Price Chopper backs SUCCESS program for student goals
The Price Chopper chain in Schenectady started the SUCCESS program in 1989 to hire students at risk of dropping out. It offers full time work, dress standards, and $1,500 annual college scholarships after graduation. Dowdell encourages schools to place motivated students and views the program as a stepping stone to college.
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Dowdell
Fowler
Marren Haynes
Wes
Price Chopper Partnership
Fowler High
Lamar Black
Price Chopper
Dowdel
Harridge
Syracuse
Black
Births Recorded by Onondaga County Vital Statistics
The Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Statistics lists recent births with mothers by maiden names. Entries include daughters to Himes Pallone, Farrell Byrne, Busko Dennis, and sons to Nitzke, Hale Lee, Spiddle, Stasyuk, Jackson, Gaffney Duncan, Rouse English Horton, Bowers, Burrows Ramos, Debrucque Bibtk, and Stiles Meyers, with ages noted for Lisa Mathaws.
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Onondaga County
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bureau
Jack W. Himes II
Heather M Pallone
Michael G. Farrell
Susan M. Byrne
Robert A. Busko
Margaret R. Dennis
Charles W. Nitzke
Jennifer C. ‘Ol
Gerald L. Hale
Vinese &. Lee
Kathleen M. Spiddle
Victor D. Stasyuk
Vera P
Vishawala A. Jackson
William E. Gaffney Jr
Alicia Duncan
Gary A. Burrows
Michele &. Ramos
Gary J. Debrucque
Tracy J. Bibtk
Lawrence J. Stiles
Patricia L. Meyers
Ageeo
Lisa A. Mathaws
Oswego Family Gathers for Sister Lung Transplant
Heather Miller Fortin, 28, suffers from cystic fibrosis and will receive a living donor lung transplant from her sisters Tanya and Brett Miller with both parents and seven relatives at Duke University Medical Center in Durham. The operation, three teams, aims to restore about 80 percent lung function, though risks include donor lung loss and transplant failure. Heather's husband Matt, and Kodak researcher Wayne Miller, cheer from Durham as the family makes history in this first Duke living-donor transplant.
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Tanya
Brett Miller
Oswego
Heather Miller Fortin
Wil
Duke Unversity Medical Center
Durham
N.C
Brett
Heather
Carolyn Stell
Verne Miller
Duke
Lyons
Suny Oswego
Charleston
S.C
Matt Fortin
Duke University Medical Center
Shane
Wayne Miller
Wayne
Kodak
Carolyn
Osweg County Health Department
Bill Stell
Matt
Virginia
Durham Las
Coopers & Lybrand
Pataki fund-raising eyed as 1998 bid looms
Sponsors invited to a Syracuse event as observers project Gov. Pataki aims to raise around 20 million dollars for his 1998 re election campaign. D'Amato could face Schumer Ferraro and Ladd in a broad GOP and Democratic field with Pataki leading fund totals amid a statewide tax cut cleanup and anti crime record.
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Pataki
D'Amato
Mario Cuomo
Rep
Charles Schumer
Brooklyn
New York City
Ning
State Board of Elections
TV Arenue Ad Bor Milling
Reunion at school as she battles illness spreads hope
A former teacher who took rehab leave visits Charleston with her mother, meeting hundreds of former students in a reunion organized by colleagues. She faces uncertainty about returning to teaching as she battles health issues, while family plans Christmas 1997.
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Charleston
Thalliet
Soyailiy Ulied
Carnion
Brett
Heather
Tonya
Police probe crash and pursuit scrutiny grows
The article reviews police pursuit concerns after a Syracuse crash that killed Randall Pacelli in 1994 during a five mile chase. Officer discretion in pursuing suspects is urged as public anger rises over potential red light violations and fatalities.
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Ham
Syracuse
Randall Pacelli
Corey Isaac
James T. Foody
Fraud trial set for Dec 30 in Oneida case
The government seeks prosecution of alleged microelectronic testing fraud tied to Oneida Research. Olmsted testified the lab earned 85 to 130 dollars per test, performing about 200 tests daily for 17 years and totaling at least 57.8 million dollars. Four current or former supervisors pleaded guilty to skipping testing steps.
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Oneida Research
Porcelli
Olmsted
Ime
Defense Department
John Damanda
Oneida
Auburn man dies in Camillus snow crash
Brian LoPiccolo 22 of Auburn died after a two-vehicle crash near Camillus in white out conditions. Christopher Evans of Baldwinsville was unhurt. The LoPiccolo family said he worked for the Auburn school district and was active in Second Baptist Church.
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Auburn
Camillus
Brian LoPiccolo
Fitch Ave
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Christopher Evans
Sextant Road
Baldwinsville
Burns
LoPiccolo
James LoPiccolo
Second Baptist Church
Jim LoPiccolo
James
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Schenectady
Holloway
Gift OF Life
Janet Gramza
United States
United Network For Organ Sharing
Eveyone
Heather Fortin
North
Michelle Gabel
Oian Poo Apna
Carolina
Fortin
Tanya Miller
Bret
Gover
Nor
Wall Street
Murmsell
Cedaner
Geraldine Ferraro
Pace
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State Republican Committee
Schumer
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