Black History program features author and nurse speaker
Award winning author and nurse M Elizabeth Carmegie will keynote State University Black History Month program from noon to 2 p m Wednesday in Weiskouen Hall Medical Alumni Auditorium 766 Irving Ave Theme is A Historical Perspective of Nursing Carnegie broke the color barrier for nursing leadership at the national level in the 1950s She has written The Path We Tread Blacks in Nursing 1854 1990 She was inducted into the American Nurses Association Hall of Fame last June Following her lecture the medical school will honor Gwendolyn Snellings Lipscomb the first African American nurse to graduate from Upstate College of Nursing in 1968 Lipscomb has directed Alabama minority health programs since 1998 and is currently director of minority health for the Alabama Department of Public Health For a calendar of Black History Month events see Star To use NewsLine learn about the Southern Christian Leadership Conference call 472-2111 and enter category 4817.
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M. Elizabeth Carmegie
State Universiversity
Weiskouen Hall
Irving Ave
American Nurses Association Hall of Fame
Carnegie
Medical
Gwendolyn Snellings Lipscomb
Upstate’s
College of Nursing
Lipscomb
Alabama
Alabama Department of Public Health
Stara
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Worker charged with grand larceny at Central New York Services
A Syracuse man faces grand larceny charges after an employee, Tina M. Cardwell 37, allegedly siphoned 119000 from Central New York Services over 15 months. Cardwell, an operations coordinator at 518 James St., reportedly admitted to taking the funds in a written statement.
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Central New York Services
Syracuse
Tina M. Cardwell
Redwing
Clay
Cardwell
James St
Baldwinsville mayor seeks $100,000 for canal trail
Baldwinsville Village Board authorized Mayor Daniel O'Hare to apply for up to $100,000 in state canal funds for the Southeast Trail along the canal and Seneca River. The route would connect the lock area to Lions Community Park and be completed in the future.
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Baldwinsville
Daniel O'Hare
Seneca River
Lions Community Park
Bridal Show Showcases Gowns By David's Bridal In Phoenix
Three Rivers Inn hosts a Sweetheart Bridal Show at 2 PM today in Phoenix at 219 to 567. Doors open at noon. David's Bridal of Syracuse furnishes gowns. Admission is free. For more information call 695-4000. Staff report Mary Fran Deverdorf local editor.
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Three Rivers Inn
Phoenix
David
Bridal of
Syracuse
Winterfest boosts Cajun gumbo cook off amid cold Syracuse
Winterfest 2001 in Syracuse featured a new Cajun gumbo cook-off amid frigid 20 degree winds. Participants, including Tom Layton and Andy Oney, praised the flavors as five restaurants cooked in Hanover Square while planned inline skating, table tennis, and an indoor chili contest faced weather delays and smaller crowds.
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Andy Oney
Syracuse
Oney
Layton
ACS
Weather Service
Binghamton
Bill Cooper
Corinthian Clus
Bob Vigneux
Hanover Square
Lost Boys Find Home in Syracuse Refugees Resettle
Sudanese youths known as the Lost Boys arrive in Syracuse after years in refugee camps in Kenya Ethiopia Uganda and other East African nations. Peter Ajuok Akoland and five roommates celebrate a first meal in their Burnet Avenue home as they begin life anew after surviving famine war and slavery.
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Africa
Syracuse
Fier
Tefuips
East Africa
Peter Ajuok Akoland
Akal
Toommates
Burnet Avenue
Funding plan stirs debate over faith based aid
Gloria Wri reports a heated discussion over Bush's plan to use taxpayer funds for faith based groups delivering social services. Critics fear religious influence while supporters note long standing government funding to Catholic Charities Rescue Mission and Salvation Army.
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Catholic Charities
The
Rescue Oo
Salvation Army
Pink fliers spread plea as Jill’s killer sought
Jill Browning, 13, was stabbed to death in her James Street apartment on January 28. Her mother Joanne Browning has launched pink posters and ribbons citywide to urge witnesses forward and keep Jill’s memory alive while police hunt the assailant.
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Fis
James St
Joanne Browning
Jill
Joanne
Lyneport
Ali
Exo
Jenna
Hooch
Jesina
James Street
Lyncourt
James
James and
North McBride
Aeropostale Clothing
Shopping Town
Carousel Center
Furor over art sparks debate over Cox exhibit
The Syracuse University graduate photographer Renee Cox drew sharp criticism from New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani over a piece titled Last Supper. Her images, shown in Ithaca and other Central New York venues, drew mixed reaction and sparked debate about decency standards for publicly funded museums. Local curators say Cox’s work is misunderstood and welcome the controversy as a catalyst for dialogue.
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Syracuse University
Jesus
Ithaca
Renee Cox
New York
Art Museum
Cornell University
Cox
Frank Robinson
Herbert F. Johnson Museum
Is Ot
Brooklyn Museum of Art
New ¥ City
Rudolph Giuliani
Giuliani
Community Folk Art Gallery
Symacuse
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
Geneva
State University College
Oswego
Amadeu Diallo
Diallo
New York City
Arnt
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Cook
Abraham Malou Mach
Maci
Gloria Wri
Awelccam Colgmaist
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