Loans and jobs help college students pay bills
Financial aid officers at three Onondaga County colleges say few students can pay through college with one job. Some working students, like Karen Fuhrman and Ann Marrett, rely on loans, scholarships, and work-study to cover rising costs.
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Bill Moller
Karen Fuhrman
Ann Marrett
Onondaga County
John View
Suny College of Evironmental Science and Forestry
Dan Smail
Fuhrman
Syracuse University
David Smith
Smith
Moller
SU Senior Marrott
Marrott
Ulster County Community College
Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company
Ulster County
Syracuse
Univesity
Small
le Moyne
Liverpool man critically injured in late night crash
A 23 year old Liverpool man, William L. McLaughlin of 115 Ferncliff Ave, is in critical condition at State University Hospital after his car struck a utility pole and a tree on Beechwood Avenue near Ferncliff Avenue around 11 15 p m. Deputies said he was eastbound when he lost control on a curve.
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Liverpool
State University Hospital
William L. McLaughlin
Ferncliff Ave
McLaughlin
Beechwood Avenue
Ferncliff Avenue
Frank Guido
Levy School Named Among State’s Top 10 Secondary Programs
T Aaron Levy Middle School earned recognition as one of the state’s top 10 for secondary education with five middle and five high schools chosen for “exceptionally fine” programs. City officials praised the award as proof of Syracuse’s high student programming and community confidence. Two local schools may be advanced to national consideration in Washington. In other news, the Westside Inner-city Association backs a city housing plan for scattered-site public housing to revitalize neighborhoods and spur property upkeep by owners and tenants.
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T. Aaron Levy
Gordon Ambach
Lionel R. Meno
Fellows Avenue
Harvard Place
Syracuse
Meno
Department of Education
Washington
Westside Inner-city Association
Frank Mickinkle
Mckinkle
Man held in store robbery in North Syracuse
A 20 year old North Syracuse man Kevin Difulio was arrested after a robbery at the Kentucky Fried Chicken on 605 S Main St about 9 38 pm. He demanded cash from the register with a gun and fled on foot with 101 dollars. He was arraigned and jailed in lieu of bail and to appear Monday before Justice Henry Henson. He was captured at a South Bay Road bar about 1145 pm after police tracked him using clues from a prior incident at Northgate Apartments.
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North Syracuse
Kevin Difulio
Reddick Drive
Public Safety Building
Henry Henson
Difulio
S. Main St
South Bay Road
Northgate
Syracuse
Cops and citizens honored for heroism in Manlius area
In a ceremony at the Southwick Station in Manlius, police and civilians received heroism awards for actions in 1981. Recipients include Minoa officer Martin Amidon who rescued Patricia Rebee from a smoke-filled Milton Bebee home on Sunset Drive after a June 1 fire, and other officials who aided flood rescues and crime arrests across Manlius Fayetteville and Minoa.
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Minoa
Martin Amidon
Milton Bebee
Sunset Drive
Amidon
Patricia Rebee
Manlius
Southwick Station
Manlius Publishing Corp
Police Benevolent Associations
Fayetteville
Kevin Barry
Lost In the Woods
William Bleyle
Richard Hodge
Budlong
Scott Abbott
Key Bank of
Central
Key Bank
Vincent Tripoli
William Clarke
Stanley Prue
Syracuse Police Benevolent Association
Eagle Scout saves family in hotel blaze I home fire in Minoa
Gene Hunter Jr., 14, who earned Eagle Scout, led his family to safety after a grease fire on an electric stove at 409 Helfer Lane. He carried his 2 year old brother outside and alerted the fire department from a neighbor’s phone, then sustained second degree burns. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the flames, with injuries to Gene, the fire chief, and three firefighters.
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Gene Hunter Jr
Hunter
Minoa
Gene
David
Rita
Vincent J. Tripoli
Helfer Lane
David van Marter
Crouse- Irving Memorial Hospital
Kirkville
Fayetteville
Bridgeport
East Syracuse
Tripoli
Gene Hunter Sr
Wembley Industries
Minoa Bay
East Side man pleads guilty to rape for reduced sentence
Jon Thomas Jr., 22, formerly of East Willow Street, admitted guilt to rape in a deal that lowers his prison term from six to 18 years to 3 1/4 to 11 years. The 1980 assault on a 35 year old city woman on St Patrick's Day led to a prior conviction overturned by the state Supreme Court Appellate Division for juror access during deliberations. The plea, accepting a likely parole by year end, was labeled a compromise by Assistant District Attorney John Laidlaw.
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East Side
Jon Thomas Jr
East Willow Street
St. Patrick’s Day
Thomas
State Supreme Court
Rochester
Walter Gorman
Gorman
Laidlaw
William Walsh
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Mary Foppiant
le Mayne
Levy
Mike Greek
Josephine Klanicki
van Duyne Hospital
Helen Klik
Volney
Blaine Clark
Behee
Phillip St. Hilaire
William Combs
Stroud
William Jaquin
Jeremiah Chilton
Duke
Thames
Justice
John Laidlaw
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