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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1993

Page

9

From Blood to Verdict Three Women on Trial

Deborah Hamsher, Ithaca College English lecturer, profiles three women in Tompkins County murder cases from 1990 and 1991 in her book From Blood to Verdict. Shirley Kinge, Christine Lane, and Debra Dennett are explored through trials, interviews, and voices from court. Autograph events scheduled at Walden Books in Shoppingtown and Carousel Center.

Ithaca Deborah Hamsher Tompkins County Deborah Ithaca College Shirley Kinge Christine Lane Debra Dennett Harris Michael Harrises Hugh Egan Shirley David Harding Robert Lishansky Come University Waldenbooks Shoppingtown Carousel Center McBooks Press Steam Mill Road

Polish politician visits Syracuse to boost Poland NY ventures

A Polish politician toured Syracuse on Tuesday to lay groundwork for business ties between Poland and Central New York, aiming to foster investment and collaboration across regional markets.

Syracuse Poland New York

In Court James Lowe Handwriting Key to Slaying Case

James Lowe did not admit to killing his mother last year. Prosecutors expect handwriting evidence to play a crucial role in the case as they present motive and timeline details.

James Lowe

EEOC says employers cannot bar hires over disability health costs

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruled that employers may not refuse to hire individuals with disabilities due to concerns about health insurance costs. This guidance clarifies nondiscrimination requirements and protects accessibility in hiring.

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Budget Vote and School Board Elections in Jamesville-DeWitt

Voters in the Jamesville DeWitt school district go to the polls today to decide the 1993 94 budget and to elect members to the board of education.

Jamesville-De Witt Board of Education

Signs Of A Political Summer Clipboards And Petitions See Volunteers Seek Signatures

Volunteers begin circulating nominating petitions for the Sept 14 primary. Democratic activist Elie Giroux has carried petitions since 1964, explaining petition drives require signatures from party members and must be filed by July 15. Candidates need 1000 signatures in citywide races and about 350 in council districts. mayoral campaigns often seek 2000+. Circulators target extra signatures to guard against challenges and educate voters later in the season.

Elie Giroux Giroux Hatherly Road Lyndon Baines Johnson Board of Elections Deborah Alexander Right To Life Spmner Alexander Democratic Party Edward Scrcesni Ling Mmosi

Adirondack group seeks middle ground in Albany push

Adirondack Association of Towns and Villages pressed Gov. Mario Cuomo for new Adirondack Park Agency members from its candidate list and urged backers in the Assembly to fund a state law tax exemption reimbursement. Chairman Dean LeFebvre framed the group as a moderate voice while seeking inclusion in drafting processes and park policy.

Albany Adirondacks Adirondack Association of Towns & Villages Mario Cuomo Statian Assembly Saul Weprin Dean LeFebvre Adirondackers LeFebvre Association Downstate Democratic Altamont Tupper Lake Park Adirondack Park Agency James Frenette

Downtown stadium push garners ticket pledges for Chiefs

About twenty business leaders pledged to sell 4,000 season tickets annually for five years if a new downtown stadium is built for the Syracuse Chiefs. The plan, backed by the Metropolitan Development Association, envisions a $25 million multi use venue beside MacArthur Stadium or near Armory Square, with a decision aimed by Tuesday.

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