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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2000
Page
1
The Buffalo Sabres secure a playoff berth by drawing 1-1 with the Washington Capitals. Key players contributed, with the result ensuring their position in the postseason standings. Washington battled for control but could not convert in the final period.
Tonight mostly cloudy with a flurry possible. Tuesday snow likely with a low of 30. Wednesday variably cloudy with flurries and a high of 44 and a low of 38. Thursday partly to mostly sunny with a high of 52 and a low of 36. Friday a chance of showers with a high near 60 and a low of 42.
Vijay Singh wins the Masters by three strokes, earning the green jacket. The page highlights Singh as the champion and notes the decisive final round performance securing the victory.
Washington researchers report airlines failed to meet promised service in 1999 with most measures worsening except baggage handling. Dean Headley of Wichita State University says overall performance slipped while consumer complaints remain at record levels. The 10 largest carriers posted a 74.8 percent on time rate in February, better than January’s 72.7 percent.
Officials clash over property assessments in Syracuse as county and state figures show differing values for the same building at 4520 Salina Street. Preston deLaski bought and renovated the 2000 square foot office years ago, with county figures valuing it near 188000 today while city assessments place it at 100000. Local owners report a weak market, and tax-base debates tie to how much sales tax revenue goes to the city.
Attorney General Janet Reno says she hopes the rule of law prevails as relatives and officials discuss returning six year old Elian Gonzalez to his father. Federal officials plan a meeting in Miami with psychiatrists to speed the transfer, though relatives in Florida cite illness and resistance and did not commit to attend.
A satirical column mocks baby abandonment by suggesting a safe haven for newborns while humorists and other figures critique family dynamics. The piece weaves in unrelated sports and lottery mentions, noting blood cancer jokes and controversial statements alongside lottery results and state listings.
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