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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 2000

Page

11

Syracuse mayor says budget balanced after sales tax boost

Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi announced the 2000-2001 budget gap of 4.4 million is closed thanks to higher sales tax revenue and retirement savings. He cautioned the gain is not a sign of long-term balance, with councilors calling it a Band-Aid while seeking structural revenue fixes. Local officials noted improved cash flow but urged vigilance and more revenue avenues.

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Syracuse drug kingpin facing life term in state case

James Yankee Giles, a Syracuse resident previously acquitted in a large federal cocaine conspiracy, is charged by New York state with leading a yearlong shipment and distribution network. The 15 defendants, including Giles, are accused of importing cocaine from New York City and conspiring to sell Class A drugs in Central New York. Giles, Dixon, and Crawford are named as key organizers in the indictment, with potential life prison terms for certain charges.

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Senior violinist Rose Spance Brightens Nursing Home

Rose Spance, 84, self taught since 67, entertains 28 residents at Loretto Cunningham Skilled Nursing Residence with hundreds of tunes learned by ear. She volunteers four days a week across five floors, recalling how she started after her husband died and now greets each audience member by name.

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New Yorks High Speed Trains Target 125 MPH Start

Albany delays push the states first high speed rail project into late summer or fall with seven 280 passenger trains built by SuperSteel of Schenectady. The service would run Buffalo Albany New York City with a Syracuse stop and double end locomotives to avoid NYC turnarounds.

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Deputy mayor Reappointed After Board Debates in North Syracuse

North Syracuse Mayor James Hotchkiss reinstated Deputy Mayor Catherine Cifaratta-Brayton after a period of dispute over a consultant contract and cabinet alignment. The reappointment, announced at the village board's organizational meeting, comes amid partyline tensions between Hotchkiss and three Democratic trustees.

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