Murphy censured by police chiefs for challenging system
Former Syracuse Police Chief Patrick V. Murphy was censured by the International Association of Chiefs of Police this week for proposing reforms and criticizing how departments accept change. Murphy, who has led agencies in New York City Detroit and Washington D C, argues for constructive critique.
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Police Chiefs’ Organization
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Washington, D.C
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No. 1 Syracuse Area Aims for 20,000 Jobs and Growth
A New York Alive feature lauds the Greater Syracuse Program by the Chamber of Commerce led by Erwin G. Schultz. The plan, funded at $3 million for four years since May, targets growth opportunities and local expansion, with a goal of 20,000 new jobs and a top Northeast ranking.
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Maine faces fight over moose hunt
Controversy over hunting moose grows as Maine prepares for another season. National and international applicants seek permits while SMOOSA pushes for a statewide referendum to ban hunts. Officials say a controlled season is feasible with six northern zones and roughly 20,000 moose in the region.
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North America
United States
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Fish and Game
W. Thomas Shoener
Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Shoener
Greenville
Help for Lebanon war victims from Jewish relief groups
In response to the Lebanon conflict, Israeli and U.S. relief efforts mobilize. Jewish organizations raise funds for medical supplies food bedding and clothing to Lebanon via JDC Lebanon. Donations sent to JDC Lebanon Box 2287 New York NY 10163 support Social Welfare Office distributions to those in need.
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Syracuse
Fireworks display at MacArthur Stadium praised by city leaders
Mayor Lee Alexander commends advance coverage of the July 2 fireworks at MacArthur Stadium in Syracuse. More than 13 000 attendees kept orderly in the crowded venue. Thanks to the Young Explosives Corporation Syracuse Police Department Fire Department Stan Colella’s orchestra County Parks and Recreation MacArthur Stadium Staff Explorer Post First Aid and Eastern Ambulance.
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MacArthur Stadium
Young Explosives Corporation
Syracuse Police Department
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Stan Colella
County Parks and Recreation
Explorer Post
Eastern Ambulance
Beta Chi Phi Sorority Toy Drive Thanks Oswego Donors
Beta Chi Phi Sorority extends gratitude to Oswego residents who donated toys games books puzzles and clothing for the annual toy drive for the Rome Developmental Center. Thanks also go to merchants who supplied food soda and party favors for the Rome center picnic.
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Oswego
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Gun control myths and policing in Britain
An opinion piece argues that the English government should arm police, contending that disarmed officers are vulnerable while criminals easily obtain weapons. It asserts gun control laws fail to stop criminal access and leaves officers as sitting ducks to crime.
Rowan to Carl Rowan speaks on Israel and Lebanon
Dr. Gus Pearlman defends Israel in a July 4 letter, arguing Begin would not kill Palestinians, noting large Palestinian populations in Israel and Lebanon, and accusing the PLO of arming and placing weapons in civilian areas while Israel used leaflets to urge evacuation.
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Israel
Begin
Lebanon
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Gus Pearlman
Syracuse
Girls Scout Cadette Troop 159 completes 56 mile Adirondack canoe trek
Cadette Senior Troop 159 canoeed from Raguette Lake to Lower Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks during June 26 to July 2. They endured four portages including Raquette Falls carry and six nights of primitive camping, the only Girl Scout troop seen on the route. Leaders Gretchen Barfoot and Susan Lanham led eight girls aged 12 to 16 through a demanding, rewarding challenge.
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Raguette Lake
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Raquette Falls
Gretchen Barfoot
Susan Lanham
Syracuse
Life We Become Clowns and Save Our Sanity
A fragmented meditation on personal collapse and moral crisis amid a world in upheaval. It muses on acknowledging universal problems without losing humanity and ponders the temptation to self sacrifice or deny pain in the rush to smile again.
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Catching fly balls his life mission at Wrigley Field
Gary Mullin, a 31 year old Cubs fan known as a ball hawk, catches dozens of balls including five home runs in a season. He auditors his total 971 career Cubs Park catches and adheres to a code of giving hard hit balls to the injured. New Cub ownership bans catching balls from non seated or non sold areas on catwalks, leading Mullin to defy the rule and be escorted from the stands and jailed briefly for disorderly conduct before filing assault charges. Management may bar him from the ballpark if he persists.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Leon Durham
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