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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2000
Page
8
April showers gave way to snow in the Syracuse region with the National Weather Service predicting inches of wet snow by morning. The storm was to taper to flurries by late morning as gusty winds push daytime highs into the mid 30s.
More than 100 members of the 174th Fighter Wing Air National Guard returned Saturday from Saudi Arabia aboard a chartered Boeing 727 arriving around 2 20 am. Second Lt. Jeff Brown said most spent about 24 to 2 weeks at Prince Sultan Air Base helping enforce the no fly zone over Iraq.
A Syracuse woman suffered a minor stab wound to her left shoulder by her boyfriend in a dispute about her eviction notice at a West Side home on Otisco Street. She was treated at Crouse Hospital and released. Police sought the boyfriend Saturday night.
The state Agriculture Commission announces a voluntary recall of Cora brand chopped garlic in water from Diva Farms of Broad Street Asica after routine sampling found 7 2-ounce glass jars packed to allow organism growth. Consumers should return the jars.
An infant shaken by his father March 31 has improved to fair condition, University Hospital supervisor said. Daykree, about 9 weeks old, is the child of LaDaniel Connor, 29, of 321 Tolly St. Syracuse, police said he became stressed when he could not quiet the baby.
A Saturday photo caption in the Syracuse paper misidentifies Robb Hamilton as a police officer. Hamilton, not a officer, fills in for injured goalie Nick Kicist during the charity match between Syracuse police and firefighters.
Officials warn slow return of Census forms in Cayuga Madison Onondaga and Oswego counties may force more field work next month. Only four communities meet targets as Syracuse University students remain uncounted and outreach steps include dorm visits and door knocks to boost response.
Loree Johnson, Jon Hay and Christina Andriani shared how divorce shaped their lives at a Saturday conference in Syracuse. The event, titled The Impact of Parental Separation on Children, was hosted by the Syracuse based Children Ist! group to educate parents on custody and family disruption.
In Syracuse, residents mourn Carol Thomas who was killed Apr 4 1990 by a crazed neighbor at Carol's Foods. Her son Chuck, 47, died of a heart attack on Apr 3 1990 on the same floor, after stepping into the family business and caring for the neighborhood.
Calling hours are 5 to 8 p.m. today at New Jerusalem Church for Chuck Dozier. Services are 11 a.m. Monday at Tucker Baptist Church. The neighbor Carol Perry notes the impact on Salina and Wood, with Dozier family running a grocery and South Side News.
U S Rep James Walsh faces Assembly critics accusing him of pressuring for a closed door bid on Onondaga Lake cleanup funding and design build. Assembly leaders say the move could bar local firms and workers though Walsh argues a single bid speeds and cuts costs. County officials note local labor protection promises.
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