24 Feb 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1995
Page
1
Coach John Leone concludes his tumultuous tenure with the Lafayette Leopards, ending a period marked by controversy and upheaval. The report highlights leadership changes and the program’s ongoing efforts to rebuild.
Tonight the region faces lake-effect snow and stronger winds. Saturday brings cold, more snow with potential accumulations over a foot in parts. A brisk, wintry pattern continues with travel hazards and school or event delays possible.
After six years of leaky roofs and faulty work, Rebuild Syracuse Inc will close its housing operations after May 1. The nonprofit city agency, funded mainly by federal and state sources with a $3 million annual budget, built or rehabilitated over 130 homes sold to low and moderate income families on Syracuse's Southwest Side. Remaining projects will be handled by the Syracuse Model Neighborhood Corp, ending substandard construction and shifting focus to maintenance.
The notes list tasks at a property with costs: reattach joist side ing, $125 on August 9, and replace upper sash, $35, with a date of dune 28.
Sahidra Willis moved into a taxpayer subsidized affordable housing project at 308 Kellogg St under Rebuild Syra, only to face ongoing leaks, floods, peeling tiles, unsealed windows, siding failure and roof deterioration, turning the program into a nightmare rather than help.
Syracuse born Eileen McCaffrey operates the Orphan Foundation of America from Washington while shaping national policy debates. Raised in a Syracuse home open to vulnerable children, she has led the small nonprofit for four years and earned recognition from media and officials.
New York Newsday reports that GTech of Rhode Island, operator of New York’s Quick Draw lottery, is tied to criminal probes in other states. The company, not charged, used lobbyists and former officials to win gambling contracts. Investigations previously alleged a 1992 California bribery case and a New Jersey contract effort involving GTech aides.
Gov. Pataki announces 22 million dollars to create the New York State Technology Enterprise Corp to use Rome Lab for dual use tech development. The plan raises total state investment to six million and includes a Washington trip to meet officials including Deputy Secretary of Defense John Deutsche to protect Griffiss Air Force Base amid upcoming base closings.
President Clinton and Prime Minister Jean Chretien held talks in Ottawa on Clinton’s state visit. Warren Christopher fell ill with a bleeding ulcer but stabilized after emergency treatment and expected to return to work in days. They planned discussions on a G7 summit agenda including Yugoslavia Russia Chechnya Bosnia NATO and an open skies aviation deal.
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