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ADIRONDACK.JDjftjIy JNTERPWSE, .Sa^nac^^ke, N.Y,
Supreme Court oversight r
wins convict new trial V
Good police work puts an end
to escapee's 3 years of freedom
BALTIMORE (VPI) *~ Maryland
prison officials are-praising New
York police and the FBI for their
work in apprehending a convicted
murderer who escaped from armed
guards at a Baltimore hospital three
years ago.
"It was a fine bit of work on the
part of the New York police department and the FBI because when they
picked him up he gave an altos. If
they hadn't gone through and
checked his fingerprints, he might
still be out there," said Beverly
Marable, a spokeswoman for the
state corrections division.
Lee Ernest Preen^,' #ut ffew York
police suspected the name was false
and sent a facsimile, of his fingerprints to .A^ajy^JRJLYi* where
authorities/ matched, the "prints with
those of George Greene.
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FBI agents Wf^efcday f^'nd
Greene in a courtroom in the^Bronx,
where he'was'Wdifing'fo appear for a
bail hearing on the narcotics charge.
The agents recognized Greene and
arrested him. " ' •
Greene escaped from Maryland
authorities on April ,18, 1902, after
pleading guilty to two counts of
murder. The, slayings occurred in
March, 1981 during a robbery at
Gampy's restaurant in downtown
Baltimore.
Prison officials said Green may
have used a paper clip to unlock his
leg irons before slipping away from
seven other inmates and two guards
as they walked to an'inmate holidng
area at University Hospital.
George Green, 29, of Baltimore —
convicted of two counts of firstdegree murder for brutually slashing
the throats of two Baltimore
restaurant employees — was
arrested Wednesday by FBI agents
in New York.
Dana Caro, special agent in charge
of FBI's Baltimore office, said Green
was taken into custody Tuesday night
A federal warrant was issued after
by New York police on a misGreen's escape charging him with
demeanor narcotics charge.
unlawful flight to avoid confinement.
The man gave police the name of The FBI turned Green over to New
York authorities Wednesday to await
his extradition to Maryland.
S.L. Police
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Borland
Susan VoUmers, Mark Borland
wed June 29 in New Jersey
ing, Mich., Elizabeth Portera of
Jacksonville, Fla., and Lori Secreti of
Lake Placid.
The bride's cousins, Sarah
Ormerod and Allison Young, served
as flower girls, while another cousin,
William Ormerod, was ring bearer.
The ushers were the bride's
brothers, Eric and David Vollmers,
both of Holmdel; the groom'?
brothers, William and David Borland
of Lake Placid; and Terrence Smart
and Robert Secreti of Lake Placid.
A garden reception followed at the
bride's parent's home in Holmdel.
The bride graduated from Holmdel
High School and from Trenton State
College in Trenton with a bachelor of
science degree in elementary educa
tion.
The groom graduated from Northwood School in Lake Placid and
from Clarksonllniversity i&Potsdam
with a bachelor of science degree in
industrial distribution.
He is a sales manager trainee at
SARANAC LAKE - Ann and Glenn Morse Industrial in Ithaca, N.Y.
Bedore of Tupper Lake are parents of
a five-pound, fourteen-ounce son,
Jesse Matthew, born Aug. 14, at 5:34
p.m.
HOLMDEL, N.J. - Susan Haight
Vollmers and Mark Leslie Borland
were married June 29, at Holmdel
Community Church in Holmdel by the
Rev. John Waldron.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Allan Vollmers of 9
Wildhedge Lane, Holmdel. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Borland of Signal Hill, Lake Placid,
N.Y.
Nancy McLean of Fords was the
bride's maid of honor. The groom's
best man was John Latourelle of
Lake Placid.
For her wedding the bride wore a
white, peau de soie, full-length, portrait neck gown with chapel train and
lace bordering the neckline and hem.
A crown of white roses held her
fingertip veil of silk illusion.
The bridesmaids were Laura
McLean of Fords, Julie Wood of Lans-
Births
Club Notes
SARANAC LAKE — Amanda and
Patrick Redman of Saranac Lake are
parents of a daughter, Laice Lee,
born Aug. 12, at 9:39 a.m. at the
Champlain Valley Physicians'
Hospital in Plattsburgh.
The baby weighed seven-pounds,
two-and-three-quarters-ounces at
birth.
Tomorrow
Saranac Lake Duplicate Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m..
The Saranac.
Elks fish fry, 5:30 to 8 p.m., Saranac Lake Elks
Club.
Saranac Lake Senior Citizens, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Adult Center, 135 Broadway
Lake Placid Al-Anon; St. Agnes School library;
8:30 p.m. Meeting for new comers to the group set
for 8 p.m.
SARANAC LAKE - Village police
arrested Timothy Edward Rock, 26,
of Plattsburgh at 4:51 p.m. Wednesday for petty larceny. Police say
Rock was arrested for taking $177.63
worth of cigarettes from the Lake
Flower Avenue Grand Union.
Rock pled guilty after arraignment
before Village Justice Thomas Clark
and was sent to the Essex County jail
in lieu of $500 bail to await sentencing.
S.L. Fire Call
SARANAC LAKE - Volunteer
firemen were called to the Wawbeek
Hotel and Resort on Rte. 30 at 1:54
p.m. Wednesday, where a fire built
too close to the front of the fireplace
was causing smoke to pour into the
building. The fire was extinguished
by the time firemen arrived.
The Tupper Lake Volunteer Fire
Department was also called to the
scene.
Business Update
SARANAC LAKE - Patty Brown,
a Registered Nurse and certified
nurse-midwife, will join the
obstetrics/gynecology practice of
Denise Ferrando, M.D.
Brown has been a midwife for the past six years and was with the offices of Dr. Robert Virostek. Her services include family planning,
general exams, infertility counseling
and normal pregnancy care.
She will hold office hours on
Wednesdays and Fridays from 1-5
p.m. beginning Sept. 4.
Agency Hours
The operating,, (hours a t the
Kennedy-Copeland v Travel Service,
Inc., located at the Hotel Saranac are
now Monday through Friday from
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Thursdays
when the agency will remain open until 7 p.m. Saturday hours will be 9
a.m. to 1 p.m.
Green was sentenced to two consecutive life terms for the Gampy's
murders. His brother, Willie Green,
43, was also convicted in the same
incident and is serving two consecutive life terms plus 20 years.
OAKLAND, Calif (UPI)f - Jhe
California Supreme Court this week
threw out the murder conviction of a
black man on grounds that
prmec^tors refused, to, permit blacks
on thejur^i^u^ftr^ipu^tbere was
a black on the panel afterall^ .-..,.•.
CaroIynPritchett, 35,abiack, was
on the 1981. jury'which convicted
Edward Mptton *f second-degree
" murder- for stabbing>•>•«: maa, he
claimed was a"demon" in ah unprovoked attack in 1979.
"I laughed when I saw that story
because I'm black and I sat on that
jury,'* Pritchett-s^ld Wea^estpiy,
Court records used; in the'appeal
did not show Pritebe$ was black.
Attorneys in the appeal — who did
not handle the original case -f were
stunned when they learned a black
woman had been on the jury.
Deputy Public Defender Cole
Powell, who represented Motton,
saic| he had no obligation to tell the
Supreme Court about, the presence of
the black juror.
The prosecutor, former Deputy
District Attorney Harry Traback,
said he had forgotten about Pritchett.
The high court's reversal sent the
case back to Superior Court for a new
trial Motton remains in prispn,
serving 16 years to life
Deputy Public Defender
Rosenbaum said the discpvery#|hi,
bl?ick juror probably woM41&wlpC x
little effect on the Supreme Court's.
decision. He said the courtWIedJfti&.j.
earlier case that if Vvirto^ily M *
members of a "recognjzabjteI'lPjQ®^.
are excluded from a jtffi$»..thai .is."
enoughraason for areversals..*.•••*;• •
St&te P o l c S
TUPPER LAKE - State police
here have charged Vaughn .
Casagrain, 25, of Fpurtti A&fWjfi»-4
Tupper '"Lake, with driving While in- ;
toxicated after stopping his vehicle >
on Route 3 in the, Town of Har- J
rietstown about 5 a.m. today.
i
L.P. Police
LAKE PLACID —Village police ar- j
rested 25-year-old Timothy Torrance |
of Lake Placid at 12:13 a.m. Thurs- i
day for harrassment. He was later i
released on $50 bail.
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Two charged
withDWI
RAY BROOK -r- State police arrested Timothy E. Doyle, 21 of Cuba,
N.Y. on' Rte. 86 in the Town of North
Elba for driving while intoxicated at
1:40 a.m. Thursday.
At 3:30 a.m. today, Bruce P. Day,
21, was arrested for driving while inSARANAC LAKE — Mrs. Corneha toxicated on Star Rte. 2 in Tupper
R. Downs, a forjner long-time resi- Lake:
dent of Gabriels, died Wednesday,
Aug. 21, at Uihlein Mercy Center in
Lake Placid.
Obituary
Mrs. Cornelia Downs
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Bargains
Available
She was born Dec. 9, 1891, in Bread, dairy and dry goods orders
Schuyler Falls, the daughter of Levi for, the local Co-op are due Friday-at
146 Main $t.*-Tupper Lake
and Amelia (Darrah) Leggett.
Placid Creations.
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359-9031 /
Orders may be picked up Friday,
Mrs. Downs had worked at the
LeRoy
Bucky
Gabriels Sanatorium for many years. Sept. 6.
Pickering
Clark
She was married to Arthur Downs.
He died July 2, 19$0. Two daughters
and a son also predeceased her.
Survivors include four grandchildren; and several nieces and
nephews.
There will be no calling hours. A
Mass of Christian burial was held this
217 Main Street, Lake Placid—Opposite the Olympic Center
morning at St. Bernard's Church with
f i n e Dining In the European Tradition
the Rev. C.J. McAvoy officiating.
Winner of Gogd Dining-Award of World Famous
Cremation followed and burial will
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AUCTN
Merchandise from two Adirondack camps plus other area homes
will be sold at Auction on:
• 2 lots to be sold for best offer received*
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1985 at 10:30 A.M.
Preview starts at 8:30 A.M. Sale Day
* All reasonable offers will be considered
on other lots.
Sale moved for convenience to the
"Saranac Lake Civic Center Arena"
Ampersand Avenue, Saranac Lake, NY
Access to: Big Tupper Ski Area, 18-hole Championship Golf Course
and beautiful Tupper Lake.
—FEATURING—
Stepback cupboard with scalloped-open-top; (63" wide by 78" high) * Early open-front pine corner
cupboard (74" high) * Ornate round oak table with claw feet * Oak side board with carved lions
heads and bevel mirror * 1937 "Old Town" wood and canvas canoe (original and unrestpred) * "Old
Town" mid-1930's wood and canvas skiff • Beautiful set of six mahogany petit point chairs • Oak
carved two drawer server # Mission oak bench * Solid oak dresser with bevel mirror • Oak side board'
with bevel mirror and glass doors * Two Victorian loveseats * Wicker furniture * Wicker baby
carriage * Victorian sofa and chair with carved legs and arms * Bentwood Adirondack rocker with
two arm chairs • Adirondack white birch and pine table * Rustic Adirondack benches * Adirondack
porch furniture * Adirondack style side board * Bentwood park bench * Other Adirondack furniture
including bent twig * Oriental rugs * Fine collection of GLASS and CHINA from Saranac Lake home *
Oak Morris chair • Oak recliner * Five drawer oak chest • Oak eight drawer de£k * Oak vanity *
Matching claw foot highly carved mahogany settee, rocker and arm chair * Mahogany china cabinet
with Queen Anne legs with matching side board * Upholstered Victorian side chair • Brass % size bed •
Stenciled wheelbarrow * Decoys * Animal mounts * Antique boat accessories * Adirondack prints *
Deer skins * Antique kitchenware * Set of four oak chairs * .Mahogany library table • 1935 Minnow
trap with exposed ribs • Box lots of collectibles • PLUS MUCH MORE with many items yet to be
uncovered.
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All facilities: Municipal water', Town maintained roads, Cable TV
Easy to own: Lot prices begin at $7,500 with a down payment as
low as $500.
•BEST OFFER DETAILS: Choose either Lot #4 (list price $7,900) or Lot #9 (list price
$8,300). A $500 deposit Is required upon acceptance of offer. The owners reserve the
right not to accept offers below 50% of list price. Offers must be received by Sunday,
Aug. 25th at 3 p.m.
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PLAN TO ATTEND THIS FINE ADIRONDACK AUCtlON
TERMS: Cash or Approved Check
Lunch concession to benefit Peewee Hockey Association
Sales Manager: Robert E. Doyle of Lake Placid
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