All-America SU's Coleman named to AP first team
Derrick Coleman of Syracuse University earns AP first-team All-America honors after setting school records and leading scoring. The selection highlights SU’s standout season and national recognition for the athlete.
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City seeks four temp workers to issue mall permits
Syracuse City Hall plans to hire four temporary employees at a cost of 38500 to issue Carousel Center mall permits for six months. City budget director Kenneth Mokrzycki says the hires are to keep the bureaucracy from slowing the developer.
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Cicero Police Chief Griola quits under four months pay deal
Cicero Police Chief Richard Griola agrees to resign to end months of friction over the part time department. The settlement provides four months pay and $4,700 severance as the Cicero town board prepares to approve the agreement next week. Griola cites financial strain and says he had little choice.
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National panel urges funding boost for child care reform
The National Research Council reports child care is a national shame and calls for $5 to $10 billion yearly from federal and state partners to build an accessible, affordable system. By 1995 total U S spending could hit 48 billion with 126 billion needed for adequate care for all children under 13.
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John Palmer
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
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Child Care Policy Panel Recommends Broad Reforms
After two years of study the Panel on Child Care Policy finds existing U S child care services inadequate and that care is a necessity for most families. It urges federal state partnership to expand subsidies for low income families and to develop national standards. It calls for unpaid job protected leaves for new parents up to one year.
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Gorbachev Faces Resistance Over Soviet Presidency Plan
Gorbachev confronts strong opposition in the Soviet Congress as reformers push for a nationwide election and a multiparty system. Deputies vote 1398 to 409 against invoking decisions on the presidency, multiparty rules, and private property limits. He offers concessions on veto override and emergency powers to win support.
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