Daysitter sues killer for six million in murder case
Kimberly M. Raymond of Mexico Oswego County sues Laymon Herring for $6 million claiming damages for Patricia Nicklus slain August 29 1993 on East Castle Street Syracuse Nicklus was Herring s estranged girlfriend and is serving 25 years to life in prison for the murder The suit seeks compensation for pain and suffering loss of support and Raymond s emotional distress following her mother s death.
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Syracuse
Kimberly M. Raymond
Mexico
Oswego County
Patricia Nicklus
Nicklus
East Castle Street
Laymon Herring
Raymond
Herring
Nicklas
Mercy Mission Volunteers Aid Honduran Health Efforts
Guard volunteers support health clinics in Honduras as Mercy Mission teams partner with local communities. In other notes, discussions on utility competition and a Friday legislative candidate forum address key issues.
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MERCY
Honduras
Man Arrested for Assault and Attempted Rape in Syracuse
Randall 49 of 205 N Townsend St was arrested by Officer Anthony Rossillo on felony charges of assault attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment. Police say a 33-year-old woman met him Tuesday at Pro's Grill and he attacked her under the Interstate 690 bridge at North Salina Street and Herald Place, then fled after she punched him.
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Dames
Randall
Townsend
Anthony Rossillo
Pro’s Grill
Warren Street
Interstate 690
North Salina Street
Herald Place
Saly
Herald-Journal
Two men charged with robbery after victim’s car breaks down
Onondaga County detectives arrested Tanner, 26, and Howard Lowe, 27, after they allegedly robbed a man on East Seneca Turnpike in October. The victim’s car allegedly ran out of gas and the suspects allegedly took the man’s wallet containing about $5. The incident reportedly occurred near Interstate 81 as the victim accepted a ride.
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East Seneca Turnpike
Tanner
Railroad St
DeRuyter
Howard Lowe
Manlius
Onondaga County
Riff
Onondaga
Fisher
Nina Kien
City police charge pair with breaking up cars
Police arrested four city men and a teenager who confessed to breaking into 10 to 15 cars on Clyde and Fairfield avenues. Michael P. Walker, 20, and Sam Steward, 16, face felony burglary and multiple misdemeanor counts after officers recovered CD players, cassette players and cellular phones from their car. The suspects admitted they targeted cars parked in driveways and garages.
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Sytacure
Iuto
Clyde
Fairfield
Michael P. Walker
Geddes
Sam Steward
Clarence Ave
Joe Stala
Tam Hester
Secretaries sue SUNY center over sexual harassment by neurosurgeon
Tracey Wright and Dawn Rood file million-dollar suits against SUNY Health Science Center alleging repeated unwanted sexual contact by Dr. Jeffrey Winfield in the neurosurgery department. They say officials ignored complaints, creating a hostile environment. each seeks 500000 in compensatory and 500000 in punitive damages.
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Suny Health Science Center
Tracey M. Wright
Manlius
Dawn Reod
Syracuse
Jeffrey A. Winee
Winfield
Department of Neurology
Wright
Rood
Health Science Center
Francis Walter
Wright and Rood
Charles Hodge
Uri
Naling
Reod
Health Center
Ther
Forum on children's faith at Crouse Irving Hospital
A panel of 45 discussed how children learn faith through experience at the Marley Center Syracuse forum. Panelists from Catholic, Jewish, and Muslim communities urged adults to model caring and responsibility as youth face crossroads in defining faith. The Inter-Religious Council hosted the event at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital with a next session planned at Suzie Auditorium in Marley Education Center.
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Nate Heilmann
Syracuse
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Marley Center Suble Auditorium
Hellmann
Oll
Iman Ahmad -Nezar Kobeisy
Central New York
Velma Brock
University United Methodist Church
Brock
Inter-Religious Council of
Center New York
Crouse Arving Memorial Hospital
Suzie Auditorium
Marley Education Center
Waverly and
Irving Avenues
Car sold at city auction turned up as stolen
A 1989 Volkswagen Golf bought at a Syracuse city public works auction by Todd Burke was found to be stolen from the New York City region in 1992. Officials reimbursed Burke for the purchase and repairs and the car was reclaimed for its owner in Port Chester, Westchester County. The VIN had been scratched off and the vehicle had been towed to a city impound after being spotted on a lawn.
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Todd Burke
Syracuse
Burke
Todd
Vernon Center
New York City
Port Chester
Westchester County
Roy Bernardi
Cowland Ave
Syracuse Corporation
Joseph Lamendola
Balkans panel in Syracuse links war to local action
About 50 people attended a Syracuse panel organized by the Balkan Resource Group to raise awareness of the Bosnian war, discuss ethnic cleansing fears, and outline refugee aid plans. Speakers included Goodwin Cook and Beverly Allen on war crimes, rape as warfare, and potential regional spread including Kosovo and Albania.
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Peole
List DeLemater
Bosnia
Syracuse
DeLemater
Bos
Nia
Syracuse University
Maxwell School
Balkans
Serbia
Kosovo
Ferusaetem
Cook
Albania
Macedonia
Greece
Turkey
Beverly Allen
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Cayuga County
C. Howard Murphy
Auburn
Phillip A. Lowe
E. J. Belinski
Skaneateles
Victoria Murphy
Waller
Patty Godkin
Rose Menga
Fairmount
Menga
MCR
Tara Muscolino
Tyler Palmeter
Maria Placania
Dominic Muscolina
Godkin
William Ercole
Omnesiis
University
United Methodist Church
Détirey A. Winfield
Sue Wetberahl
City Public Works
Allstate
Lamendola
Nine Kim
Allen
Wanda Fremont
Croatia
United Nations Commission
War Crimes Tribunal
Fremont
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