Nicoletti named Syracuse director of operations in Bernardi administration
Former Democratic state assemblyman Joseph Nicoletti, 50, is appointed city director of operations in Syracuse, earning 68000 annually. He will oversee police, fire, law, public works, and parks departments, while reporting to Mayor Roy Bernardi to smooth ties with the Common Council. Nicoletti begins Monday and works with Bernardi aide Ken Mokrzycki on city management and potential state and federal aid.
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Spending per student stagnates in 1990s study says
The Associated Press reports that U S school spending per pupil leveled off in the 1990s while the share of budgets for special education rose to 19 percent by 1996 from 17.8 percent in 1991. Education programs like bilingual and meal services also grew their budget shares amid higher federal requirements.
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Old Newsboys Edition Returns for Holiday Drive
For 65 years volunteers have sold special Herald Journal and Post Standard editions during holidays. Last year the sale raised 25000 for the Christmas Bureau which provides toys and food baskets to families in need. Look for the Old Newsboys Friday and Saturday as they hit the streets again.
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Herald's Journal Drinks Moderation Backed by Study
A new study confirms health benefits of moderate drinking reported by The Herald's Journal. A Duke student uses a toilet paper issue to win office, while a first lady is asked to leave an exclusive New York club. Hillary Rodham Clinton criticizes media as the president plans race relations talks with Republicans. The General Accounting Office will probe Arlington cemetery exceptions.
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Red Sox Sign Pedro Martinez Record Contract
The Boston Red Sox sign pitcher Pedro Martinez to a 75 million dollar deal, the richest in baseball history. Reports discuss potential changes to Latrell Sprewell suspension length. A program lets Okt Newsboys donate and deliver Christmas gifts through newspaper purchases.
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