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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2001
Page
10
On the Aurelius farm near Lockwood an air stripper was added to filter well contaminants. Lawyers prepare to pursue recovery from implicated companies amid concerns over at least 76 well taintings in the burn area.
Assemblyman Harold Browne proposes a bill to extend the prior year's budget for a full year if the April 1 fiscal year start is missed. He defends member items as pork and notes the assembly majority guards most pork for its members, signaling uncertain support.
Syracuse man Joseph Johnson, 23, of 212 Kensington Road, lost control of a 1990 Chevrolet on 1-81 near the Carousel Center mall around 1040 PM Friday. He was treated at University Hospital and released. Police allege speeding. Johnson faces driving while intoxicated and marijuana possession charges.
Madison County deputies and volunteers scoured Chittenango Creek north of Tuscarora Road after a helicopter spotted a calf carcass in the water. State police and Onondaga County units widened the search downstream as Earth Day litter pickups continued in DeWitt and surrounding areas.
Syracuse police charged 31 year old Scott Logan of 226 McLennan Ave with misdemeanor sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child after an incident observed by officers. He was released Saturday on $30 bail after posting bond at the Justice Center jail. The incident reportedly occurred at 6:30 pm Friday and extends back to April 12.
Two years after a violent incident on Livingston Avenue frightened residents, Syracuse University officials and city leaders say the community has rebuilt trust. Sylvia Martinez Da Joia notes the effort to restart neighborhood relations, while officials and students collaborate to prevent repeats and ease long standing tensions.
At Livingston Avenue near SU, Livingstock ended in a May 1 1999 riot as police arrived after city permits expired. 3000 off campus students faced fires, mobs, and blocked firetrucks while costs rose to 22000 for police and firefighters overtime and damage.
Syracuse University Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw ruled the Boy Scouts cannot use the Carrier Dome for the annual Boypower Dinner due to policy on homosexual leaders. The Hiawatha Seaway Council has booked the Oncenter for 2002, raising fears of lost funds and support. Local supporters condemn the decision as misguided and note the event draws large crowds and substantial revenue.
Twenty seven people killed on the job in the past year in Central New York were remembered in a ceremony at the United Auto Workers hall in East Syracuse. Names were read aloud as songs and brief speeches framed a day focused on workplace safety.
A Dick Case column pays tribute to Pete Mussi known as the mayor of Salita Street and Nate Chase. It recalls Pete’s 40 year street newspaper stand at Jefferson and South Salina streets, his 71 years, and his 195? accident that left him with a twisted arm and a lasting will to keep selling newspapers with his family.
Thousands of residents join the 11th annual Earth Day cleanup in Onondaga County. Preliminary tally shows about 41 tons of trash and 1,000 tires collected by 221 groups and 5,244 volunteers, with more results to come.
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