22 Apr 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2001
Page
1
A Sunday note on weather hints at high pressure bringing warmth and springlike conditions. The piece mentions temperatures around 52 degrees and references savings and coupons appearing in today’s newspaper.
As concern over the environment grows, Sierra Club memberships rise about 32,000 nationally and 30 percent locally in Central New York. Greenpeace and the National Audubon Society report surges in members within George W. Bush's first 100 days. Local leaders attribute the spike to heightened awareness and frustration with current policy.
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Dee Barney, 38, underwent a mastectomy at Oswego Hospital after discovering an aggressive inflammatory breast cancer in December. The two hour operation removed the cancerous breast and involved dissecting lymph nodes, with doctors noting nests of cancer cells that may require chemotherapy and radiation. Barney, who turns 40 in October, held onto a birthday party fantasy as she faced treatment and uncertain prognosis.
A veteran FBI investigator warned two years before arrest that Moscow could have a mole inside the bureau. The claim, doubted by Freeh officials, preceded the February arrest of agent Ruben Hanssen for spying for Russia. The case has since prompted reviews of the bureau’s mole hunt and raised questions about prior focus on the CIA.
About 30,000 demonstrators converge on Quebec City protesting a proposed free trade pact as presidents and prime ministers ratify a plan to create a vast free trade zone. Police use water cannons and rubber bullets amid clashes. Bush and Chretien defend trade while backing environmental and labor standards.
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