Burstyn to Lead Syracuse University School of Education
Joan N. Burstyn, professor at Rutgers, named dean to succeed Burton Blatt at SU, pledging to honor his legacy by strengthening ties with public schools and building coalitions with business and industry. She plans a listening-first year, assessing strengths and weaknesses before guiding the school forward.
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SU Dean Burstyn
School of Education
Syracuse University
Burton Blatt
Joan N. Burstyn
Rutgers University
Syracuse
Education
Burstyn
New York
Rutgers
Carnegie-Mellon
Uni
Versity
West Genesee
Jamesville-De Witt
Bernardi and Young Debate Taxes and Spending Plans
Republican Roy Bernardi argues for budget cuts and experience as city auditor to tighten city finances. Democrat Tom Young urges spending necessary for services, touting honest talk and straight dealing. Both back police staffing, city county consolidation, and a settlement with Syracuse University on tax issues.
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Roy Bernardi
Syracuse
Tom Young
Young
Bernardi
Syracuse University
Stan Linhorst City Editor Contact Note
City Editor Stan Linhorst is listed with phone contact 470 2265 for Monday October 7. The brief reference appears as a newsroom masthead or internal contact card from the publication.
Christian Yellow Pages debate in Upstate New York
Local business owners in Syracuse recall Christian Yellow Pages listings three years after their release. Some say ads drew negative reactions and little measurable business, while others note occasional referrals. Publication, from Family of Faith Foundation, has not been distributed in the area for two years due to lack of local sales personnel.
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Central New York
Jeanne Oot
Davis Florist Inc
Family of Faith Foundation
Modesto
Calif
Syracuse
W.R. Tomson
Tomson
Upstate
New York
Gary Fink
Do-Right Post Control
Two Die In Separate County Auto Crashes
Two people died in separate crashes over the weekend in Onondaga County. Michael Coyne, 39, of Clay, died at the scene after his 1982 Horizon veered off West Taft Road near Bear Road in the early hours. Michele L. Fredella, 16, of Fayetteville, died at State University Hospital after her car lost control on Duguid Road Saturday night while driving with a learner’s permit. The fatalities raise the weekend road toll to three, with the Baldwinsville death reported Friday. Investigators noted no skid marks in Coyne’s crash and said Fredella was illegally driving without a supervising adult.
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Michael Coyne
Norstar Blvd
Clay
Sheriff's Department
Michele L. Fredella
Tall Oaks Drive
Fayetteville
State University Hospital
Manlius
Onondaga County
Baldwinsville
J. J. Coyne
West Taif Road
Bear Road
W. Taft Road
Coyne
Robert Burns
Gary Dunham
Duguid Road
Eye sores fade as urban rehab moves to suburbs
The column notes downtown eyesores shift outward as Hueber-Breuer and Seattle firms rehab blocks from Salina Street to Armory Square. It highlights 325 S. Salina’s bank rehab, the split rock gulf derelict state property, and the push to place Split Rock on the National Register while preserving historic ties and local lore.
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Salina
Big Mac
City Center
Armory Square
Galleries
Federal
Clinson Square
Third National Bank
United Way
Fayette and Salina
Witherill
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