17 Apr 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2001
Page
1
A city page column suggests the county should take over the remainder of Burnet Park citing maintenance and funding concerns. The piece frames the transfer as beneficial for long term upkeep and public access, urging officials to consider the proposal.
Breezy with new showers tonight. Wednesday will bring sun after clouds. Thursday partly cloudy with a high near 46 and a low around 3. Friday: some sun, a shower possible, high 58, low 42. Saturday mostly cloudy with a 3 chance of rain, high 65, low 46.
In Upstate New York three hundred seventy people wait for kidney or pancreas transplants as national shortage grows. Joe Sorbello, 46, Camillus, has waited 31 months with eight potential matches failing. National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week urged signing donor cards and telling family to ensure consent.
Benin authorities, aided by U.N. officials, boarded the suspected slave ship MV Etireno amid reports of unaccompanied children. Officials cautioned that another unidentified vessel may be involved, while a government minister said a mix-up left the true ship unclear. Two minibuses of children were sheltered locally, and a full investigation aims to confirm any trafficking.
In a Manley Field House lobby a circle of Syracuse figures including Jim Boeheim Spike Lee Jake Crouthamel Roy Simmons Jr. and Jim Brown heard Kueth Duany speak of aiding Sudanese refugees. Duany described his outreach and his cousin’s life in California amid gang danger as Brown listened and offered warmth.
The Talent Co presents Fans the Musical at B2 Music Theater with opening Friday. Commentary by Julianne Malveaux claims Congress saves the credit industry from itself. Lottery results contact line listed with numbers and codes.
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