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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2001
Page
10
About 74 Central New York youths, including Arey Zhang of Amesville, played in a Saturday classical music marathon at the Everson Museum of Art to raise funds for scholarships.
Assemblyman Jay Ding is slated to guest DJ on WMXW The Mix in Endicott from 7:10 to 8 am Monday through Friday. He says he won’t be paid and will discuss the late state budget only if called upon or if another DJ responds.
Acteum of 10 Syracuse science and engineering students won first place in the Energy Challenge 2001 at a Georgia venue. SUNY ESF beat four other teams to claim the $15,000 prize in the DOE sponsored event where sails must be made exclusively from paper products.
Syracuse police investigate a Friday robbery and stabbing involving Ira McKeever III, 22, a Fort Drum soldier, who said two men demanded his wallet and stabbed his legs five times before fleeing with his watch and money. He was treated and released. Ebboney Rosemond, 36, faces felony assault and weapon charges after allegedly stabbing Edward Manners, 39, in the chest. Manners remained in serious condition at University Hospital.
An inmate at the Onondaga County Justice Center damaged a sprinkler, causing minor flooding Saturday morning. Firefighters responded about 8 a.m. to control the water flow toward State Street. Deputy Bill Gabriel said the inmate was moved to another solitary confinement cell.
Colorado scientist Roger Pielke Jr of the National Center for Atmospheric Research will give a 7 30 p m lecture at Syracuse University Grant Auditorium on Wednesday. He will critique the Kyoto Protocol in light of the Bush administration s decision to abandon it.
Washington secretary Mel Martinez says the program has a poor name but notes its good work. Syracuse Housing Authority fears losing 575000 funding in 2001 02 will cut youth programs and police outreach relied on to steer 1500 young people away from crime. HUD plans to shift half funding to other grants, hoping to preserve core efforts while eliminating inefficiencies.
A Syracuse porch fire spread to a downstairs apartment at 303 Catawba St. injuring 62 year old Donna Frank who is in critical condition at Clark Burn Center. Investigators say the blaze began on the porch and spent 13 minutes extinguishing. No foul play ruled out.
Beverly Lansley of Fairmount alerted Parade readers to a correction about a World War II photo of Andy the Doberman and his Marine handler. Bob Lansley, once unknown, was revealed as the Syracuse Marine from Elmwood who joined the service in 1942 at age 21.
At Hancock Field on a Saturday drill the 174th Fighter Wing staged a simulated Scud strike with explosions near five F-16 jets while airmen manned bunkers and carried on with duties. Lt Col John Murry called it a dress rehearsal to test wartime response as weather delayed takeoffs until late morning.
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