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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1990
Page
1
Herald Journal launches a three part series on cancer fighting in Central New York. Experts say education and willpower shape outcomes and fear must be overcome. One survivor notes the fight is as important as the victory.
Old French Fort project begins as azes and chisels resound to build a living history fort on Onondaga Lake shore. David Goff of Oneida and Dennis Madge with Robert Mahardy of Cleveland lead Traditional Craftsmen Partnership with eight laborers to recreate Ste Marie de Gannentaha. The $23 million county project aims for a 1991 opening, featuring a fort and visitors center.
The PTUs page reports a low near 50 tonight with sun and cloud mix, followed by showers or a thunderstorm this afternoon or evening and a high around 70 to 75. Tuesday outlook adds lingering showers and mild highs.
In a 12 hour jam at Lost Horizon on Ene Boulevard East a crowd of 250 and multiple bands raised funds for Albino warehouse fire victims. Musicians face gear losses up to 280000, with many working low income jobs and practicing in a basement studio described as a dirt dungeon. Community spirit is urged for more shows, led by organizer Chris Grener.
A Carnegie Foundation and ACE report based on 18 campuses and surveys of 382 college presidents finds most administrators sidestep social problems. It notes alcohol abuse, campus crime, racial tensions, and harassment as growing concerns, with 60 percent of student affairs officers reporting written bigotry policies. Ernest L. Boyer of Carnegie comments on shifting university authority since the 1960s.
Onondaga Lake shoreline yields syringes and medical debris after two children first spotted waste. County officials, state and federal authorities, and cleanup crews search a 250 yard stretch from the marina to Ley Creek. Workers in protective gear gather syringes and red medical waste bags as county labs analyze dark liquids found in the syringes.
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