Facelift and New Attitude Transform Syracuse Apartment Complex
A New Jersey firm completes a 4 million renovation of Hilltop Hast and West in Syracuse, renamed Rolling Green Hs tates and Sunset Terrace. Once crime ridden and barely occupied, the 394 units now boast near full occupancy, with federal subsidies drawing new applicants as residents praise safer living and improved morale.
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Hilltop
Syracuse
New Jersey
Hilltop Hast
West
Rolling Green Hs
Tates
Sunset Terrace
Interstate Realty Management
E. Fayette St
Aperentie
Chittenango Firefighter Redlights Dies at 24
Paul Flynn of Chittenango died Wednesday at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital in Syracuse after battling double pneumonia. A volunteer firefighter since 16, he fought cystic fibrosis with a 1991 double lung transplant and was famed for entertaining children and aiding emergency dispatch work. The fire department will honor him with a ceremonial 10 31 at calling hours Friday.
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Redlights
Paul Flynn
Chittenango
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
Flynn
Fire Department
Carolyn
Fritz
NATO Eyes Expanded Role Including Former Warsaw Pact
The United States backs expanding NATO to potentially include Russia and Eastern European nations. A senior State Department aide outlined cooperative peacekeeping, military training, and planning steps as a NATO apprenticeship, with President Clinton set to propose open doors at the January summit, redefining NATO missions post Cold War.
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Hungary
United States
NATO
Russia
Europe
Warren Christopher
Washington
Christopher
Clinton
Secretary of State trip signals broader U S policy aims
The article notes an upcoming eight day international trip by a U S official to Eastern Europe to show support for Russia's stance toward President Boris Yeltsin. It also highlights stalled Haiti policy talks and rising tensions around regional security.
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Christopher
Leavey
Europa
Russeae
Boris Yeltsi
U.S
L A acquittal calms city after Denny beating trial
In Los Angeles, after Damian Williams was acquitted of attempting to kill Denny, the beating of a truck driver at the riot flashpoint prompted sighs of relief and division. Public anger eased though radio shows buzzed and officials faced the aftermath.
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Reginald Denny
Damian Williams
Denny
L.A
Edi Faal
Williams
Georgiana Williams
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