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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2001
Page
3
Fragmented text notes a 40 meter spill with gas or chemical discharge into a river or estuary. Mentions PCBs requiring cleanup and a planned response. Details are incomplete and names or dates are missing.
Harlem artist Hulbert Wal aruup unveiled a 20 by 35 foot mural titled The American Dream on a Bronx store wall. It memorializes Amadou Diallo, killed by New York City officers who fired 41 shots, 19 times, after allegedly mistaking a wallet for a gun. The mural was commissioned by store owner Joan Borrero.
Former President Bill Clinton will speak to the New York State United Teachers union in Rochester on May 4 with Hillary Rodham Clinton. He will receive NYSUT's Albert Shanker Award and is not paid for the appearance. NYSUT praised his education record and leadership.
Herald-Journal corrects a caption mis describing Dr Cedac Francis and Norma of Chittenango as organizers. The retirement party Friday is organized by Chittenango residents in honor of the Francises. Customer service promises delivery by 5 pm and offers toll free assistance.
Hawaii teachers reach a new contract seeking mainland compensation and addressing shortages. The talks centered on cost of living adjustments, with current salaries from about 58 000 to 79 000 per year and the agreement proposing raises to roughly 34 294 to 64 000, aiming to lift Hawaii from 18th in national averages.
In Tampa Florida a court approved ending nutrition for comatose Terri Schiavo after a decade in a vegetative state. The ruling ends the feeding tube dispute between her husband and her parents with the attorney for her husband asserting she would want to die. Terri Schiavo, 37, has remained in a coma since suffering a heart attack linked to medication.
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