Church worker recalls Vietnam lessons for Cambodia
Douglas Beane worked eight years with Church World Service in Vietnam and Cambodia. He spoke at First United Methodist Church in Camillus about refugee work, the human impact of war, and the need to learn from Vietnam to avoid repeating mistakes in Central America.
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Douglas Beane
Wartorn
Church World Services
South Vietnam
Beane
Cambodia
Syracuse
First United Methodist Church
Camillus
Vietnam
U.S. Navy
Church World Service
Vietnam Christian Service
Tion
Harvard Graduate School of Asian Studies
Indo-China
U.S
Central America
Reformed Church
Teall Ave
Khmer Rouge
Church Relief Organization
February Market Basket Dips for Syracuse Families
In February the Syracuse market basket for 36 items cost 82.05 dollars, down 23 cents from January and 43 cents from February last year. Dairy and cereal prices fell, meat and fish eased slightly, while fruit and vegetable prices rose due to February’s freezing weather and a Florida orange freeze.
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Syracuse Consumer Affairs Office
Deborah DiLauro
T Syracuse Consumer Affairs Ofice
Agriculture Department
DiLauro
Florida
Southwest
Snow Fight Costs Syracuse Streets Keep Clear
Syracuse city works chief Vito Sciscioli oversees a costly winter effort as 30,000 tons of salt forecast to cover 400 miles of streets by season’s end. With 107 inches already fallen, crews adapt shifts and trucks to maintain 7 am and 4 pm clearings, amid 34 snowfall days and demand for expanded plowing capacity.
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Vito Sciscioli
Sciscioli
Syracuse
New York
Salt City
Theommon Council
DPW
North Syracuse budget eyed at 43.3 million as tax debate grows
The North Syracuse district faces a 4.95 percent spending rise to 43.3 million with tax impacts tied to state aid. Board members wary of higher levies hope Governor Cuomo's budget adds at least 1.6 million in aid, potentially keeping the tax increase under five dollars per thousand.
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Marzullo
Mario Cuomo
Salerno
Roxboro Road Middle School
North Syracuse Junior High
75 Aliens to become U S citizens at state court
East Syracuse Minoa High School social studies students will watch 75 people naturalize at the state Supreme Court Tuesday. Teachers Paul Finochio and Nicolas Habayeb oversee the student contingent alongside the Americanization League official.
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Syracuse-Minoa
State Supreme Court
U.S
Paul. Finochio
Nicolas Habayeb
Gue
Bartolot Piccitto
Italy
Constantino Hiotis
Greece
Saad Nadim Nabil-Jabaji
Jordan
Nadim Nabil Faig Jabaji
Stefan Peter Culber
Lucia Antonucci
Peter McKenzie Lynch
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Buffalo
Rochester
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DPW — Snow and Ice Control Bureau
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CSC
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Meee Central
New York Cities
N. Syracuse
Lalo
Roxboro Road
Social Studies In Action
CO Howe
Rehana Mohamed Shafie Sheikh
Ndia
Moditaba Momeni-Farahani
Iran
Havel-Ann Marie David
Grenada
Amaida Donetz
U.S.S.R
Marie Sebastian LePlane
Nasri Naguib Ghaly
Egypt
Hoda Raouf Farid Ghaly
Nedia Ghite Kovacs
Nayef Mousa Ashkar
Athanasios Aridgides
Warren Galvaston Carridice
Jamaica
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West Germany
Lieselotte Karmann
Germany
Shobhana Dushyant Bhatt
India
Geraldine Patricia Carroll
Ireland
Wing Ching Cheung
China
Ilungi Munkutu Ngwashi
Zaire
Santoch Kumar Saha
Karin Fayle
Edward Gutabyan
Shukri Suleiman Dayeh
Ludming@Kieiner
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Joyce Lavina Eggleston
Canada
Annammea Thiagarajar
Clare Raulli Laidlaw
Korea
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Christopher Philip Gunn
Edusa Pavicia Warms
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Anne Marie Goldberg
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