Mixed blessings mark Hanukkah in a Christmas dominated year
The piece notes how Hanukkah contrasts with Christmas in a mostly Christian country, with children like 8 year old Ben Margo balancing Santa and Jewish traditions. Rabbi Sheldon Erring says December brings feelings of exclusion for many Jews as temple crowds rise during this period.
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New Syracuse Police Chief Cowin Named At SU Law Student
Syracuse University law student Timothy Cowin, 42, was named by Thomas Young to head the 450 member police department after firing Lagh F Hunt for irreconcilable differences in management. Cowin will earn 53076 a year and was a 1966 Central Technical graduate.
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Firing of Police Chief Sparks Central City Power Struggle
Mayor ousts Leigh Hunt after a year long clash with Deputy Chief Frank Sardino over orders in the Central Investigations Division. Hunt resigns, Timothy Cowin becomes acting chief as civil rights concerns and internal tension surface among CID staff.
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Hunt's Firing Shocks Syracuse Police Leaders
Inside the Syracuse Police Department a new chief assumes control while echoes of former tap cop controversy surface. The career of Leigh F. Hunt as chief featured notable highs and lows, and his firing shocks community leaders.
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Armand Hammer dies at 92 industrialist and peace seeker
Armand Hammer chairman of Occidental Petroleum died at his Los Angeles home after a brief illness aged 92. He built the company for 33 years and supported Soviet relations and cancer research while philanthropy and art collection linked him to royalty and leaders.
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Armand Hammer a lifelong friend of Soviet ties and peace
Industrialist Armand Hammer who died Monday built long and varied ties with the Soviet Union spanning more than six decades. He is pictured in Moscow with former President Reagan and watched by Mikhail Gorbachev. Hammer advocated preserving peace through cultural and commercial bonds despite early era ups and downs. He rose from Geerdental investments to major wealth by the mid 1950s.
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Assembly chief accused of fraud
Albany news brief reports Assembly speaker Mel Miller and top aide Jay Adolf facing imminent federal mail fraud indictments over two real estate deals. Miller denies guilt, vows to remain speaker and seek re election. The disclosure risks further destabilizing New York state government amid a budget crisis.
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