Architect Gregory D Ferentino puts Pompey home on market
Architect Gregory D Ferentino, key facilitator in a federal extortion case that toppled former Mayor Lee Alexander, has listed his 27 acre Pompey home at 3736 Sweet Road. The three bedroom ranch near Syracuse carries a $978 000 asking price. Ferentino did not respond to multiple messages. his attorney said negotiations may reflect plans to relocate.
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SU shoots for lacrosse perfection Chiefs overview
Sports brief notes SU aims for lacrosse perfection while evaluating Chiefs progress. Fred David identifies key fishing spots and strategies, outlining current results and areas needing improvement.
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State education commissioner urges shorter school tenure
State Education Commissioner Thomas Sobol told about 60 educators and business advocates in Syracuse that schools are stuck in the past. He called for redefining the 13 year K-12 track and allowing students to complete as many or as few years as needed to learn, cautioning against recapturing a time that never existed.
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Polish police brace for raid at Striking plan yard
In Gdansk police ringed the Lenin shipyard as night passed with around 2,000 strikers inside. State media reported a tense standoff with workers urged to leave or face actions. Lech Wałęsa moved among youths as authorities warned patience.
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Jobless rate falls to 14 year low in April
Washington reports unemployment dropped to a 14 year low as 606,000 find work and the rate falls two points from March to 56 percent. Declines mainly among adult men while Syracuse area hits 62 percent, the highest in New York State. Manufacturing and services add jobs. private payrolls rise 175,000 with gains in metal products machinery and finance.
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Saliva may block AIDS virus spread study says
Boston researchers report a naturally occurring saliva substance in healthy men may prevent HIV from infecting immune cells. The study notes the exact substance and mechanism are unknown, with further work planned to test saliva from women, children, and infected individuals.
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Inferno at First Interstate Bank Tower in Los Angeles
A skyscraper blaze in downtown Los Angeles killed a maintenance man and injured 37 others, causing 200 to 400 million dollars in damage. The fire began around 10:38 pm on the 12th floor in the Government Securities Unit of the bank’s headquarters, after the building’s subisidiary was sold hours earlier. Firefighters contained the blaze after four hours. a janitor, Roberto Lopez, was stranded on the 50th floor, and engineer Alexander J Handy died in an elevator accident.
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