potential fines up to 60,000 dollars and a 55 year prison term. Two other employees, James McCann and Douglas Pinnell, were cleared by the jury.
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