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City uncovers mystery funds used to balance budget
Syracuse audited 1998-99 finances show more than 2 million in overpaid taxes and untraceable cash deposits pulled from a decades-old account. Officials say funds sat unclaimed for at least six years and were used for day-to-day city bills, with Comptroller Minch Lewis launching a trace of the money.
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Endangered Profession: LPNs Face Cuts and Rising RNs
Janet Gramza Stall profiles Katrina Benac, a Lee Memorial Hospital LPN in Fulton, whose job faced elimination as management proposed replacing NURs with unlicensed aides. After union action, the plan was scrapped, but Benac shifts toward full RN studies amid broader nurse role declines.
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Syracuse MetroNet aims to wire Onondaga County
The Syracuse MetroNet project plans a 1 billion bits per second fiber network linking 147 buildings across Onondaga County. Partners Sell Atlantic and Telergy will subsidize about five million dollars of infrastructure serving schools, libraries, hospitals, and colleges including OCC and Syracuse University.
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Jittery Investors Await Monday Market Turmoil
Jittery investors wait for Monday as New York Wall Street declines wipe out billions in mutual funds and brokerage accounts. The sharp sell-off spooks Americans who rein in spending, potentially cooling the economy and aiding inflation containment or hastening a recession. Fed rate hikes have not yet cooled growth.
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Refugees' Son Wins $10 Million Prize
A San Jose college student won 10 million dollars in an Internet company promotion televised by CBS. Truong, selected from four finalists, said he will buy a house for his parents who run a two family restaurant. He noted his family left Vietnam on April 30, 1975, and has not had a day off since.
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