02 Feb 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1994
Page
1
Harding refuses to acknowledge giving approval in a case where his call to admit an action is disputed. The surrounding report notes political implications and timing, with names and positions referenced to provide context for the unfolding disagreement.
The Metzgers of Onondaga and the Schalks of Fayetteville mourn Tim and Ted aged 17 and 12 after separate basketball accidents. The community recalls their lives as local schools Westhill, Onondaga, and Immaculate Conception respond with memorials. Grief and shared loss prompt reflections on safety and resilience.
Leon Modeste, chief executive officer of the Urban League of Onondaga County, announced his departure after 15 years. He will move to Little Rock, Arkansas, to serve as special assistant to Henry Williams, earning $59,316 annually. Melanie C. Littlejohn becomes interim director.
Leon E. Modeste, 67, president and CEO of the Urban League of Onondaga County, will depart for a position with a Little Rock school district. Farewell events include a community reception at Fellowship Hall February 17 and a formal dinner February 18 at OnCenter Syracuse. Tickets are $50. Call 472-6955 for tickets.
President Clinton plans to lift the 19 year trade embargo on Vietnam and resume trade as a first step toward normalized relations. Officials say a formal decision is made but no announcement has been issued yet. A liaison office in Hanoi may be opened to aid American business ventures.
The piece recounts Henry Beard Delany's 1858 birth on the Mack plantation in St Marys Georgia, his 1865 release after the Civil War, and the kindness of the Mack family toward his enslaved family. It notes Sarah Delany's 1814 birth, her wedding to Thomas Sterling Delany in a nonlegal ceremony, and their 11 children, with the Delany line kept.
Sarah and A Elizabeth Delany recount a hundred years of personal triumphs and communal challenges, detailing their family arc and the broader African American experience across decades.
The Dela ny Sisters recall their father Henry Beard Delany born into slavery and the harsh lives of displaced former slaves after emancipation. Sadie and Bessie's memoir describes his literacy, college education, and the sisters’ own histories as part of a landmark book Having Our Say.
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