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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1998
Page
9
Jallie backed up again Saturday at Lyndon Corners in DeWitt as Santaro Companies workers rushed to lay more pavement on routes 5 and 92. Saturday was the deadline to complete the project. an extension may be applied if work remains.
Time is running out for residents to place storm related brush at the roadside as Onondaga County and municipalities prepare for the last pass by Storm Reconstruction Services on Oct. 26. Syracuse towns and villages set deadlines and a complete list appears on Page B-11.
Syracuse police officer Ronald Bricco was assaulted Saturday while trying to arrest Teddy Hill 32 of Gifford Street. Bricco suffered bruises cuts and bites and was treated at University Hospital and released. Hill was injured and listed in fair condition at Crouse Hospital.
Key Bank sought an ATM kiosk at Camillus Office Max but faced obstacles. Architect Tom Castellin redirected the kiosk to Geddes in the Fairmount Pub lot near Ams. Geddes Town board voted 7-0 to send the proposal to the planning board for review with a meeting set for Oct. 28.
Syracuse police closed the downtown burglary case after Beane Babies valued at 10000 were stolen from Markowitz Florist. A prior theft took 120 collectible stuffed animals from the same flower shop on 210. Detective Jeffery Snogles reported few leads and fingerprint evidence did not match existing records.
Police prosecutors and child protective workers from across New York state will meet at the Sheraton University Hotel at 801 University Ave Monday through Wednesday. The gathering aims to improve community response to child abuse with more than 200 attendees. For information call 488-3116.
A 14 year old Syracuse girl injured in a house fire at 606 Avery Ave last month was released from University Hospital. Anna Curtis suffered burns to 25 percent of her body and spent a month in the hospital. she helped save her baby cousin in the Sept 16 blaze, officials said.
Saturday report misattributed a charge. The bartender cited worked at Beaver's Car on Syracuse Street Baldwinsville. Local editor Johan Lewrowers notes the correction in the obituary docket.
In Onondaga County the 120th Assembly race between Democrat William Magnarelli and Republican James Corbett has each party committee contributing at least 100000 dollars. Voter enrollment is near even with Democrats leading in the district that includes Geddes and parts of Syracuse. Both candidates come from prominent local political families and have long local records.
More than 509 Boy Scouts attended the Interlake Dig ariet Fall Camp-O-Rec over the weekend. Troop 72 and Troop 83 of Fair Mount hosted at Gillie Lake, Camillus, with Scoutmaster Bob Cuspan stressing fun as key to keeping boys engaged. Page B-3 promises more Central New York events.
Campus crime data misleads parents and students as universities count differently. New federal security rules aim to fix gaps by counting crimes on or near campuses and logging referrals to campus judicial systems. Critics say higher reported numbers may reflect honesty and safety, not more crime, as schools adjust under the new law. One Central New York institution exceeds requirements.
Seth Moutton, a retired farmer living near Winthrop New York, earned the nickname Grandpa Moses of the North Country. He painted over 400 works chiefly on parchment and other odds with a stubborn, humorous streak. He never sold his art, gave many away, and once painted for Nelson Rockefeller. I met him in 1969 during a life as a working artist. I recently found Fat Girl Picking Butter nuts from a Syracuse flea market and brought it home to Winthrop.
Charles Miller, a 71 year old veteran, received a 2 hundred million dollar settlement after doctors at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Syracuse misdiagnosed a neck lump in 1994. The misdiagnosis led to radical surgery and loss of speech and mobility, with Miller surviving but facing limited life expectancy. His attorney said earlier detection would have spared four years of suffering and a less extensive treatment. The government agreed to the payment just before trial in Syracuse federal court.
Syracuse woman Maureen B. Kane 42 allegedly drove drunk on I-83 causing a two car crash. Kane and passenger Thomas Benedict 36 were hospitalized with Benedict in critical condition. The other car carried a 4 year old boy treated and released. Kane charged with driving while intoxicated. Roads closed after 6 20 p m.
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