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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2001
Page
9
A portrait of a woman who led the effort to build a soldiers and sailors monument is recounted, noting her work canvassing the community, forming committees, fundraising, and serving as president of the monument association. She died in 1913 at 72 after a military funeral. The report also lists local government meetings and community notices.
Enable, a United Cerebral Palsy affiliate serving 1,200 Central New Yorkers with disabilities, lays off staff and reassigns workers as it faces a $500,000 debt and $200,000 current shortfall in a $9 million budget. Executive director Sara Wall-Bollinger says state funding is not keeping pace with costs for counseling and housing programs, with per child costs for services and higher per person housing expenses driving the crisis. State agencies say Enable failed to secure needed reimbursements, while the nonprofit seeks more funds to cover the gap.
Dr. Howard Weinstein of DeWitt was fined 15000 and placed on three years probation by the state Department of Health Board for Professional Medical Conduct. Board says inadequate records prevent determination of necessity of four surgeries including hysterectomies. Weinstein admits poor documentation but denies negligence.
John Cadillac Couser was sentenced to life in state prison without parole for the February 1997 slaying of Virginia Hackett in Syracuse. He also received consecutive 25 year to life terms for two attempted murders and 7 1/2 to 15 years for conspiracy. The Hackett family reacted strongly as Judge Joseph Fahey imposed the terms amid heightened security.
The Oneida Indian Nation proposed free SUNY tuition for all children on 250000 acres in Madison and Oneida counties as part of a land claim settlement. Gov Pataki officials cited only Indian tuition. the plan also included low cost energy and a tax sharing proposal.
In Onondaga County residents declined by the 2000 census while nearby Sherrill 9.9 percent growth shows a jewel-like rise. City Manager Dave Barker invites visitors to see a jewel not expected as Mayor Dwight Evans notes the town’s shift from company town to bedroom community near Oneida Ltd. factory store.
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