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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1998
Page
9
City police investigated a shooting in the 400 block of North McBride Street where a 35 year old man was struck twice in the leg and chest around 1 01 a m. He was taken to University Hospital. Police and a witness reported several shots fired.
A 24-year-old man was arrested after a Syracuse officer saw Brook A. Guyette remove a city parking meter from the 200 block of Watton Street at 1 15 am and place it in a car. Guyette and driver Jason Ziebro were charged with petit larceny with Ziebro facing additional vehicle and traffic violations.
A Syracuse fire investigator says a burning candle started a Saturday night Eastwood house fire at 445 Ridgewood Drive. A woman asleep escaped unharmed. the blaze was out in five minutes. Bedroom sustained fire damage while smoke and water affected the rest of the home.
Safe Haven Inc will open its exhibit from 1 to 4 p.m. today in the Head Start Building at Fort Ontario Park Oswego. The display includes 23 photo panels and videotaped interviews about the Fort Ontario refugee camp for Holocaust survivors, where nearly 1 000 refugees stayed during World War II. StelF reports.
Banks mostly closed with KeyBank open 10 am to 2 pm inside Nojaira Brothers, 304 Gifford St. Syracuse. Libraries and many government offices closed. USPS silent except for Special Delivery and Express Mail. Malls mix open hours while The Galleries of Syracuse closes. Centre buses run holiday schedule. trash delayed by one day.
The Cathedral School in Syracuse announces a new scholarship program for high school education as the first parochial elementary school in the seven county Roman Catholic Diocese of Fans. Read more about it Monday in The Post Standard.
In upstate New York near Richfield Springs the Holy Trinity seminary marks its 50th anniversary while the Russian Orthodox community mourns the death of monk Zossima. Bishop Laurus oversees arrivals and burial duties as mixed joy and sorrow fill the day.
George Pataki’s name and image saturate the New York State Fair in pamphlets signs magnets and trading cards. Officials note 800000 visitors will see him across state booths while Democrats question if a $1.8 million gift of 40000 free tickets to the fair and Whiteface Mountain bought political favor amid an election year.
Hundreds of census workers in Central New York start canvassing neighborhoods to map every home for the 2000 count. Workers earn about nine dollars an hour plus mileage, with six weeks of field work from Oswego to Watertown as urban and rural addresses are gathered for the nationwide tally.
A 14 year old boy from the town of Fayette was charged after building a seven foot cross from tree trunks, pouring gasoline on it and trying to burn it on a front lawn. Deputies say he is a self described skinhead and also scratched KKK and other graffiti on a mailbox three weeks earlier. He faces charges including possession of noxious materials and criminal mischief and will appear in Family Court after a weekend detention.
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