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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1998
Page
11
Union leader McKenna says many staff kept or lost jobs despite notices, citing chaotic seniority lists for teachers and teaching assistants. The STA plans a database and may sue through the state education commissioner for accuracy while district officials defend saving administrative posts.
State halts projects In and Cleveland as travelers pack Greyhound 21 day advance fares 59 dollars. Amtrak adds 85 passenger cars to select routes to New York City while several daily trains sell out. Airline and gas price trends show busy weekend with low gas at about 1.00 to 1.11 a gallon. Thruway lanes close noon today through Monday as peak traffic nears Buffalo Albany New Rochelle and Tappan Zee tolls.
James J. Molinari 80 of Canastota died Tuesday at Oneida Health care Center. He was a Lamson Corp toolmaker and St. Agatha's Church member. Burial at St. Agatha's Cemetery. Lindon Merton Reed 73 of Enid Oklahoma died June 16 at his brother’s home in Enid. Army WWII veteran and cowboy. Lester L. Lamunion 88 of Madison died Tuesday at home a dairy farmer and former school board member. Burial at Stockbridge Cemetery. Contributions to local hospice and ambulance services.
A Homer NY celebration honors David Harum with a 175th theatrically staged events including a marathon reading, a film showing, a parade and a Christmas dinner. The town hosts a library exhibit, a Hannum biography reprint, a Harum themed cafe, and a dedicated Harum web presence.
Bill Whiting, longtime Homer English teacher from Watkins Glen, organized a yearlong celebration around David Harum. He raised about $10,000, assembled a committee, and arranged film and manuscript hunts, tapping voices from Julie Harris to Moynihan. The event spotlights Homer’s Harum lore and local history at 80 S Main St, while the Homeville Museum preserves related artifacts.
Private and parochial schools report healthier scores in third and fifth grade tests, led by Cathedral and St Lucy's Academy, with reading and math gains tied to writing and reading boosts. Yet sixth grade results lag in reading. a few small schools fail to hit minimum standards, reflecting small class effects and variable student groups.
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