24 Apr 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2001
Page
1
A small building on the old county penitentiary property, once a trolley house, is under consideration for preservation and possible incorporation into a nearby park. Navy notes.
Brisk and void tonight. Wednesday will be chilly with plenty of sun and a low near 30. Thursday brings a minor afternoon shower with a high around 66 and a low near 44. Friday is warmer with a possible shower, high 66 low 40. Mostly sunny and 70 with a low of 42. Weather stats A2.
Cmdr Scott Waddle was disciplined for dereliction and negligent hazarding of a vessel after the USS Greeneville collision with the Ehime Maru. He testified without immunity, avoiding a tribunal while Lt jg Michael Coen and Lt Cmdr Gerald Pfeifer also dodged court-martial amid mixed international reactions.
UPS says a pregnant worker with a medical restriction cannot continue heavy physical duties. Almedia Knox, 25, of Fulton, was told to stay home until delivery after saying her doctor limited her to no sitting more than 25 pounds. California requires temporary light duties for pregnant workers, while federal law does not. The policy hinges on federal rules and local contracts, with doctors often restricting the type of physical labor kept.
In February the Syracuse Alternative Learning Academy began on the former Maria Regina campus, a two story building off Court Street. The program, a partnership between the Syracuse school district and Alternatives Unlimited Inc., serves 34 former dropouts in morning classes plus a separate afternoon program for 17 suspended students. Students praise a distraction free environment and teachers who show up, but note it lacks basics like science labs, libraries, and textbooks.
In a 5-4 decision the Supreme Court held officers may arrest and handcuff drivers for infractions punishable only by a fine such as failing to wear a seat belt. The majority rejected claims that such arrests violate the Fourth Amendment, saying the actions were not an excessive seizure. Justice Souter wrote for the majority, joined by Rehnquist Kennedy Thomas and Scalia.
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