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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 2000

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Tailhook probe underway after Nevada convention incident

The Navy investigates allegations of inappropriate conduct by service members during the Tailhook convention at the Nugget Hotel in Sparks Nevada. An inspector general review follows a report of inappropriate comments and possible physical contact toward a civilian couple dining and passing in a crowded hotel corridor during the August gathering.

Wasnington Navy Tailhook Association Naval Aviators Organization Marine Corps Lnief Wrtten Nugget Sparks Nev Adm Steve Pietropaoli Althogh Pietropaoli

National Guard joins Washington wildfire fight

Gov. Gary Locke ordered 530 National Guard members to battle a 100000 acre blaze in southern Washington amid low humidity and 35 mph gusts. The fire has caused at least 1 million dollars in damage while forests and sagebrush burn, threatening populated areas as more troops mobilize from Fort Campbell and Montana battles widen.

Cynthia Reichelt U.S. Forest Service United States Fort Campbell Montana Bitterroot

Medicaid enrollment shifts for children raise recertification

The state phases in a new rule requiring all children in Child Health Plus to apply for Medicaid and undergo recertification via contracted community agencies. Many eligible children may move to Medicaid or stay in Child Health Plus during a 60 day temporary enrollment, with outreach to families, doctors, and health plans to prevent loss of coverage.

Blue Cross Blue Shield United Healthcare Total Care Child Health Plus Dwyer Blue Cross BlueShield BlueCross BlueShield

Hows Topery: Journal corrects factual inaccuracies

Herald Journal editors invite readers to report errors in coverage by calling 470 0011. The space notes a commitment to full fair accurate reporting and corrections policy for their readers.

Herald-Journal

Clinton launches internet clearinghouse for teachers

President Clinton unveiled a one stop site at www.recruitingteachers.org to help schools locate qualified teachers and for teachers to find job postings. He cited a nationwide shortage and outlined a plan with 1 billion dollars to recruit and train teachers and 1.75 billion to fund hiring 100,000 teachers to lower early grade class sizes.

Clinton Africa

Memorial service for WWII aircrew in Iceland crash

In August 2000, a long hidden 1941 crash site on a snow peak in Iceland yielded four crew members from a Fairey Battle bomber. Walden police cited substantial scholarship funds and vivid remnants of the victims as rescuers from Britain, Iceland, and the USA gathered. The four men will be buried at Fosefogur Commonwealth war grave cemetery in Reykjavik. The reveal came after unusually warm weather thawed the ice on the glacier.

Britain Royal Air Force Iceland Mountain Rescue and Coast Guard Black Hawk Rar Fosefogur Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery Reykjavik

Wrong man found in Walden arrest case turns up wrong man

Police mistook Robert Cornwell for Gregory R. Miller after Miller appeared on America's Most Wanted. Officers busted a Walden apartment, thinking Miller lived there. Miller had not been seen since April 1998 after being charged with sex abuse of two young girls.

Gregory R. Miller Walden Miller New York City Robert Cornwell du Jour New Jersey

West Nile Virus in New York Great Blue Herons

In Cayuga County a dead great blue heron was sent for testing as officials monitor a possible second local case. Statewide reports show about 20 new bird infections daily, with final results due next week amid concerns over an outbreak among wetlands and waterways.

Stone Cayuga County New York State Health Department West Nile

Weather data and hotlines for Syracuse area forecasts

NewsLine provides four digit codes for local weather forecasts warnings and travel advisories for Auburn Weedsport Oswego and Pulaski with updates every ten minutes Enter 9080 2445 2600 2446 or 9081 for related services plus online weather data from Syracuse Newspapers at http syracuse com loaded with forecasts summaries and Nexrad images

NewsLine Auburn Weedsport Oswego Pulaski Syracuse Inernet Nexrad Syracuse.com

Former teacher donates 2.8 million to Eastman School

A former music teacher leaves 2.8 million to Eastman School of Music in Rochester creating a scholarship fund named for Edna McLaughlin. The gift supports improved student aid and program funding at the university music school.

Eastman Eastman School Eastman School of Music Rochester Edna McLaughlin

Bodies of WWII airmen found in Icelandic ice

Rescuers on an Icelandic glacier reached the preserved remains of four British airmen buried in ice after harsh weather and unstable ground. The find comes as search teams continue to recover artifacts from wartime wreckage in remote Arctic terrain.

Icelandic

Billboard ad mocks Giuliani to be removed by sponsor

PETA says a Wisconsin dairy ad campaign featuring Rudy Giuliani with a milk mustache and the line got prostate cancer was taken down after the sponsor cited lack of permission to use his likeness. The ads linked milk to cancer claims, prompting PETA to announce the removal.

New York Rudy Giulani PETA Wisconsin Giuliani Bruce Friedrich

West Nile cases rise in New York City threats and bird concerns

An 87-year-old Brooklyn woman remained in critical condition and an 84-year-old Staten Island resident was listed as serious as New York City braces for West Nile virus. Five residents have been diagnosed this year, with spray plans in Bronx, Brooklyn and Staten Island. The National Audubon Society warns habitat loss and pesticides threaten birds more than the virus, while migratory birds have fallen 60 percent since 1969.

New York New York City Brooklyn Staten Island City Bronx Staten Isand Neil L. Cohen Ward Stone Bianchi Audubon

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