Woman loses eye in attack at Cann drive house
A woman at a South Ave residence told police a man struck her from behind then aimed to strike again as others, including Michael Gateweot, 35, of Nedrow, intervened. The victim suffered the loss of her left eye reportedly from a ringed blow. police suspect the attacker used a ring. The occupants, heavily intoxicated, did not cooperate with investigators.
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Ponce Sne
Mary Wright
Cannon
Michael Gateweot
Nedrow
University Hospital
Syracuse tenant group warns of rent aid changes plans
Members of a Syracuse low income tenant coalition warn changes to federal rent assistance could remove project based subsidies. They sent 34 letters to President Clinton urging subsidies remain and oppose a switch to a three to five year voucher system.
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Clinton
Department of Housing and Troan Development
Sherman
EPA gives Hill deadline to pay for cleanup
Federal officials set a June deadline for Onondaga Nation businessman Oliver Hill to answer whether he will fund cleanup of a large gasoline spill at Ords Gas and Grocery on Route 11. If no reply by Jan 6, 1995, EPA will pursue enforcement and seek costs exceeding $500,000.
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Onondaga Nation
Oliver Hill
Hul
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Hull
EPA
Route 11
Hill
Hall
Katherine Yagetman
Jack Schultz
Syracuse
Schultz
First Beloved
Richard Brazell
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Basslauen
Anothe
Staton
Lathea Hill
Land Tech Remedial Inc
Farrmaguate
Long Island
Brazell
New York State Legislators Retain Power Through Incumbency
In a year of nationwide upheaval New York legislators won re election by averages around 70 percent in 1994. Political consultants credit the Imperial legislature with a big budget and district drawing power. Incumbent advantage was described as unmatched and decisive in the state.
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Albany
Polticians
New York State
Herald- Journal
Congress
Jack Cockfarr
Buffalo
Syracuse
United States
Norman Adler
Assembly
Melvin Miller
D-Brookliyn
Senate
Canal boat revival eyed for Syracuse tourism boom
Economic planners in Onondaga County study canal boat building as a new revenue path. Plans call for diesel powered, 30 to 45 foot flat boats with galley and sleeping quarters to host up to 10 people. Experts compare to European operators and envision farm and recreational trips along New York State canals.
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Onondaga County
Requi
Gary Hovse
Central
Eno
Canalms
Iain Benniamin TD
Manton
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Manion
Iittle
Manian Sai
Group home debate deepens in Syracuse area
Readers letters and responses from Calhoun Street residents and supporters discuss placing group homes for mentally challenged adults near a playground and a wetlands site. Neighbors cite safety concerns, while advocates emphasize care and inclusion, with World AIDS Day remarks and city officials referenced.
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Arie McCafires
Syracuse
Calhoun Street
East
Menai
Tacmaes
Nash Spraguce Inetrot Schonls
Kathleen Pedzick
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Greater Syracuse
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