Future of Dey's site up in air
May Department Stores Co plans to buy Dey Brothers four stores and close the downtown Dey's flagship. About 200 jobs will be eliminated, while five Dey's and Sibley's Syracuse-area stores may gain roles. Downtown Dey's building use undecided. officials asked MDAs and Syracuse for input.
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Dey
Dey Brothers
Sibley’s
May Department Stores Co
Dey’s
Sibley's
Sibley
Syracuse-area
Dey's
Salna Street
Fayetteville
Mal— Sibley's
Shoppingtown Mall
DeWitt
Fairmount
Camillus
Tri-County Mall
Baldwinsville
Sibley’s Department Stores
Ned Munley
Munley
Matthew D. Serra
Metropolitan Development Association
City of
Syracuse
Reading Writing and Racism in City Classrooms
City educators and school administrators seek guidance on kindergarten textbooks amid concerns about bias. The discussion centers on how reading materials shape student views, with calls for inclusive content and responsive instruction to confront racism in early education.
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den City
Florence
Central New York's 1987 report on black education
In Syracuse, 7,325 black students are 35 percent of district enrollment, the highest ever. The city remains racially divided as suburbs house most white families, while two decades of white flight shrink urban schools and keep black students underrepresented.
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New York
Syracuse
Suburbia
Onondaga County
Reagan diary cites Saudis aiding Contras in 1984 85
The Wall Street Journal reported Reagan wrote Fahd raised the subject and he thanked the Saudi leader for aid. McFarland testified that Iran-Contra hearings discussed possible soliciting aid from the country code named Country 2. Saudi contributions totaled 325 million dollars in 1984 and 85.
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Washington
Reagan
Fahd
Robert C. McFarlane
Wall Street Journal
Cary McFarlane
Saudi Arabia
U.S
White House
Real estate developer arrested in California fraud case
John Peter Galanis, a 44 year old Syracuse University graduate, was arrested in Del Mar California on a 7 count indictment in a real estate scam. He allegedly defrauded about 1400 investors using tax shelters and investments tied to the failed Atlantic City project. Syracuse Savings Bank faced an $11.4 million 1986 loss and was sold to Norstar Bank of Central New York for 100 million dollars on the day of his arrest.
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Atlan City
Syracuse Savings Bank
John Peter Galanis
Millon
del Mar
Calif
New York State
Norstar Bank of
Central New York
Syracuse Savings
Atlantic City
State Banking Department
Norstar Bancorp
Syracuse Bank
Galanis
Syracuse University
California
Reagan pushes sale of F-5 jets to Honduras faces policy test
The Reagan administration seeks to export a dozen upgraded Northrop F-5 fighters to Honduras to counter Nicaragua's Soviet supplied forces. White House and State officials argue the sale maintains regional balance and deters escalation, while critics fear it undermines peace efforts and may provoke Nicaragua. Congress can block within 30 days after formal notification, with deliveries set to begin in December if unimpeded.
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Washington
Honduras
White House
State Department
Nicaragua
Congress
Nicara
Gua
Moscow
George Shultz
United States
House
Reagan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central America
Pentagon
Northrop
Marlin Fitzwater
Israel
U.S
Charles Redman
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