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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2001
Page
9
Kiernan avin, Ned row, Nathan San tangelo, and Mar cellus listened Saturday to instructions for the written portion of The Post Standard Spelling Bee at the Carousel Center Skydeck. See 35 ADVANGE on Page B-2.
Clay resident Aleta Grill Johnson, a member of The Ninety Nines and WASP veteran, will share her aviation story at the Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs gathering. She earned pilot wings in 1941 and served in WASP during World War II. The $13 event starts at noon Thursday at the Holiday Inn Canier Circle. contact numbers are listed for information.
SUNY Morrisville theater director Douglas Homer, 58, of Cortland, died in a head on collision in Solon Cortland County while driving Route 41. Robert Cannon, 56, of East Freeown, was injured and listed in serious condition.
Mary Fran Devendort, local obituary editor, is listed in the calendar notices. Contact 470-2065 for further details or submissions.
Ninety seven people including 79 college students were charged after raids by about 100 state police and New York State Liquor Authority across four Oswego bars Friday into Saturday. Bar staff and patrons were arrested. four bars remained open.
Alec Barbour of Ottingham High School entertained Syracuse audiences with a witty monologue as 24 high school students competed in the 13th annual Shakespeare Recitation Competition for Central New York. For a third time a Nottingham student earned the top prize, with judges praising grasp of material and audience communication.
Notting ham High’s Alec Barbour took first place in the 13th annual Shakespeare recital at the Arthur Storch Theatre. Liverpool High’s Jesse Halllil placed second for his performance from Othello. Naomi Stewart of Faith Heritage earned third. honorable mentions went to Jeremy Pickard and Kaitlin Stilwell among others.
The Church & Dwight plant on Willis Avenue near Onondaga Lake faces full closure next year after 105 years in Solvay. 16 buildings will be demolished with Arm & Hammer baking soda operations ending. Mario Farelli, the last manager, recalls decades of service starting from 1958.
Tuition increases for 2001-2002 at Syracuse University Cornell University Le Moyne College Ithaca College and Cazenovian College are expected around 5 to 6 percent meeting campus needs while aligning with national trends. University economists cite a constant race for quality driving costs and note private four year averages at 5 percent with regional and state data supporting steady rises.
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