Indicted in jewel theft case and related crimes
A 21 year old DeWitt man Guy Aseltine was indicted on first degree robbery first degree criminal use of a firearm second degree kidnapping and second degree grand larceny for the Oct 6 Diamond Fair holdup in Widewaters Plaza He was struck by a police car at the scene treated at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital Two Rochester residents Katrina Lee Linda Sturgis and Robert Wyche were indicted on kidnapping and robbery charges in an Aug 22 abduction of Denise Russo in downtown Rochester Also named Perry Weston 27 charged with stabbing an off duty deputy and with robbery and weapons offenses Other defendants face various charges including burglary grand larceny and assault against a broad list of individuals in the September October grand jury indictments and Deputy Joseph Leonard was hospitalized for a hand injury.
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Rochester
Guy Aseltine
Tully St
Diamond Fair
Widewaters Plaza
Aseltine
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Katrina Lee
Sherwood Ave
Linda Sturgis
Flint St
Robert E. Wyche
Flower St
Denise Russo
Butternut Street
Montgomery Street
Russo
Geddes
Perry Weston
Cannon SL
Weston
Joseph Leonard
Ellis W. Brown
Cherry St
Bernadine Coleman
Seymour St
Lenora Dennis
New St
Gary L. Lindsey
Columbus Ave
Anthony Smith
Allen Johnson
Wyman Ave
Ozell D. Cooper
Midland Ave
Clay taxes to rise $1.95 per thousand, councilman says
Councilman Patrick DiDomenico says the town of Clay will see a $1.95 per $1,000 increase in the county tax rate next year. He notes Clay’s sales tax credit against county property tax lowers the rate, while cashing the sales tax would raise residents’ bills.
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Clay
Patrick DiDomenico
DiDomenico
Gnondaga County
Tf Clay
Syracuse
PASNY plan superior prompts mayor’s support
Mayor Lee Alexander released an analysis favoring the PASNY resource recovery plant over the Onondaga County UOP plan. The study argues PASNY saves taxpayers billions by avoiding a university steam plant, a long transmission line, and a profit factor, while noting IRS financing risks for the county plan.
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Lee Alexander
Power Authority
State of New York
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Edward Nowakowski
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Public Works Committee
Pasny
Onondaga County
County
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Syracuse University
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UOP
Rock Cut Road
Davoll-McMahon Law
Board of Estimate
Internal Revenue Service
Reagan Administration
Ithaca College Senior Teaches Psychology Assistant
Teaching aide Mary O Connor, a 1978 Henninger High School graduate, serves as a teaching assistant in Ithaca College psychology for a second year. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick T O Connor of 318 Wendell Terrace.
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Mary &. O'Connor
Ithaca College
Henninger High School
Patrick T. O'Connor
Wendell Terrace
Israeli predicts AWACS sale go ahead to Saudi Arabia
Washington based Israeli journalist Wolf Blitzer predicts President Reagan will sanction an AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia despite Capitol Hill opposition. He cites a legal loophole and economic and strategic motives while noting Arab fears over tech transfer and a continued Camp David framework. Blitzer also outlines the journalist’s Washington experience and the Jerusalem Post profile.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
AWACS
Saudi Arabia
Capital Hill
Wolf Blitzer
The
Jerusalem Post
Reagan
Congress
Senate
Sadat
Begin
Washington Post
Blitzer
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Syracuse
MacDonald-Douglas
Boeing
Middle East
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Israel
U.S
Le Moyne to honor Buckley with medal
James L. Buckley U S Undersecretary of State for security assistance will receive the 1981 Simon Le Moyne Medal at Founders Day ceremonies November 4 at Hotel Syracuse. The event includes a 6 30 p m reception and 7 30 p m dinner with the medal presentation after dinner. Buckley, a former U S senator from New York, is cited for public service in government and humanitarian contributions.
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Simon le Moyne
James L. Buckley
U.S
le Moyne College
Hotel Syracuse
Frank R. Haig
Empire Room
Grand Ballroom
Syracuse
Father le Moyne
Buckley
U.S. Department of State
U.S. Senate
New York
Senate
Wharton to address University Hill Corp annual meeting
Dr. Clifton R. Wharton Jr. chancellor of SUNY will speak to members and guests at the University Hill Corp annual meeting on Wednesday 11 45 a.m. at Crum lins Country Club. The Hill group includes Syracuse University SUNY Upstate Medical Center and several medical religious and educational institutions on the Hill.
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Clifton R. Wharton Jr
State University of New York
University Hill Corp
Crumlins Country Club
Syracuse University
Suny Upstate Medical Center
Crause-Irving Memorial Hospital
Suny College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry
Veterans Administration Hospital
Hutchings Center
Plaza
Richard P. Schmidt
M.D
Upstate Medical Center
Wharton
Dr. Schmidt
SUNY
Rockefeller Foundation
Aspen Institute
Equitable Life Assural Society
Portl Motor 10
Corporation
University Hill
Bank offers $3,500 reward in Liverpool robbery
Seneca Federal Savings and Loan Association offers a $3,500 reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of those responsible for Wednesday afternoon's Liverpool office robbery. About $46,000 was taken. Reward announced by president Robert Oliver. contact PBI Investigator Les Amann at 422-0141.
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Seneca Federal Savings and Loan Association
Liverpool
Robert Oliver
Seneca Federal Savings and Loan
Les Amann
PBI
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