Syracuse Orange Bowl Trip Spurs Revenue Hopes
Syracuse University plans for a major Jan 1 bowl game boost hopes of strong attendance and broadcasting revenue. Officials estimate potential profits around 822 million, reflecting anticipated tickets, sponsorships, and related economic impact for the school and local economy.
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Local man sows seeds of hope in Nairobi slums
NAIROBI A Kenyan woman pregnant during famine and conflict found help at a center founded by Peter Dano in Endwell. She joined Maria House’s satellite at Holy Trinity Church Kariobangi slums, gaining support that helped her care for her 18 month old son Ignatius Olien.
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Tax-watchers rap local researchers in Syracuse study
Dan McGuire reports researchers tracked trees and brush in 90 wooded plots in Syracuse and farm lots in Onondaga County while officials counted earthworms near New York City and studied roots in California. Federal funding to supervise urban forest research rose to about $750,000 in the latest fiscal year, a small slice of a $15 trillion federal budget.
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Supercomputers At 30 Lead The Way At Cornell Syracuse
Central New York business leaders see a new generation of supercomputers at Cornell and Syracuse universities as a portent of future prosperity. A CM-5 connection machine on display in the Syracuse University Science & Technology Center vault draws attention with red lights and a crescent-shaped acrylic console beside a single terminal. Hart Seely notes the Ark comparison but focuses on the technology's potential.
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Lifelike sculptures mix pets ashes in memorial art
Everlasting Memories in Dexter, Missouri offers busts of pets using ashes mixed with clay, built by artist Susan McNeely after her cat Casey died in 1987. The piece notes the unusual company, and mentions a broader context of a high tech investment by the Urban Development Corp. and Cornell SA in supercomputing, with cautious forecasts for regional economic impact and the Rome Laboratory as a defense tech hub.
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Uters CS the Balkans School Clinics Note
A brief item notes school based clinics in the Balkans context with reference to page A15 and BI sections. It mentions ongoing educational health initiatives and clinics integrated into schools, detailing aims and coverage within the region. The snippet signals continued reporting on youth health services and local impacts.
Deportees begin life in limbo in Lebanon and Gaza
Palestinian and Lebanese territories host mass deportations creating a freezing no man s land for 415 detainees with UN and Red Cross aid expanding tents and supplies as clashes claim at least six Palestinian lives and threaten Middle East peace efforts. Leaders cite Hamas and Islamic Jihad links while Israel cites revenge for a police death.
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Bennett family's business empire grows with hotels and leases
Bud Bennett and Kathleen Bennett run two Syracuse hotels and Bennett Funding Group, powering a family empire that includes a stake in Gamma International and a stock brokerage. Sons Michael and Patrick drive sales and finance while the firm expands its leases and hotels amid rapid growth and national reach.
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NiMo to pull plug if Hotels doesn't pay up
Nidgara Mohawk Power Corp will shut off electricity to the Hotels at Syracuse Square if the account remains unpaid. A court hearing is set for December 29 with possible disconnection as early as January 2, despite the New Year’s timing. The 1990 order requires $15,000 weekly payments. Niagara Mohawk claims the hotels owe $75,000 plus usage charges totaling over $54,656.23. hotel officials dispute figures.
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