Lapse at Hancock Airport Endangers Security Procedures
At Hancock Airport a man in pilot attire carried a gun past security Friday. Investigators including the FBI FAA Syracuse police and Am-Gard Inc. probe why officers did not trigger a silent alarm for 20 minutes. Neither the gun nor the man was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Airport
Ralph Napolitano
FBI
Federal Aviation Administration
Syracuse Police
Am-Gard Inc
Bay Area faces gridlock as bridges fail after quake
San Francisco faces a crippling Monday with the Bay Bridge Nimitz Freeway and Embarcadero Freeway damaged by landslides. BART may run 24 hours starting Monday and a ferry armada is planned to support crossbay service amid widespread transportation chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bay Bridge
Nimitz
Embarcadero
Bay Areas
Bart Bart
BART
Bay Area
Don Bastida
Traffic Central
Kopp
California
Washington State
US Navy
Transbay
Scoutmaster charged with sexual abuse in East Syracuse
Charles L. Milczarek, 40, of East Syracuse, is charged with second-degree sodomy, second-degree sexual abuse, and endangering the welfare of a child after accusations by two young scouts. The investigation continues as Milczarek, scoutmaster of Troop 500 since 1980, was suspended. the troop is sponsored by First United Methodist Church of East Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnday
Charles L. Milczarek
E. Heman St
Syracuse
Mylezarek
Boy Scouts
Donald F. Blacker
Hiawatha Council
Blacker
First United Methodist Church of
Quake's damage toll rising
Northern California quake caused broader destruction than initial reports indicated. Billions in losses expected with Oakland City Hall and 13 public buildings unusable, 1,400 housing units damaged, and major landmarks like the Oakland station and San Francisco sites suffering serious harm. Federal aid discussions and evolving death toll debates continued as officials assess cleanup costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
California
Bay Area
Amtrak
Ron Young
San Francisco
Opera House
Asian Art Museum
Golden Gate Park
Art Agnes
Stanford
Palo Alto
Norman Mireta
San Jose Democrat
Justice Dept error over Morris leak questioned
The Justice Department admitted in federal court it erred by leaking to the Herald-Journal about pleas in the Robert Tappan Morris computer tampering case at Cornell University. DOJ says publicity should not derail the case. Morris’s counsel seeks dismissal arguing an implicit promise was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Herald-Journal
Cornell University
Robert Tappan Mors
Morns
Ellen Meltzer
Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ville Whips Wildcats
Bees
Richard Poole
Stars Magazine
Hancock
Caltrans
Bob Halligan
Quentin Kopp
Iial
Asso
AZ Today
Fentures
Entertainment
Franklin Park Drive
Milczarek
Council
Miczarek
Ayeina Roy Sequiennn
The
Associa
Td Press
Cris
Jane Lee
New York
U.S