07 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1993
Page
1
A compact notice outlines Freeman preparing for a pivotal clash as the gambling news focuses on national sport figures and rising expectations. This brief item highlights Freeman's bid for recognition amid looming challengers and public interest.
Lucy Harrison, a 17 year old who says she can now communicate with family and strangers via facilitated communication, asserts she is leaving her autism shackles behind. Her progress comes amid nationwide skepticism of the controversial method led by Syracuse University professor Douglas Biklen. Her father Leigh Harrison recalls initial doubts and cautious acceptance of the breakthrough.
Lucy Harrison challenges critics of Douglas Biklen and the facilitated communication method she helped popularize at Syracuse University. She advocates for understanding autism and keeping research open to inquiry amid ongoing debate.
A long-ago Mohawk homeland near Akwesasne is recalled with its four converging rivers the dye drums land and the sturgeon. The piece contrasts ancient Mohawk life with modern pollution hazards fish advisories and lingering whispers of smuggling traffic and bingo. Tom Porter dreams of returning after 25 years as a spiritual reader gathers memories.
A group of Mohawks from EE the St Regis Mohawk Reservation near Massena purchased more than 300 acres in the town of Palatine near Utica, marking a notable land deal involving the St Regis community.
Crouse-Hinds will preserve 1,200 jobs long term and may grow if it acquires more businesses. Major changes include Bristol-Myers Squibb expansion and Carrier Corp staying, while Pass & Seymour plans closure. Syracuse manufacturers face a low employment peak amid state government opposition. Jim Gray cites home-town commitment despite challenges.
A chart shows manufacturing employment in Central New York with current figures and a projection indicating growth or decline in coming periods. The data highlights how Paesikey Manufacturing influences regional job totals and future hiring expectations.
A Syracuse man, Charles Cook, 27, of 135 W Lafayette Ave, was shot several times in the abdomen at 116 Kellogg St. He died at University Hospital after being found by a friend. Police pursued Gilbert L Jones, unknown source mentioned possible drug involvement, neighbors heard a disturbance, this marked Syracuse’s 15th homicide this year.
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