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lb SYRACUSE POST STANDARD, August 5, 1975 PSB Jail Overflow Removed ByJOHNWISNIEWSKI Sheriff Patrick J. Corbett said conditions were calm yesterday at the Public Safety Building jail as the inmate population was being reduced after disturbances Sunday night and last Thursday. two hundred thirteen inmates were in the jail Sunday morning. As of 5 p.m. yesterday, the inmate population was 194, Corbett said.

There are 204 single occupancy cells in the jail. Corbett stated that the inmate overflow had shared a large dormitory type cell. The sheriff blamed overcrowding, inmate frustration in obtaining bail release, and summer heat for the disturbances. Sheriff's U. Michael J.

Goudy III said it was about 11:30 a.m. last Thursday when five of a group of inmates who were exercising on the jail roof refused an order to return to their cells. Extra iail personnel were sent to the exercise area and es corted the five inmates back to their cells, Goudy said. The five inmates, according to Goudy, tried to talk the rest of Cool Customers me group to join in me reiusai. About 6 p.m.

Sunday, "three or four" of the five inmates who had remained on the roof attacked two of the inmates who had returned Joseph Brazill, 16, of 508 Fay Lane, Minoa, and Frank Watson, 20, of 103 Holland Goudy stated. The assaults, Goudy suspected, were in retaliation for Braz HI's and Watson's actions of last Thursday. Brazill and Watson were treated Sunday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital for facial cuts and bruises of the body, according Goudy. He added that the assault cases would probably be presented for consideration by a county grand jury. Sunday's disturbance, which ended in an early lock up, included attempts by inmates to set fires and inmates throwing water and debris at jail personnel.

City Court Judge J. Richard Sardine met yesterday afternoon with representatives of the Sheriff's Department (which oversees jail operations), the district attorney's office and various bail release programs. Sardino said the cases of all inmates who come under the jurisdiction of his court were reviewed. In some cases, Sardino said, he reduced bail where possible. Une ot the ban release programs me Syracuse Lourt Ke Animal Shelter To Open House by the district attorney's office and the sitting City Court judge.

Authority "have never gener be used for operating sub million, about double the sub The project is federally funded. ated a according to sidies." sidies slated for receipt in state auditors. The audit, covering the peri 1974 75. Fraud Alleged Businessman Faces Arrest abusive and threatening language toward him and his family at various times and locations during the last three months. Miss Leonard, investigators said, is also charged with throwing a bottle at Gloria Jean Hill, 27, of 235 Palmer striking her on the head, about 10 p.m.

July 16 in the 100 block of Palmer Avenue. The victim received six stitches to close a head cut at Crouse Irving Memorial added. Miss Leonard was released without bail for court reappearance Aug. 21. iail." Burks has been ordered to pay the attorney general's office costs of the investigation, which were held to be $750.

He has also been barred Subsidies Make Future Brighter The Post Standard Bureau However, the auditors said, od from May 12, 1970 through The auditors leveled some the authority's financial posi Sept. 30, 1974, was conducted criticism also, tion during the fiscal year en by auditors from the office of They said the authority did ding March 31, 1976, should "be State Comptroller Arthur Lev not establish adequate controls itt. in a contract with a local ad The audit report said the au vertisine aeencv for the sale of Probation For Doctor Man Denies Punching Norman Klimes, 34, of 390 from taking advance payments Fayette st pieaded in Jt nocent yesterday in Police Cheryl B. Leonard, 19, of 162 10 New York State over a two Court Judge J. Richard Palmer Ave.

entered a man Sardino to a charge of third datory plea of innocent yester 26 year old has been de gree assault day in Police Court before fne attorney gener George Bush said Judge J. Richard Sardino to a al investigators as having KUmes is charged with punc. felony count of second degree "taken for and hing Eulis B. Harrison, 53, also assault. received forJach of 390 W.

Fayette in the She also pleaded innocent to froum members of the general face during an argument about a misdemeanor count of ha and, thereafter, closed 4:15 Saturday at the W. rassment. his of business and Favette Street address. Investigators said the ha moved to another location In ajJsauU according t0 rassment count was levied af wnere or Bush, Harrison's eyeglasses ter Luvell Ballard, 44, of 144 ness, closed his latter location, were broken and he wag Palmer reported that moved' up another undcr the left eye. Leonard nad directed Han was set at nouiiea memDersoi we graw 3500, He is t0 al public from whom he had pear Aug.

20 in court. taken orders and received ad vance monies for such or GETS RC POST ders." Some of the places where Mrs. Edith Kurnik of Sher Burks allegedly did business Road were the Syracuse Mall, the been appointed community re Binghamton Plaza, the Cort lations specialist for the Syr landvilie Mall and the Tri acuse Regional Red Cross County Mall in Baldwinsville. Blood Program. Fire Apparatus Muster inVpool The eighth annual Northeast Antique Fire Engine Show and Muster will take place Saturday in LiTerpool.

The all day event will begin at 10 a.m. with a parade of old fire equipment throwh the villace, and The Humane Society will oer raising comnetiwon win start at IU: a.m. in the Wil cwwoci an open House at row uay area 01 umaroaga Lane rant. p.m. Sunday at the animal Bertmi's Barbershop Brass Bard of Skaneateles will shelter.

W. Taft Road, play from the tailatep of oM chemical wagon dwring the Liverpool. parade, then perfotm at the Willow Bay mwter site, Jhe society will a ttm ts Ywfc iet of fof Apnmiatioft of i SlCS wfflTiffi Apparatus in America. More than vintage fife engines will be featat much improved." The im say the authority's financial provemem snouiu result pe position should "be much lm ALBANY The transit od cause recently aDDroved feder nrnved" hv Mamh 31 iQ7fi habilitation Project had only two of 40 inmates eligible for the erations of the Central New al legislation "will provide fed cause subsidies to be'received program released last month. Such release is subject to approval York Regional TransDortation eral funds to the authority to that vpar will ft? thority "has sustained increas advertising space on buses, ing operating losses since it Acting on the audit dis took over its first transit oper the authority collected ation (CNY Centro Inc.) on the commissions and renego Jan.

17, 1972. As of March 31, tiated the contract with the cumuiaiive transit oper agency. atine losses amount tO AnHrinatinir annminpamDnt The license of a prominent $1,066,087. the auditors said. of the audit, Authority officials John A.

Burks, a business Gavenda said he sent two let Physician was suspended issued a weekemi statement man cited for fraud by the ters one registered mail and two years by the State The losses were offset by terming the report "very fa state attorney general's office, one first class mail to Boarti 01 KeSents at.lts last operating subsidies provided vorable." Warren H. Frank, may face arrest and other pe Burks' last known address, 108 re8ular monthly meeting. But Dy tne localities and net reve executive director of the au nalties after Monday if he Chelsea Court, Cortland, sev al the same time the board nues generated by the author thority, said the findings were doesn't respond to action in eral days ago suspended imposition of the jty's central office adminis favorable, and attorney Barry state Supreme Court. The letters informed Burks susPension and Placed the doc" tration. As of March 31, 1974, Shulman, counsel for the au Supreme Court Justice Leo he was to appear in Supreme tor on probation for two years, the authority's overall oper thority, said he was pleased Hayes issued an order May 30 Court at the County Court rhe board found Dr Wllliam ation had accumulated net rev with the findings, considering which required Burks to make house on Aug.

11, Monday. teacher of 8 Meadow enues of $333,531, the auditors they covered the authority's restitution of $1,253.30 to 11 If the businessman doesn't Dnve Fayetteviile, guilty of said. formative years. It was em customers within 30 days. appear, he may be held in con been 5onvlcted of the The auditors said the loss for phasized the report did not re According to state Asst.

tempt of court, if the presiding crime of fllinS a false and the fiscal year ended March 31, veal any inefficiencies or over Atty. Gen. Harris Gavenda, justice desires In addition, fraudulent income tax return 1975, was expected to increase staffing. Burks hadn't made the pay Gavenda said, the attorney and of unprofessional conduct, significantly to $1,574,500. Because of the subsidies, ments as of yesterday.

general's office can issue an Peacher was one of Cen That would be offset by Shulman noted, the authority Burks offered decorative arrest warrant. JfaI New Yorkers among the $1,280,000 in operating sub will be the only one maintain shirts, sweatshirts and jackets "I can't tell you what will first 81 Physicians in the state sidies expected to be received ing a 35 cent fare. tor sale, but, according to ua happen definitely," Gavenda aune aim mum guvern venda, he accepted deposits said. He added, "I'd like to see ute acupuncture. lor goods without delivering the guy picked up and put in Arraigned On 2 Counts ments, the auditors said, "leaving an unfunded deficit of $294,500." "An additional source of revenue must be found or the authority will need to reduce its expenses substantially if it is to remain financially sound." The auditors then went on to CONTINUOUS FtOM "MANTHNfifr STARTS TOMORROW Now There's No Excuse You cm take a coiteft course or work toward Syracuse University decree without attending regular classes.

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