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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 2015

Page

9

Oswego boards approves 82.8 million school budget

Oswego school board passes an 82.8 million budget with 2.5 million in added revenue from reserves debt service and other areas. Expenditures rise mainly in instruction and salaries, with a 1 million debt service increase and 500 thousand more for health insurance. A public hearing featured criticism of staff assignments, while the board restored 24 thousand for field trips ahead of a May 19 vote.

Oswego Allen Halsey Fran Hoefer Hoefer Minetto

Columbia student sues over gender bias and harassment

Paul Nungesser, a Columbia University student, sues in Manhattan federal court alleging the university failed to shield him from harassment after a female student publicized claims he raped her. He argues campus campaigns and demonstrations harmed his reputation and prospects, claiming the school effectively sponsored gender-based harassment and a hostile environment. The suit notes the woman was invited to President Obama's State of the Union Address.

Columbia NEW York Columbia University Manhattan Paul Nungesser America Barack Obama

Former SUNY Oswego professor killed in drone strike

Former SUNY Oswego political science professor Warren Weinstein was killed in a January drone strike in Pakistan near the Afghanistan border. CIA conducted the operation targeting al Qaida leaders. Weinstein and Italian hostage Giovanni Lo Porto died. Weinstein’s wife Elaine issued a statement praising his life and service. SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley called Weinstein an inspiration who spent his career helping people in troubled regions. Weinstein had taught at Oswego in the 1970s before joining USAID and was abducted in Lahore in 2011.

Suny Oswego Pakistan Afghanistan U.S CIA Weinstein Associated Press al-Qaida Giovanni Lo Porto Italy Elain Weinstein Warren Deborah F. Stanley Stanley U.S. Aid Lahore Maryland Barbara Mikulski Benjamin Cardin Barack Obama Mikulski

CAC urges action to end child abuse at forum

The event highlighted 285 abuse cases including 194 where a parent was the offender. Damm urged donations and volunteering and praised the center’s funds. Officials discussed a proposed bill to remove the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse and harsher penalties for repeat offenders.

CAC Damm Nate Cook James Hayes Patty Ritchie Roswegatchie

Officials celebrate crime survivors in Oswego County event

Oswego County District Attorney Gregory Oakes urged community members to report abuse and support crime victims during National Crime Victims Rights Week. The event honored victims and featured leaders Phoenix Mayor Ryan Wood, Schroeppel Supervisor Lynette Greco, and representatives from Senator Patty Ritchie, Assemblyman Will Barclay, Oswego ARISE, and Phoenix Police Chief Martin Nerber. SAF plants a commemorative tree, aiming to plant in all county towns.

Oswego County Gregory Oakes Oakes Oswego County Opportunities Services To Aid Families Program SAF Phoenix Ryan Wood Schroeppel Lynette Greco Needham

Lawsuit alleges Utica district segregates refugee students

The NYCLU and Legal Services of Central New York filed a federal suit on behalf of six refugee students and others, claiming Utica City School District excludes refugees older than 16 with limited English from high school and assigns them to two inferior programs that offer no diploma. The district denies the claims, saying it provides quality education to all students. One plaintiff, 17 year old Patrick Tuyizere from Rwanda, says he was placed in a GED program instead of high school, hindering his dream of becoming a doctor.

Utica N.Y New York Civil Liberties Union and Legal Services New York NYCLU Utica City NYCLA Donna Lieberman Bruce Karam Karam New Hartford Patrick Tuyizere Rwanda United States Tuyizere

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