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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2001
Page
8
The obituary notes Philip Pledger a barber from the town who joined the 20th US Colored Infantry and died in 1880 at age 61. He is buried in Fayenville Cemetery after serving in New Orleans and Nashville tours during the Civil War era.
Mitzi Badger, under investigation for her estranged husband Timothy Badger’s death, was arraigned on an indictment accusing her of second degree murder and first degree manslaughter. Prosecutors allege she poisoned him with antifreeze on March 2, 1999, at work, leading to his death next day. Bail was set at 92 thousand dollars.
A Syracuse United Neighbors and Fair Housing Council study finds Black and Hispanic borrowers face higher loan denials than whites despite income, citing Mortgage Disclosure Act data. The report highlights ongoing discrimination concerns in local banks and calls for stricter oversight.
Federal Reserve officials and other federal bank regulators will visit Syretuse on February 21 at 7 p.m. to hear residents’ concerns about obstacles to obtaining mortgage loans. The gathering at New Testament Missionary Baptist Church seeks input, with Syracuse United Neighbors handling details at 476-7475.
Maryann Schoeck, recovering from knee surgery, befriended Richard Rust, an architect with a new heart, at St. Camillus Health Rehabilitation Center. They shared music tastes, long drives, and sunshine chats, forming a bond that grew into romance during daily sessions and patio talks.
Everson Museum of Art seeks 15 million dollars before LM Pei expansion begins. A fund raising survey targets 60 local teachers to gauge campaign viability in Central New York, with results due by May. Trop cites potential Syracuse donors and notes donor timing, debt needs, and Pei’s Syracuse ties.
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