Prisoners to replace laid off workers in New York plan
Albany plans to use state prison inmates to replace power plant operators and other civilian workers laid off to close a $1 billion deficit. About 700 state corrections positions will go, including 300 guards, despite union objections over security risks and ongoing layoffs. State officials cite budget pressures and note some inmates already work in prison power plants.
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State Department of Correctonal Services
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Close Shave as Orangemen Top Towson State 78 73
Coach Jim Boeheim led Syracuse Orangemen to a 78 73 victory over Towson State with Billy Owens delivering key scoring. Owens paced the offense while Boeheim guided the team to the win in a tight matchup.
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Billy Owens
Towson State
Christmas memories deepen a family's grief in loss of Eric
Pam Field will not take her 2-year-old son to see Santa this year. Last year’s memory of her son Mark with Santa triggers vision of his late brother Eric Edinger, a bright 4-year-old who died Christmas Day, leaving the family to cope with sorrow during the holidays.
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Eric
Eric Edinger
US airports unprepared for terrorism warns senator
US authorities acknowledge gaps in airport security as Iraqi allied groups raise concerns during looming Persian Gulf conflict. Senator Alfonse D'Amato notes the risk of terrorist use of aircraft in any future confrontation, citing past failures like Frankfurt's security breach and plastic explosives aboard Pan Am Flight.
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United States
Frankfurt Anno
Pan Am
Man pleads guilty in mortgage fraud case tied to real estate investor
Jonathan Chandler, 29, of North Bergen New Jersey pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting mortgage fraud in a four year federal probe. He faces up to two years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine. Chandler worked for investor John T. Kiggins and cooperated with investigators as more arrests are anticipated. The scheme involved submitting false wealth and employment details to obtain federally backed mortgages. The case stems from FBI findings in June 1988 into transactions linked to Kiggins and Diane K Johnson.
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Jonathan Chandler
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U.S
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Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Edward Gerber
Syracuse
Gerber
FBI
Kiggins
Diane K. Johnson
SU coach accused of recruiting violations in two-part series
Former Syracuse player Renova hired LeRon Ellis’s father nine days after Ellis chose Syracuse over Kentucky. The Post Standard reports Boeheim skirted NCAA rules in signing 7 foot George Papadakos. Syracuse officials say they will cooperate with the NCAA review as Boeheim calls the Ellis hire coincidental.
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