20 Apr 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2001
Page
1
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with drizzle and a chance of thunderstorms. Sunday will be partly sunny and warm with a high around 80 and a low near 52. Monday may see a shower or thunderstorm with a high about 68 and a low of 52. Tuesday turns cloudy with possible rain and a high near 66.
Syracuse burglary and robbery suspect Joe Hopper, 28, leaped about 40 feet from a third floor window during police questioning. He fractured his pelvis and ankle, survived the fall, and remained in serious condition at University Hospital. Hopper had robbing charges at Convenient Food Mart and Chase Manhattan Bank after a dawn break in. He was arrested after a note demanding money and alleged weapon threat. Police described the jump as an apparent attempt to gain freedom during interrogation.
Leaders from 34 nations converge on Quebec for the Summit of the Americas to discuss a Free Trade Area of the Americas. The pact would abolish most tariffs within the Western Hemisphere and could reshape export wealth and competition across the region.
Veterinarians and epidemiologists in New York City on April 28 will explore starting a pet cancer registry, arguing that tracking cancers in cats and dogs can reveal environmental carcinogens and potential human cancer clusters. Susan Ettinger notes animals stay in small environments, aiding study.
Columnists weigh in on how negotiations in the Kidman Cruise split hinge on financial terms. Mitchard reflects on sleep’s meaning, while Charen cautions that the China spy plane episode could herald a new Cold War era.
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