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Syracuse Post-Standard (Newspaper) - December 15, 2008, Syracuse, New York WAIT JUST A SECOND The worlds timekeepers are making 2008 a bit longer PAGE A8 The O 2008 The DECEMBER 2008 FINAL EDITION 50 CENTS SU WOMENS BASKETBALL SYRACUSE ORANGE NIAGARA PURPLE EAGLES PAGE Cl ON See images from the game and more at Bailout plan for auto industry remains stalled The Bush administration tossed out no lifeline for the tee tering auto industry and a Republican who blocked billion in loans said it ap the White House hadnt decided what to The administration is consid ering ways to provide emergen cy aid to General Motors and Chrysler which have said they could run out of cash soon without federal PAGE A5 Insurgents wont talk with Somalias leaders Somalias president fired his prime minister Sunday and ac him of paralyzing the government with inefficiency and Hours as the govern ment veered toward Islamic insurgents held a news conference in the capital and vowed never to negotiate with the PAGE A3 Bills fumble away win over Jets likely The Jets defense was batter ed all gamet with the Buffalo Bills primed for an One big hit and one favorable bounce kept New York in con trol of its playoff Abram Elam sacked Los man and Shaun Ellis picked up the fumble and rumbled 11 yards into the end zone with less than two minutes left to give the Jets the goahead score for a 3127 victory The Jets 95 entered in a threeway tie with Miami and New but hold the tie The Dolphins beat San Francisco 149 to keep pace with the PAGE C1 Disc jockeys joke leads to serious holiday help Hot Jus Mic was kidding about giving away paper but a phone call from a 7yearold boy changed his Corrections Call 4702240 to discuss a correction on a news Subscription questions Call 470NEWS MILD It will be very cloudy today and showers are ex but tem will be far above It will turn cooler on Complete B6 HIGH 56 LOW 27 THE 11501 Pater son Collect tax on cigarettes Governor expected to sign targeting By Glenn Coin Staff writer David Paterson is expected to sign a today in Utica that would enforce the collection of taxes on cigarettes sold at Assemblyman who sponsored the in the said Pater sons office told him last week the governor would sign the in Utica Ithink its something we definitely should do because those taxes should be said whose district in cludes Oneida Indian Na tion convenience stores that sell ciga The courts have said they should be col Supporters say collect ing the tax would bring the state million a year in revenues at a time when Paterson is proj budget deficits of tens of billions of dollars over the next few PAGE A4 Higher taxes After opposing higher taxes for months as David Paterson will seek to increase several taxes from gasoline to clothing as well as make changes in the income tax that will make New Yorkers pay more to fix state governments fiscal For see Page Jennifer BRENDA of attends the Syracuse Research holiday party Saturday evening at the Milton Rubenstein Museum of Science Technology in To the left is her Andrew Is the party over For some For holiday festivities are just downsized like everything else in todays economy By Charley Hannagan Staff writer If the holiday party is the barometer of how well a company is its a mixed bag in Central New This the last full week before is prime company party whether its a potluck among the cubicles with carols playing through computer speakers or a posh night at the Turning Stone Resort and Even if economy has deflated the mood at your its still important to hold some kind of year end event to thank said Madelyn a partner in the employee benefits group at Burke in PAGE A4 Medical examiner to retire Arthritis forces Mary Jumbelic to give up By John OBrien Staff writer Mary Jumbelic has decided to leave her job as Onondaga Countys chief medical examiner because rheumatoid ar is preventing her from doing what she loves investigating Jumbelic said Sunday she has submitted a letter to the county seeking early retirement from the job she has held for 10 Shes been bat tling severe pain and stiffness in her hip and knee for nine and has been out of work on an extended medical leave since It is my Jum belic said chok ing up during a phone in as she talked about her Its been getting harder and harder to Ive been kind of like slogging it Every medication protocol that Ive I keep failing Jum belic said the rheu tis has inhib Jumbelic her from doing her Shes lost die dexterity in her hands she needs to do she And she cant stand at death scenes for long without causing severe pain in her hip and Jumbelic said she didnt want to simply oversee other forensic pathologists without doing autopsies and going to crime scene in Im used to getting my hands going to scenes and seeing it JUMBELIC PAGE A4 Bush ducks as shoes fly during visit to Baghdad President brushes off melee caused by reporter at news Thaier AP PRESIDENT BUSH finishes talking with reporters Sunday in Baghdad after an Iraqi correspondent threw his shoes at the The president wasnt Next to Bush is Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri A sequence of photographs below shows a man identified as tossing shoes at By Jennifer Loven The Associated Press Baghdad On an Iraq trip shrouded in secrecy and marred by President George Bush on Sunday hailed progress in the war that defines his presi dency and got a reminder of his unpopularity when a man hurled two shoes at him during a news This is the end shouted me later identified as Mun tadar a correspondent for an Iraqi owned station based in Bush ducked both shoes as they whizzed past his head and landed with a thud against the wall be hind It was a size Bush joked The president visited the Iraqi capital just 37 days before he hands the war off to his Barack who has pledged to end The president wanted to highlight a drop in violence in a nation still riven by ethnic strife and to celebrate a recent security which calls for troops to withdraw from Iraq by the end of PAGE A4

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