SU students preserve Tiananmen Square memory
Syracuse University students mark the Tiananmen Square crackdown a year later by faxing massacre images to China, staging rallies in Washington and at Hendricks Chapel, and preserving the story through a book and networks. Chinese students abroad vow to keep the Tiananmen spirit alive.
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Qingia Wang
Tiananmen Square
Movement For Democracy
China
Beijing
Yang Feng
Yracuse University
Sims Hall
Feng
Syracuse University
Wang
Shanghai
Suees
Chicago
4Hew Group
Independent Federation of Chinese Students and Scholars
Ohio State
New York City
Sydney Greenblatt
Cornell University
Washington, D.C
Congress
Minsheng Zhang
Hendricks Chapel
Zhang
U.S
Voice of America Radio
BBC
Jone
Matt Spina
Herald America
Qingjia Wang
Yongli Mi
Minsheng Zhong
Elderly man dies after years in chair amid family tension
Police say Kieffer, found slumped in his easy chair with maggots under his clothing, had lived most days in the chair for over a year. Relatives, including sons Albert Jr. and Gerald, describe him as stubborn and refusing help despite deteriorating health. Authorities note his doctor believed he could make his own decisions.
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Stone
Social Services
Kieffer
Eastern
Denny's
Albert Jr
Gerald
Albert, Jr
Arunas Budnikas
Budnikas
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