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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1993
Page
6
Gordon Powell on Jamesville Avenue guards his Snoopy yard art after it was repeatedly targeted by thefts. A Niagara Mohawk worker and a Syracuse University student helped recover two Snoopy figures from Sumner Avenue, with officers handling the incident and planning official action.
Singing star Jamie Burrows aims to raise funds to travel to Europe this summer as part of the Sound of America Honor Band and Chorus. Trailblazer Dorothy Harth remains the last founding faculty member still teaching at Onondaga Community College.
State consumer protection advocates say Niagara Mohawk Power Corp proposal to offer discounts to certain businesses and low income households is unfair and raises concerns about equity and pricing.
Voters in Liverpool Fayetteville Manlius and Skaneateles head to polls to decide budgets and school board candidates with attention to potential tax implications and district consequences.
Cicero-North Syracuse High School halted sales of its literary journal after a student submitted a poem plagiarized from LL Cool J's I Need Love and another from Teen Magazine. Principal Lee Aldrich said copies will be redistributed with proper credits and apologies required.
Dan Connors 25 from Syracuse plans a 3400 mile cross country bike trip with 89 fundraisers to support L'Arche, a Syracuse group home network. He has raised about $10,000 and aims for $20,000 more, starting from Seattle and ending in Asbury Park New Jersey after 47 days.
The Onondaga County District Attorney's Office found no evidence Syracuse police used excessive force outside the Landmark Theatre on March 3. The seven page report urges stopping racial epithets and reevaluating chemical mace use while noting chaotic events and conflicting witness perceptions.
Michael Bennett's bid to take the Hotels at Syracuse Square from bankruptcy faces a possible fight as U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stephen D. Gerling reviews objections from a minor creditor and the federal trustee. City and major creditors back Bennett, who agreed to pay the city more than $7 million over 20 years, with confirmation hearings set for June 1 and June 17.
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