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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2001
Page
1
Final Edition reviews Tim Green's stance on league macho image alongside the Korey Stringer tragedy. Also notes Diversity Southeast Asian Festival celebrating multiple cultures and events on Page C1 and Page 67.
Tonight brings a shower and storm risk before Saturday clears to partly sunny and less humid with a low near 60. Sunday turns very warm with sunshine and a high around 88. Monday stays sunny, hot and humid with a high near 90. Tuesday remains hazy, hot and humid with a high about 90 and a low near 66.
Backstreet Boys members speak candidly about honesty in their music and A J McLean demonstrates courage in addressing past struggles. The piece highlights resilience, artistic commitment, and the group's ongoing evolution as shared on Page C7.
Former SU cornerback Will Allen stays competitive in on-field drills during Giants training camp while off-field scrimmages draw attention from New York press. Hutchings avoids firing as Pataki labels budget plan baseline possibly unconstitutional amid local budget battles.
Sen Hoffmann claims victory as Hutchings Psychiatric Center in Syracuse remains open under a $796 billion baseline budget. The legislature adopted the measure Thursday, removing Pataki's plan to close Hutchings and requiring legislative action to shut the 136 bed facility on Madison Street employing about 520 people.
Washington Republicans backed by President Bush push a patients' rights bill that narrows HMO lawsuits compared to the Senate version. Rep Charles Norwood brokered the deal with the administration, signaling a narrow victory as talks with the Senate loom and core protections like emergency care payment and appeal rights are included in a limited form.
About 50 steelworkers and families picketed the Geddes plant on State Fair Boulevard after USWA Local 1277 rejected the company contract. The pact eliminated pensions and retirement medical benefits for new workers, prompting discontent. Local 1277 voted 421 to 26 against. Local 14532-18 voted 41 to 2 against. the two-day extension expired at midnight.
John Tobin a Fulbright scholar from Connecticut was released from a southern Russia prison after serving about half of a one year drug sentence. He walked out with two US Embassy aides and belongings in a shopping bag. A 15 judge panel had approved the parole board’s recommendation. Tobin faced espionage allegations earlier, claimed he was framed, and was set to return to the United States by midweek.
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