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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1993
Page
7
Visitors to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall in Onondaga Lake Park recall fallen servicemen. Onondaga County losses include Andrew Paul Stein Jr. while families share memories, honoring 58 000 names as 3 000 attendees seek solace and connection through the displayed panel tribute.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall will be at Onondaga Lake Park near Griffin Field in Liverpool for more than 24 hours daily with free admission and parking. The wall records 58 175 names with 8 women and 15 chaplains among 34 locally listed. Length 253 feet, names listed by casualty or missing status, symbols indicate confirmed deaths and missing in action. A closing ceremony is at 7 pm Friday. Objects left at the wall are stored and planners seek a permanent site and museum with glass cases below each state's flag.
The Fair will employ Knowledge Systems and Research Inc of Syracuse to conduct five minute surveys of attendees as they leave the Fairgrounds. The effort aims to gauge public opinion on fair experiences and improvements.
About fifty young people volunteer to learn through hands on exposure to medical careers at a community event. A separate feature notes a researcher discovering a long lost three act play by an American poet.
In Syracuse, candidates for mayor have submitted campaign finance forms to the Board of Elections listing their contributors. The filings mark the latest compliance step as the race moves forward.
Paul Cristou, a restaurateur known as WSI VG Greek Fare, is converting a log cabin into a Parthenon on the Fairgrounds ahead of Thursday's opening of the State Fairs. The project signals a grand entry for the fair's launch and highlights Cristou's dramatic display at the event.
Frederick C. Ziemer, 67, and Charles N. Dumas, 43, were on a pleasure flight in a faulty single engine Cessna. The aircraft skimmed water near Skaneateles Lake before a crash at the field edge. Ziemer sustained a fractured wrist and a forehead cut. Dumas was uninjured. Investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board followed.
Route 11 near the Onondaga Nation remains closed as tax free businesses clash with the council of chiefs over a 25 cent per carton cigarette tax. Sheriffs and chiefs keep checkpoints in place while courts may intervene. No fights reported as patrols and roadblocks limit non natives' access.
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