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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2000
Page
7
Tobias Wolff discussed his in progress novel The Forked Tongue at Syracuse University drawing on boyhood memories. He read excerpts to about 150 listeners, described drafting as a constant discovery process, and stressed the terror of not writing as core to his craft.
A veterans transport network plans to buy four new vans with one third funding from the group and two thirds from state and national Disabled American Veterans trusts. Castagner will purchase two used vans locally to meet the goal, four vans already serve the Syracuse area with others bringing patients from Watertown and Little Falls. Donations from local VFW, American Legion and AMVET aided the purchase of three used vans.
Estelle Grace Olmsted arrived at 2:43 am at Community General Hospital weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces and measuring 20.5 inches. Her parents Jill and Allen Olmsted of Manlius plan Feb 28 or Mar 1 as her birthday while Oneida Healthcare Center and Hamilton Community Memorial Hospital report leap year births nearby.
Central New York assessors report a rush of senior applicants for the state STAR program as deadline day arrives. Enhanced STAR offers a $50 000 assessment exemption and about two thirds tax reduction, while basic STAR targets a $30 000 exemption with about $200 average savings last year, subject to local rates.
Four local service agencies received fourteen thousand dollars from the United Way of Central New York in January. AFSC and Eastside Neighbors in Partnership got five thousand each to support collaborative programs. Eastside will fund Youth Farm Stand Project workshops and AFSC will share equipment and training with Rose Center on Welfare Watchdog programs. Interreligious Food Consortium and South Presbyterian Church received two thousand dollars each to update or buy computer systems. Applications for the next grant cycle are due in April. contact Stephanie Pasquale at 428 2238.
Ralph Kazmurski of 138 Gordon Parkway was indicted on second degree murder and fourth degree weapons charges for the Feb 1 shooting at the Pharis Street home of his estranged wife. Prosecutors say he shot Carol Lozott once in the chest after breaking in. No aggravating factors were found to pursue first degree murder. He faces 25 years to life if convicted.
SUNY trustees named Cornelius Neil Murphy Jr as president of the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse. Murphy, 55, of Marcellus and head of OBrien & Gere Limited, will earn 140000 annually starting May 15 and succeeds Ross Whaley after 16 years in office. Murphy began at OBrien & Gere as a lab technician and rose to chief executive as the firm specializes in environmental remediation.
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