Colleges Move Toward Dry Campuses As Drinking Age Looms
Syracuse University will open the Schine Student Center in the fall with no alcohol served in the rath shelter and has tightened alcohol rules. Le Moyne College is studying bus transport for off campus events and plans to limit the on campus bar The Dolphin Den once the drinking age rises to 21. Fraternities are phasing out alcohol activities to fit a 21 year old standard and campus programs will emphasize food and recreation. Officials say this is a transition year, not a campus wide ban, as states may raise the drinking age to 21 to keep federal highway funds.
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Syracuse College
Syracuse University
Schine
le Moyne College
Tors
Syracuse
Robert Wheeler
le Moyne
Wheeler
Janiecé Bacon-Oblak
Cornell University
Ithaca
Marshall Street
Dan Forbush
Forbush
Inside Witness Describes Violence at Utica Ding Ring
Inside Witness details a violent disruption of a Utica ding ring. The report notes escalating tension as authorities intervene and investigations continue into the ring's operations and participants.
City Editor Stan Linhorst Times Note Friday Date
Stan Linhorst city editor is listed with contact details and a Friday date, page reference Bl. The entry marks staff attribution and pagination for the edition.
Round-the-clock probe in strangling of Colleen Meadow
Police have not named a top suspect in the strangling of Colleen Meadow whose body was found in her northeast Side apartment. Investigators broadened interviews while family and friends attended a 20 minute funeral service in Baldwinsville. Meadow, 27, a Niagara Mohawk analyst and Syracuse University student, was described as a good student and loving person. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery in Oswego as detectives pursue every angle for motive.
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Colleen Meadow
Northeast Side
Thomas J. Sardino
Sardine
Meadow
Gates
Baldwinsville
Fred Kelsey
Baldwinsville First
Kelsey
Syracuse
Niagara
Mohawk Power Corp
Syracuse University
Fred Kelly
Riverside Cemetery
Oswego
Mayor named Wayne Dunham to parks post in Syracuse
Wayne Dunham, NAACP chapter president, was named deputy commissioner of parks and recreation by Mayor Lee Alexander. The $30,687 yearly post puts him under Parks Commissioner Alice King, with work starting Monday. Dunham, 49, of 318 Wellesley Road, has led the local NAACP and held Urban League and Human Rights roles, holding degrees from SUNY Geneseo.
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Wayne Dunham
The
NAACP
Lee Alexander
Dunham
Alice King
Dunhan
Wellesley Road
National
Utica jingle from Roberts gifts local image boost
In a community gesture Roberts Advertising Agency of Syracuse commissioned a Utica jingle produced with an Indianapolis studio. Tim Trainor led the project to cast Uticans as friendly neighbors, framing the Mohawk Valley city as an appealing place to live. The piece, set to air on local radio and TV, drew strong reactions after a Utica Chamber audition and a Page One Utica newspaper feature.
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Utica
Robin Schade
Robin
Big Mike
Y94-Fm
Syracuse
Clinton Square
Indianapolis
Roberts “Advertising Agency Inc
Roberts
Utics
Tim
Chamber
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Craig E. Deakin
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Onondaga County
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Sonneborn
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John S. Sargent
Holland St
Sargent
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Federal Plaza
John Roger
Chris Lynch
Mike O’donnell
Dan Hassett
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Fred Criella
Mattydale
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