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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2001
Page
10
Ten year old Haselmayer of Cicero joins an Easter egg hunt at the Burnet Park ice rink on a Saturday. Eggs were scattered on the floor due to limited hiding spaces inside the indoor venue.
Gov. George Pataki ignored a late budget delay to keep Easter weekend plans intact. He attended Van Nest Little League duties in the Bronx Saturday morning, shopped on Arthur Avenue, then joined a banquet with the New York Hispanic Clergy Organization before a quiet Easter Sunday. Lawmakers planned an extra day off Monday before returning to Albany Tuesday.
Syracuse-born Daniel Berrigan among eight activists detained for trespassing at the Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum. The Jesuit priest, 80, condemned the museum and led a Way of the Cross walk after protests against the Vietnam War. He taught theology at Le Moyne College from 1957 to 1963 and has numerous prior arrests for activism.
Jessica Mathewson, 20, of Camillus, freed on $10,000 cash after being charged with second degree murder following an alleged infant homicide in 1994. In Madison County, search crews ended efforts for David Golley, 19, who reportedly drowned in Chittenango Creek. An 8 year old Oriskany Falls boy died after a crash that injured two others on Brennan Road Paris.
The Rev H Bernard Alex of Second Oliver Baptist Church notes Easter crowds tempt many families back to pews only briefly. Clergy like Rev Elizabeth Morey seek to make the familiar resurrection tale feel new while reaching casual attendees. CHURCH, PAGE SS
Frank and Leona Miller waded through over a foot of water at Beach Road after floods rose rapidly overnight. Their cat Tiger was evacuated to a friend's home while the couple, residents for more than 40 years, spent Easter in a hotel as water entered their Cicero house. Red Cross volunteers canvassed homes 8904 to 8950, with sandbags available at Town Hall Route 11 W South Bay Fire Department and Muskrat Bay areas. Beach Road remained open to locals but patrolled to keep nonresidents away.
A crowd of West Genesee High School students gathers weekly in Camillus to share concerns in a no stifle space dubbed the Acceptance Coalition Ax Co. The group, informal with no leaders, aims to provide an open forum for teens to talk about life, sexuality, dress, and other issues while promoting respect and acceptance among diverse peers.
McAndrew reports on the B C comic by Johnny Hart drawing the Menorah with candles going out and the words It is finished, prompting Jewish leaders and Syracuse Jewish Federation executives to call the strip offensive. Hart apologizes, saying the work was misunderstood and intended as a tribute to both faiths.
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