Freshman Move In at Le Moyne College Largest Class
Connor of Bingham Aston and her mother Kim helped new freshmen move into Le Moyne College as the DeWitt school welcomed its biggest incoming class ever. Page B-3 features the Le Moyne story.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2000
Page
10
Connor of Bingham Aston and her mother Kim helped new freshmen move into Le Moyne College as the DeWitt school welcomed its biggest incoming class ever. Page B-3 features the Le Moyne story.
A life celebration for Abdul Ghaffat Machensie Maxi Musa S will be held today at the lower Swan Pond in Manlius from 4 to 6. Musa was fatally struck by a car in the family driveway. Police report a man remained critically injured after an assault Saturday near 921 N State St in Syracuse. he was found at the Restaurant Exchange around 10:45 pm after friends had last seen him at 7 pm.
Franklin Hall, 36, of 416 Bryant Ave, was arrested about 2:24 am in Oakwood Cemetery, and charged Saturday with first degree rape of a 44 year old woman. He also faces sexual abuse and resisting arrest charges, with police releasing no further information.
Police and two helicopters searched four hours Saturday for an 83 year old retirement home resident from The Nottingham Retirement Community who left without signing out. She returned at 5 30 pm with a visitor, and officers said she was located safely. Nearby, a Syracuse man was chased after three teens on bicycles tried to rob him at 989 Grand Am on Dudley Street.
Skaneateles residents report a nonevent mood for the Labor Day weekend visit by President Clinton and Hillary Clinton. locals say no preparations or banners are evident as more people focus on the tourism and parade. Some wonder if news coverage has waned and note the visit may be brief.
Frank Buckland of Pasadena Maryland wins the Northeast Open division at the New York State Fair infield with his Australian cattle dog Timmy placing first. Gail Miabella and her Australian shepherd Austin take second in a tight race as 65 competitors vie for a spot at the world championship in New York City in October. Demonstrations run at 1 and 3 pm today at the innfield.
The Empire Expo Center in Geddes earned 128 million dollars from the fair and related events last year while spending 26 million on capital improvements and needing 2.6 million in state subsidies. Officials say subsidies should decline as the center expands year round revenue potential, with 120 million annually contributed to Central New York economy and a 800 thousand reserve after operating costs. The 1999 renovations to the dairy building and Agway facility aim to boost ongoing revenue beyond the 12 day fair.
George Shattuck, a semiretired Syracuse lawyer, turned to fiction after drafting legal documents for decades. He has written three nonfiction books and seven novels in the last 12 years, with two published, drawing on Indian land claim history in New York. His novel Jenne Shenandoah centers on a young Oneida Nation woman seeking land lost to her family south of Oneida Sound, portraying cases grounded in real law and tax history. Shattuck, who led the Oneida land claim legal team from the 1960s to a Supreme Court victory, notes his fiction remains inspired by actual court filings and legal precedent. He maintains close ties with Oneida clan mother Dela Waterman, who helped initiate the claim.
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