City presses for window safety after second child's fall
City officials and residents press for window guards or screens in high rise apartments after a second child falls from an unscreened window. Local tenants association seeks a New York style law. officials consider enforcing existing codes and apartment by apartment reviews. Residents urge safer perimeters amid widespread concerns.
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James McDowell
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Street rod evangelist revs up crowd at Geddes service
Rev. Chuck Millhuff, 57, an evangelist with the Church of the Nazarene, preached to about 1,000 people at the State Fairgrounds in Geddes linking street rod culture to faith. He described his ministry during NA chapter events since 1976 and shared his own 46 Chevrolet street rod Thy Rod. Attendees from varied regions praised his message and its fit with their car-loving lifestyle.
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John Pfeiffer Association
Tulsa
Ohlo
Last Syracuse neighborhood gets cable TV access
A Syracuse resident confined by muscular dystrophy campaigned for cable TV service to her neighborhood. Mayor Roy Bernardi said the request was difficult but important, aiming to bring favorite programs like I Love Lucy and My Three Sons back into her TV room.
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Youths mug a man who tries to keep youngsters out of jail
A man working with at risk youth was mugged by youths. He suffered a broken shoulder requiring surgery and more than a month out of work. He reflected on the lack of motive and shock at the attack. The piece also notes local commentary on Mayor Roy Bernardi and a weather forecast discussion by a National Weather Service intern.
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National Weather Service
Syracuse
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New York Tourism Ad Campaign Faces Regional Flexibility Debate
Assemblyman Michael Bragman says the I Love New York program has grown stale and drafts legislation to give local officials more marketing flexibility with state aid. He cites Syracuse as a contrasting region and notes newer local attractions. Officials say the campaign boosted tourism in 1995 despite a brief run, with funds for 1996 campaigns and cross-border alliances expanding regional promotion efforts.
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