Protesting Electroshock Therapy on Bastille Day
About 50 protesters marched from Hutchings Psychiatric Center to St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center in Syracuse on Bastille Day, denouncing electroshock therapy as psychiatric oppression. They accused mental health laws of Jim Crow, while supporters cited consent and medical guidelines. advocates seek bans and greater hospital transparency.
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Imam Tss
Aids Dementa
Beth Jacobs
Hutchings Psychiatric Center
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
George Ebert
Mental Patients Liberation Alliance
Ebert
Denise Jochem-Robertson
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph S
St Joseph's
Debbie Pillsbury
Community Services Board
Onondaga County
Queens
Finkelstein
Rghts
Syracuse
California
Texas
Rosemary Palmer
Volunteers aim to raise funds for Sandy Creek rescue sled
Sandy Creek volunteers launched a fund raiser to buy an ice rescue sled. They plan to sell 860 snow brooms at 15 dollars each at Ontario Tire Co. to raise about 12 900 toward the 83 000 sled. The sled weighs under 85 pounds and will serve Oswego and nearby counties.
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Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Volunteer Fire Department
Backy Ener Kccae
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Ontario Tire Co
Main Street
Oswego County
Jefferson County
Edwin Fish
Fish
Lake Ontario
Sandy Ponds
Sandy Pond
Charles Dimon
Ontaro Tire Co
Dimon
Vandals strike second time at Madison village cemetery
State police probe after 45 aging headstones overturned and broken at Madison Village Cemetery behind the American Legion Hall. Trustees and neighbors report noise the night of June 28. volunteers seek community aid as restoration costs rise and insurance unlikely. Authorities interview several suspects as reconstruction funds and a community reward are offered.
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Madison Village
Madison Village Cemetery
Norma St. Clair
Morrison Cemetery Association
Rodney St Clair
American Legion Hall
Rodney St. Clair
State Division of Cemeteries
One Cementy
P.O
Madison
Water experts compare two local lakes during symposium
About 300 experts toured watershed sites in Syracuse and Skaneateles to compare the pure water from Skaneateles Lake with Onondaga Lake’s pollution. They praised farmer cooperation, pollution prevention, and regional water protection programs while noting some residents would still buy bottled water if living there.
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Skaneateles Lake
Onondaga Lake
Greg Jennings
North Corona State University
Jennings
Skaneasteres Lake
Onondaga
Syracuse
New York City
Seattle
Portland
Maine
Raymond Cywinski
United Water New York
New Jersey
Kuki
Arzona
Kansas City schools pick Henry Williams candidate for top post
Kansas City school board voted 6-3 to offer the superintendent job to Henry Williams after interviews. Williams, 54, has led Little Rock since 1993 and previously Syracuse from 1988 to 1993. A background check was planned and salary negotiations could push past 200000 dollars.
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Kansas City
Lule Rock
Henry Williams
Wilams
John Still
Williams
Dent Edward Wilams Tits Vamenme
Mee Ue
Deuediou mwaLt
US UU
Willams
Associated Press
Lattle Rock
Newsome
Little Rock
Syracuse
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U.S. Supreme Court
Charlone
N.C
John Murphy
Linda Pondexcor
Triborough Bridge pileup kills mother and son
A Lincoln Town Car crashed into a line of vehicles on the Triborough Bridge Queens bound lanes, killing Margaret Burns aged 37 and her son Jesse 12. The couple's 4-year-old daughter was critically injured and Burns' husband was hospitalized in stable condition. A 86-year-old man and a 30-year-old man were also injured with varying degrees of seriousness. Authorities released few names and continued investigation.
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New York
Triborough Bridge
Martin Foley
Margaret Burns
Jesse
Lincoln Hospital
Bronx
Lincoln Hospitl
Anthony Panecue
Burns
Astoria Hospital
Lincoln
Foley
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