New leader named for Syracuse County Human Rights Commission
Linda Hall, educators program director at Morrisville SUNY, begins as director of the Syracuse Onondaga County Human Rights Commission. The post pays 40366 to 49908 dollars annually. Hall succeeds Vivian Moore who left to join the Syracuse School District. Hall holds a master's in educational administration from SUNY Albany.
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Onondaga County
Syracuse-Onondaga County
Human Rights Commission
Linda Hall
Suny College of Agriculture and Technology
Morrisville
Human Rights Agency
Hall
Baldwinsville
Vivian Moore
Syracuse
SUNY
Albany Shots
Progressive League
Patrick Lakamp
Endowment Fund Aids Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
A foundation endowment will fund purchases at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital including an anesthesia machine a microsurgical power drill and a mammography magnification system. The 1992 allocation totals 450000 with more than this to be spent on purchases and renovations from the $8 million inter est-earning fund decided each spring by a committee.
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Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Amber Smith
SUNY Health Science Center selects eight students and four faculty for medical honor
Eight SUNY Health Science Center students and four faculty members are named to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Medical Society for scholastic excellence and leadership. Named students include Craig Burrows Syracuse and Kathleen Doobinin Suffolk County. faculty: Dr George Bittar and Dr Martha Schmitz. Syracuse University Professor Arnold Goldstein plans to testify on school violence before a House subcommittee at James Monroe High School.
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Suny Health Science Center
Alpha Omega Alpha
Craig Burrows
Syracuse
Clifford Soulls
Manhius
Donald Curran
Queens County
Kathleen Doobinin
Suffolk County
Kenneth Egal
Nassau County
Joseph Mace
Sullivan County
Lyle Prairie
Franklin County
Stephanie Roach
Monroe County
George Bittar
Richard Edwards
Timothy Ford
Martha Schmitz
Syracuse University
Arnold Goldstein
House of Representatives
Goldstein
Center For Research
James Monroe
Bronn Goldstein
New York
Frank Herron
Syracuse Native American Activist Debra Glidden Named Simons Fellow
Debra Glidden, Syracuse activist and freelance writer whose work has appeared in the Herald American, is chosen as a Howard Simons Fellow. She joins 12 Native American writers for a four day IRE workshop at the University of Missouri, honoring editor Howard Simons of The Washington Post and Nieman curator at Harvard.
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Debra Glidden
Syracuse
Howard Simons
Glidden
Herald American
Investigative Reporters and Editors
University of Missouri
Washington Post
Nieman Foundation
Harvard Unnversity
Gas leak suspected in fire levelled new home
Fire investigators in Volney Oswego County believe underground methane or propane gas leaked into the basemen t sparked a blast that destroyed a new house on Town Line Road during a Saturday night housewarming attended by about 100. Ten people injured. eight treated at hospitals.
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Volney
Oswego County
Town Line Road
Carl Callabiano Jr
Caltabiano
Carl Caltabiano
University Hospital
Syracuse
Volmey
Gerry Tarbell
Tarbell
Caltabanos
Caltabianos
A L Lee Memoral Hospital
Fulton
St Josephs
Crouse-Irving Memoril Lee
University Hospitals
Acquittal Angers Students At Rural College Meeting
About 100 students, mostly African Americans, gathered at Mortisville Agricultural and Technical College to vent over the Rodney King acquittal. The emotionally charged meeting included calls for protest and even violence, with some students supporting rioting as a form of action while others urged constructive channels for anger.
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Rodney Kang
Revoluion
State Agricultural and Technical College
Mortisville
Chris Nelson
Los Angeles
King
Syracuse
Sharpton Calls for Reform After LA Violence and Racial Gaps
Reverend Sharpton condemned violence and urged policy changes to reduce the 25 percent median income gap between black and white families. He opposed capital punishment, supported abortion rights, and pressed for federal guidelines on excessive force after the Rodney King incident. He also called for more black prosecutors and judges and said most jailed are Black. Evelyn Coker 50, of Fayelle Street reacted, saying she reconsidered her view of Sharpton after hearing him.
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Sharpton
Rodney King
Los Angeles
King
Evelyn Coker
Fayelle St
Tina Renee Johnson News Highlight At Bishop Grimes
Tina Renee Johnson a Bishop Grimes High School junior is recognized for music achievements. Daughter of Elmore Davis and James Johnson she shares her practice routine and hobbies including piano Lambda Kappa Mu Kopelles Herald Journal teen correspondent and community theater. She aims for Howard University or Penn State University.
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Tina Renee
Bishop Grimes High School
Elmore Davis
James Johnson
Lambda Kappa Mu Kopelles
Herald-Journal
Bishop Grimes
Westhill Senior Cristin Brieaddy Receives Honor
Cristin M Brieaddy, a Westhill High School senior, was chosen for service to her school and community. Daughter of Francis and Janet Brieaddy, she lists activities including National Honor Society choir drama and tutoring. She aims for State University College at Fredonia Ithaca College or Syracuse University. She admires those who endure mockery for societal good.
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Cristin
Westhill High School
Francis
Janet Brieaddy
Westhill
Westhill Singers
St. Charles
State University College At
Fredonia
Ithaca College
Syracuse University
Kara
East Syracuse-Minoa High School
William and
Frances Patrick
Student Gierga earns school honor at Cicero-North Syracuse
David Gierga, a Cicero-North Syracuse High School senior, earns recognition for outstanding service to school and community. He cites hard work and perspective as keys to success, lists activities with National Honor Society and church volunteer work, and names Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute as a college goal. He admires his father for postwar Germany hardships, military service in Vietnam, and business ownership.
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David
Cicero-North Syracuse High School
Son
Jerry and
Judy Gierga
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Germany
United States
Vietnam
Ron
Henninger High School
Marlene Brush
Class Acts profiles two local high school seniors
Kara A Patrick of East Syracuse Minoa and Ron of Henninger High share ambitions, activities, and job info. Kara plans Bucknell Clarkson or Villanova and works at Medical Management Resources, while Ron aims for Cornell and works as a stock person at The Limited. Both praise family and mentors in this Herald Journal teen feature.
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Cornell University
Carousel Center
The
Herald-Journal
Larry Richardson
Growth in Southwood draws buyers near hospitals and lakes
DeForest notes over 79 percent of local home buyers are dual income families with young children. retirees and summer residents buy townhouses. Crown Point and Four Winds farm echo a changing rural edge as developers buy land near Route 173. a 74 million nursing home project and a 750 unit Stonegate Heights plan loom nearby. meanwhile old Southwood stores adapt with Chips Deli and Holly's Gourmet Ice Cream Shoppe as residents adjust to rapid change.
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Manone Dibble
College For Human Development
Syracuse University
Crown Point
Scheftic
Route 173
Dibble
Scheftes
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