Final exams cram on Syracuse campus amid scenes of study
On campus for finals week, Syracuse University students study in Schine Center and Bird Library. Roy Fenichel answers a test question about astronomy with a joke about a cake course. Other students pursue Differential Equations and Modern Presidency, while Phi Alpha Chi Omega sisters cram in the lounge. A neighbor captures spring tulips and family photos, detailing daily life.
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Syracuse University
Schine Student Center
Roy Fenichel
Union
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Fenichel
William B
Bird Library
Patrick Walker
Chadds Ford, Pa
Rosann Santos
Bronx
Bird
Fred Hay
Larcchmont
Alpha Chi Omega
Schine
Leigh Nixon
Cape Cod
Mass
Heather Samay
Mountain Lakes
N.J
Nixon
Samay
Lord Jim
Milky Way
Earth
Niagara Mohawk Reports Dividend News at Buffalo Meeting
Niagara Mohawk executives tell shareholders at the Buffalo annual meeting that the company will pay dividends. The session highlights positive financial results and outlook for the utility.
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Niagara Mohawk
Buffalo
A Proud Man John J Azutant Obituary
Obituary notes John J Azutant, a man known for preserving his heritage through years of dedicated labor. The record highlights his steadfast commitment to family, community, and cultural traditions, marking a life of quiet service and lasting impact.
Task force seeks cure for Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
A special committee meets Wednesday to discuss solutions for saving the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra as it faces ongoing challenges. The group aims to chart options to preserve performances and community access.
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Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Liverpool man jailed after ninth drunken driving conviction
After nine convictions for drunken driving offenses in 11 years, a Liverpool man has been sent to state prison. He received the maximum penalty.
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Liverpool
Dick Case Helps Woman Seeking Shelter and Work
Dick Case assists a woman whom he met in 1986 after she pursued a motorcyclist who struck her. She is pregnant with twins, unemployed, and unable to find housing.
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Dick Case
Budget votes loom for 11 Onondaga school districts
Voters in eleven Onondaga County districts return to the polls for the 1992-93 budgets totaling about 203 million dollars for salaries supplies repairs and other costs. Officials warn the first vote often sets tone amid recession tax angst and prior year rejections while some districts face do or die stakes and multiple spending propositions.
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Onondaga County
Liverpool
Jerome Melvin
West Genesee
Onondaga Onondaga Central
Millie Nunneker
Catcall in East Syracuse as village rejects four-cat limit
After a lively hearing filled with cat jokes and tension, East Syracuse trustees unanimously rejected a proposed village rule limiting households to four cats. They instead enacted a law making owners responsible for their roaming pets. A hearing is set for 7 p.m. June 1. Local residents debated the ban amid signs of strong cat lover and critic factions.
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Peter Higgins
United States of America
Karen Connelly
Les Cole
N. Center St
Cole
Sharon Carro
Charlotte Kirkpatrick
N. Man- Tyas St
Fluffy
J.D
Minnie
Mirtens
Lucky
Kirkpatrick
Economic development head rejected in 11-12 vote
Lawmakers rejected County Executive Nicholas Pirro's nominee Donald J. Western as economic development director in an 11 to 12 vote with one Republican absent and two voting with Democrats. Western returns to deputy director, noting politics as usual remarks. The office has lacked a permanent director since 1991 amid bids to redefine the role and spur local growth.
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Nicholas Pirro
Donald J. Western
Western
Herald American
Dan Bova
Metropolitan Development Association
Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse and
Onondaga Industri
Retirement of long serving Rep McHugh ends era
Washington report details Rep Matthew McHugh announcing retirement from the House amid critics saying Congress lacks integrity. Key quotes praise his service from supporters while noting his decision comes as discouragement grows over perceived congressional faults.
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Washington
Broome County
Matthew McHugh
Capitol Hill
Congress
Menoch
Dihara
Meliueh
House of Representatives
New York
Brad Johnser
Melagh
Alanna
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John Jazutant
SSO
Rudolph Rubeis
John Doherty
Albert Fanner
Mittens
Stephen D. Camnerelli
Gerald Gentz
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