New York approves free college plan for low income students
Governor Cuomo and legislative leaders back the Liberty Scholarship program to cover the gap between grants and tuition for eligible New York college students. Beginning fall 1991, students from families with gross adjusted income up to 18 000 dollars receive a scholarship, with partial support up to 26 000 dollars and about 94 000 scholarships projected at full implementation.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Mario Cuomo
Liberty
New York College
State University of New York
New York
United States
Cuomo
Gary Fryer
Fryer
Retired Canton cop gets 60 days for cocaine charges
Former Canton Patrolman Daniel E. Freudeman 61 faces 60 days in a jail like setting after pleading guilty to selling four ounces of cocaine and possessing eight ounces with intent to distribute. He received three years probation and starts the sentence August 22 with potential transfer to a county jail or halfway house. The case arose from a three year narcotics probe led by the Narcotics Enforcement Task Force.
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Canton
Cleveland
Daniel E. Freudeman
Frank J Batisti
Freudeman
Samuel G Amendolara
Preservationists bemoan Wrights neighborhood demolitions
Ohio Historical Society may not stop the demolition near the Wright brothers cycle shop as the city razes two nearby houses. Aviation Trail Inc. chair laments loss of neighborhood texture while officials debate district boundaries and federal review requirements.
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Dayton
Ohio Historical Society
Wright Brothers
Gerald S. Sharkey
Aviation Trail Inc
Sharkey
Wright Brothers Cycle Co
Aviation Trail
Catherine Stroup
Stroup
Third Street
Alice Ann Wetzel
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