White House conference targets myths on mental illness
The conference, led by top officials including Vice President Gore, urged federal agencies to drop myths about mental illness, with five cabinet secretaries backing stricter hiring for the mentally disabled and expanding health coverage for federal employees. The event highlighted efforts to end stigma and improve care for those affected by mental health issues.
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Tennity gift funds Syracuse rink project at SU campus
The Tennitys donate to SU as part of the 300 million Commitment to Learning drive and will finance ice making for a new campus rink. SU officials keep ranking of this gift private while students celebrate a possible shift to varsity hockey as a faculty and student club continues to practice off campus.
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NATO accelerates air campaign as Kosovo talks falter
NATO says air strikes are accelerating toward prior intensity while talks with Yugoslav authorities stall over a safe refugee return and full troop withdrawal. UK and US officials report Yugoslav leaders want to withdraw to peacetime levels, implying 10 000 to 15 000 troops remain. Sirens sound in Belgrade as raids target border troops and Kosovo guerrillas.
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Developer Klamm Fights Bankruptcy After Canadian Setback
Daniel Klamm once the favored Syracuse Inner Harbor restaurant developer now battles creditors and a $1.52 million liability. His 319 Restaurant & Cigar Bar owes $747,510 to 31 unsecured creditors, with Cassidy’s Ltd. in Toronto listed as largest unsecured. He has assets of $454,000 including the Geddes Street restaurant and a James Street condo.
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Restaurant owner Klamm files for bankruptcy amid tax liens
Attorney Lee Woodard notes the obligations were overwhelming as Klamm faced 84,740 in city and county taxes dating back to 1995 plus 1,187 in city water bills. A $350,000 loan from Syracuse Economic Development Corp. fueled a 1997 restaurant rehab and four months of missed payments. The May 24 tax-delinquent listing was halted by bankruptcy, delaying seizure and a condo foreclosure set for May 26. One creditor, Kathie Hartnagle of Armory Square, says a $3,500 cigar bill remains unpaid, though she refused a $1,000 settlement offer posted by Klamm’s bookkeeper.
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