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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2001
Page
8
The document notes lawmakers cleared a 10 day extender dated for June 7 to pay vendors and support state employees and local governments, lifting emergency spending to 182 billion since April. It warns June 17 as a deadline with no budget in place, and mentions uneven payment timing and a slight reduction in overall spending versus last year.
Syracuse city workers would be eligible for a seven year loan program totaling 2000 with 1 to 3 percent interest to fund home repairs down payments or closing costs. Mayor Bernardi seeks 100000 revolving fund to be run by two nonprofit organizations. The plan aims to keep employees in city service.
The Cicero Community Festival invites businesses organizations neighborhoods schools and musical groups to join the Grand Festival Parade on June 2 at 10 am. No entry fee. float creators can win prizes. Contact Jody Rogers 699 5233 or Tracy Higginbotham 635 4759 to enter. Le Moyne College hosts alumni reunion June 1 to 3 with parties golf tournament and family barbecue.
The Pouliot family alleges Eliot Spitzer and Syracuse officials unlawfully pressed for aggressive care at University Hospital a year ago. They seek 3 million dollars in damages plus 6 million in punitive damages, claiming the action caused months of intense pain and violated medical ethics. The case cites a prior court order terminating hydration as part of the motive to prevent repeats.
Kevin D. Armstrong 42 of 9 Marble St was charged with a felony count of animal abuse after police say he placed his sick cat in a weighted plastic bag and threw it into the Seneca River. A 12 year old neighbor witnessed the incident.
The Onondaga Park Association president Patty Black urges a green agenda with parks and open spaces as pivotal in a forthcoming mayoral race. She calls for an intensive search for a competent park commissioner with proven park management results.
Tully school superintendent Gary Heymann, 49, is due in Ocean City court in July on a DWI charge. He was stopped during a fluids leak incident near a Holiday Inn, with his 12 year old son in the hotel room. He was released on recognizance and is on leave of absence as the district names an acting superintendent. Heymann earns 96 thousand annually and has led a 1200 student district with a 1.5 million budget.
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