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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2001
Page
13
The legislature faces a possible delay with the state budget as lawmakers approved an emergency spending bill to extend funding to May 20. The bill ensures ongoing funding for schools and state workers, but many districts must seek voter approval of their budgets by May 15 before final aid levels are known.
Syracuse police say a 17 year old, Troy Lockwood of North State Street, was charged with felony assault and criminal possession of a weapon after slashing a 16 year old over a necklace. The 16 year old required stitches from a box cutter wound.
A 20 by 12 foot faded campaign banner from the 1892 race was found in a vacant Richfield Springs storefront. It likely hung on US Route 20 above Main Street. the banner may be donated to the New York State Museum in Albany. Local officials and residents expressed awe at the rare historical find.
Onondaga County Health Department kicks off the Dogs Might Bite education effort to cut bites by boosting licensed and vaccinated dogs and expanding veterinary and community group involvement. Health Commissioner Dr Lloyd Novick calls dog bites a public health issue and cites a 65 percent rise over seven years, mostly in Syracuse. City officials report expanded dog control staff and hours, with park sweeps planned to enforce leash and license rules.
Red the pit bull killed a mixed-breed terrier and caused the walker to die from a heart attack. The dog was impounded at DeWitt Animal Hospital as a City Court judge will decide its fate after the Tuesday incident. Police tie the events to an unlocked hallway and a five year old girl opening the door. Brunson Shuler Jr., 64, was walking the terrier when Red attacked. Shuler later collapsed and died at University Hospital.
Ruth Maloney explains Maroney's Superette on Stelp and Hubtell avenues remains a neighborhood landmark in Belle Vue Heights. Her family has run the store since 1984, with Bob Henry, Ruth's grandson, aiming for shorter hours while keeping the shop's community role intact.
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