UDAG program eyed for elimination amid Syracuse loss
The Reagan administration seeks to end the Urban Development Action Grant program cutting a key economic tool for distressed cities. Syracuse has used about $22 million since 1978 to spur 12 private projects and 2,630 jobs, with $1.4 million in loan repayments funding further redevelopment. Community Development Commissioner David Michel warns the move could halt projects and hurt low income residents.
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Students vote on cyanide at SU referendum
Syracuse University students will vote April 4 on a referendum to stock cyanide pills for disaster survival and on university involvement in Star Wars research. Backed by campus groups, the measure emerged from a Maxwell School press conference and SGA approval amid debate and media restrictions.
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Smile graduates youre on video tape
Syracuse University plans to film its 131st commencement on May 12 in the Carrier Dome and sell a 90 minute commencement video for 49.95. Personalized diploma segments cost 20 more, and a 39.95 Orange Reel yearbook will summarize the year. Over 3,000 event booklets will be sent to participants. Nancy Marquardt defends the fancy souvenirs as noncapitalizing.
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Smith faces life in prison after murder verdict
John E. Smith, 30, Croton Terrace, found guilty of second degree murder and first degree perjury in the Easter Sunday killing of Louis Knight. Jury deliberated about two and a half hours before the verdict, rejecting self defense claims. Sentencing set for April 23 with possible 25 years to life. Smith held without bail. defense plans appeal. Knight was shot multiple times. no motive shown beyond earlier altercation.
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Search for slain mom's missing boy continues
After four days of searching, police report no sign of 6 year old James Allen. Deputy Chief Richard Haumann said the case remains dire as investigators comb fields and woods, using a dog and infrared gear in countywide efforts for the boy missing since two days before his mother Lorra ine Marshall was found stabbed to death in their apartment on West Onondaga Street.
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Bernardi leads GOP bid for mayor as Mahoney eyes fight
Bernardi has broad Republican backing and is seen as front runner to replace Mayor Alexander. Mahoney counters with plans to win the nomination via the petition route, claiming stronger appeal to Republican voters despite party leaders backing Bernardi. He asserts he can out-produce Bernardi and unite the party to avoid a split. Mahoney labels his campaign as an unwavering Republican challenge, citing his long GOP involvement and readiness to face party officials and voters.
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