Judge orders lawyer jailed briefly after outburst
Salvatore J. Piemonte, longtime defense attorney, faced a contempt citation after an in-court outburst. In City Court, Judge James Tormey ordered him held briefly in custody, fined $1,000, and released around 4 p.m. Piemonte apologized for unprofessional conduct and acknowledged the behavior.
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Salvatore J. Piemonte
Piemonte
James Tormey
Tormey
Onondaga County
Epee
Syracuse
Donald Martin
Syracuse protesters greet Brown at book signing on campus
SU students protested former player and actor Jim Brown during a book signing for Out of Bounds at Schine Student Center. They cited remarks about women from a Herald American interview as fueling a campus rape environment, while Brown met privately with demonstrators and later discussed common ground on dignity and respect.
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Jim Brown
Syracuse University
Cleveland Browns
Herald American
Brown
Schine
Melvin Eggers
Eggers
Lynne ‘Oehrie
National Football League
Onondaga County Landfill Plan Clears FAA Hurdle
A dispute over airplane safety at the Van Buren landfill in Onondaga County ended after a 14 person Albany summit. FAA concerns about bird hazards were deemed no longer valid, enabling resumed testing at Brickyard Road within 40 days and new buyout talks with nearby property owners. County Executive Nicholas Pirro and five officials signed the joint statement.
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Onondaga County
van Buren
Albany
Nicholas Pirro
Federal Aviation Administration
Brickyard Road
Pirro
Donald Lawless
Montina
FAA
Long Island
Cheers and tears mark 100 years of SU football
The Syracuse University 100th football anniversary dinner drew about 2,500 attendees at the Carrier Dome, with 140 former players on stage and a nearly sold-out crowd of 50,000 for the Army game. Amid champagne and nostalgia, organizers honored legends Phil Allen Jim Brown Gerhard Schwedes and others, while current players took a backseat to memory and history.
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Stephen D. Cannerello
Jim Brown
Ophy
Mark Lance
Chance Syracuss University
Lynne Weehite
Tat
SU Philes
Alond
Carrier Dome
Syracuse University
Vino
Bert Parks
Krystle Carrington
Etrato
Orangemen
Army
Philadelphia
Michael Owens
Robert Burnett
Blake Hednarz
Phil Allen
Gerhard Schwedes
Marty Glickman
Bush says gun ban wouldn't have prevented Louisville massacre
President Bush argued a ban on guns would not have stopped eight deaths in Louisville. He urged tougher enforcement of existing laws and opposed universal bans, citing deranged individuals as the underlying risk. Governor Cuomo urged immediate Senate action to ban assault weapons in New York. Secret Service heightened security for Dorothy Bush LeBlond in Portland, with officials declining to explain reasons.
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Washington
Bush
Louisville
National Rifle Association
Althanahhic
Joseph T. Wesbecker
Mario Cuomo
Senate Republicans
New York State
New York Democrat
Senate
Ralph Marino
Cuomo
Win
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Charles Borgognant
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Floyd Little
Archbold Stadium
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