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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1983

Page

3

Red Cross worker finds Alicia signs in Houston

Syracuse Red Cross official Frank Ernenwein assists hurricane victims in Baytown Texas after Hurricane Alicia. He describes widespread damage and long lines for food clothing and medical aid as relief efforts scale up. More than 7000 homes damaged and 468 homes plus 400 mobiles destroyed. Relief drive aims to raise about 5 million for 20000 victims.

Syracuse Red Cross Alicia Houston Texas Syracuse Baytown Ehrnenwein National Red Cross Ernenwein Oneida Galveston Red Cross Federal Emergency Management Agency Baytown Center Boonville Manlius Erwin Wein

Rescue Mission halved deficit amid donor surge in Syracuse

The Rescue Mission led by Clarence St Jordon nearly cut a $120000 shortfall in half after a mid year appeal to 9000 mailing list. Donations and pledges may bring in about $60000. officials froze wages and cut staff to cover a budget reduced from 2.4 million to 2.08 million for 1983. The United Way contingency fund remains an option if need persists.

Clarence St. Jordan Jordan Ife Syracuse United Way Susan Preston Preston

Three drivers arrested in DWI roadblock Friday night

Jeffrey Merrill of the county District Attorney's office says three drivers were arrested and charged with DWI after a STOP OW program roadblock on Millon Avenue between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m. Sheriff’s deputies conducted the checkpoint. names were not available at press time. A separate Route 11 crash left one man injured and another charged with leaving the scene. Cicero resident Robert Walters, 20, was hit from behind while riding a bicycle and aided by a second car’s occupants. the other driver, John J. Unick, 68, North Syracuse, was later arrested for leaving the scene and following too closely. Unick claimed injury but police reported tire marks on his bumper. In Pompey, Ford C. Wiggins Jr., 29, Manlius, escaped injury when his car overturned on Swift Road near Chase Road. Firefighters kept a Seward Street house blaze contained to the rear wall and roof area with no injuries.

Jeffrey Merrill County District Attorney's Office Merrill Millon Avenue Cicero Robert Walters Seymore Caughdeney Road John J. Unick Forest Drive Syracuse Walters Unick Pompey Manlius Ford C. Wiggins Jr Adai Swift Road Chase Road Wiggins Swift Polite Seward St Caro Tasta Pugh Rochester Plouto Poulios Hunt Lane Poulios Pipines Byrne Shanahan Gary Pugh Jr Mordue Loase Gary Pugh Sr Fitzpatrick Friday

Sanford urges bonding for Onondaga County park repairs

County Legislator William B. Sanford urges a major taxpayer commitment to fix deteriorating Onondaga County parks. At a press conference near Wedding Bridge ponds he listed 22 facilities needing repair including Camillus Park pool decking, Onondaga Lake marina bulkhead, Camp Mrockway, Highland Forest garage, Onondaga Lake Park bike rental building, Oneida Shores bath house roofs, Loomis Hill Cemetery storage, and the east shore trail. He proposed prioritizing capital needs in 1984 or issuing a large bond to cover repairs.

Onondaga County William B. Sanford Sanford Onondaga Lake Park New York State Camillus Park Onondaga Lake Marina Mrockway Pratt's Malls Park San Ford Highland Forest State Division of Occupational Safety and Health Oneida Shores Loomis Hill Cemetery Potter's Field East Shore

Prosecutor Faces Hurdles in Pugh Slaying Case

Prosecutor William Fitzpatrick struggled to present the murder case against Cynthia Pugh as a key witness was excused after a defense objection. The judge barred use of larceny motive. jurors were sent out, then the witness left the stand and the day ended without further explanation.

William Fitzpatrick Cynthia Pugh Fitzpatrick Robert Ellis Lincoln First Bank James Pipines Paul Shanahan Shanahan Norman A. Mordue Ellis Pugh Lakeport Mordue Pipines Rochester Telephone Co New York Telephone Co Central City Roofing Rochester Roofing Co Pughold Pines Margaret Dreus Rochester Phone Company Ohester Central City Fayetteville Rochester Robert Weber New York Telephone

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