05 Aug 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2001
Page
1
The Sunday morning page features a playful sunrise forecast noting heat and potential showers to shape the weekend. readers are reminded of coupons and savings in today’s newspaper.
A broad look at how a single tip about Chandra Levy spiraled through The National Enquirer internet television and newspapers. It traces a sensational blow up call, denials and retractions, and a wild tip to Fort Lee Virginia that officials later dismissed as unfounded.
An 8-year-old girl, Christine Lanzatame, pulled her unconscious 3-year-old brother Michael Lanzatame from a backyard pool in Clay. Neighbor performed CPR until rescue crews arrived. Michael remained in serious condition at University Hospital in Syracuse. Sheriff’s deputies provided incident details.
A New York City family arrived at Amenia's Santa's Workshop to find the gates locked and Santa ill for 7 to 10 days, ending the park's June opening for the first time in 52 years. In Wilmington tourism and jobs hinge on the attraction as a former Sylvan Beach businessman faces grand larceny charges, while Robert Reiss and Gregory Cunningham eyed a sale to modernize the park.
Three United Steelworkers locals representing 600 workers at Crucible Specialty Metals walked out after rejecting the company’s best offer. The strike comes as foreign dumping and a strong dollar depress steel prices, with about a quarter of the industry in Chapter 11.
Syracuse plans to install 30 designer steel and cast iron trash bins in Clinton Square and other downtown areas as part of a broader upgrade. Officials say the high-style bins are durable and will replace aging standard cans amid Clinton Square’s $8.5 million renovation into a park and skating site.
A 1975 photo from South Salina and East Fayette shows wire mesh trash cans, lightweight and easily tipped. In 1990 the city bought square metal cans at about $500 each with adjustable feet and hinged lids to keep out rain. By 2001 Syracuse invested in 30 black iron cans costing 700 each for Clinton Square and other downtown locations.
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