Syracuse to rule on Coleman and Rocks today
Syracuse University officials prepared to announce possible discipline for Derrick Coleman and George Rocks in a December 11 fight at the Schine Student Center and related break-ins. The university board’s hearing concluded, with a statement pending after review by the student affairs office. Coleman faces criminal charges including fourth degree misdemeanor and harassment. Rocks is listed with similar charges but youthful offender status limits public details.
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Syracuse council declares pump house a protected historic site
The Syracuse Common Council designated a rusting iron pipe and limestone pump house site as historic despite mixed views on its value. Councilor Matthew Driscoll and two colleagues questioned the landmark designation, noting development tensions with the Syracuse Landmark Preservation Board.
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Residents oppose radioactive waste dump in upstate New York
Across Cayuga and Cortland counties more than 2,300 residents packed hearings to oppose a proposed low level radioactive waste dump near their homes. Speakers urged state officials to site the facility elsewhere, with emotional appeals and protests, including a Grim Reaper figure in Cortland.
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Reprieve for War Memorial in Syracuse convention plan
Onondaga County project team urges saving the 39 year old War Memorial by renovating it for a 110 million downtown convention center. A 15 million upgrade is proposed with a 275 room hotel and 1,000 space garage, while a 12,000 seat arena option could add 25 million. The plan awaits county approvals.
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Abortion Fees To Gain Key HHS Appointment
The Associated Press reports President Bush plans to nominate Con stance Horner as undersecretary of Health and Human Services to placate anti abortion groups. Horner, former director of the Office of Personnel Management, is seen as acceptable by anti abortion lawmakers who hope top level HHS posts will also favor their cause. Senate opponents express doubt and seek assurances from transition officials.
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Barbara Harris elected first female Episcopal bishop
Barbara Harris, 58, won election as the Episcopal Church's first female bishop after a mail ballot by ruling bishops. She will head the Massachusetts diocese, the largest in the US, with a ceremony in Boston on February 11 at a civic center. Opponents feared division with Roman Catholics, who do not ordain women. Harris heads an Episcopal publishing company and has prison ministry and social justice ties.
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