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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 2000

Page

2

Corrections column notes misprints and FDIC guidance

Herald Journal clarifies a 1971 Attica riot misname, a New York State Fair attendance, and FDIC insurance limits. It also corrects a misspelled SA name, and notes Dr Peter Cronkright’s move to University Health Care Manlius as a primary care physician.

Ann D’arcangelo Driscoll Attica John D’arcangelo Joan Driscoll Herald American Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC Fdic.gov Company Matters Peter Cronkright Baldwinsville University Health Gare Manlius

Delivery Guarantee and Customer Service Details

The Syracuse Herald Journal provides delivery by 5 p.m. and urges customers to call 470-0050 if late. Customer service operates 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sunday, with address and subscription details listed for Syracuse. Postage and mailing addresses include One Clinton Square and P.O. Box 4915.

Herald- Journal Syracuse Herald-Journal Herald Go Bar Clinton Square Syracuse N.Y P.O. Box

U S appeals for release of sick hostage in Philippines

Philippine officials and U S representatives urged Abu Sayyaf to free American Jeffrey Schilling of Oakland, Calif, who is seriously ill and needs regular medicine. Abu Sayyaf threatens beheadings if demands are not met as 18 other hostages remain on Jolo island.

Zamboanga Philippines U.S Jeffrey Schilling Abu Sayyaf Thomas Skipper Schilling Oakland Calif United States Jola Island

Suharto Too Ill to Stand Trial in Corruption Case

In Jakarta the former Indonesian dictator Suharto, aged 79, was declared too ill to appear for his high profile corruption trial. A two week delay was granted for independent medical evaluation as doctors cite risks of stroke and multiple health ailments.

Jakarta Indonesia Suharto

Kenyan Catholics vigil for slain American priest

Thousands gathered in Kenya's western highlands for an all night vigil and memorial Mass for Rev. John Kaiser, 67, Minnesota born priest and vocal Kenya human rights critic found shot near Naivasha. Four FBI agents assist Kenyan police in investigation into possible political assassination after 36 years of service.

Nyangusu Kenya John Kaiser Minnesota Kaiser Naivasha Nairobi FBI

Richardson visits Russian weapons site to open Avangard Technopark

U S Energy Secretary Bill Richardson toured Sarov, the former Arzamas-16, and pledged 13 million dollars to accelerate converting a nuclear weapons design facility into a civilian technology park. He opened the Avangard Technopark on the site and noted a shift to non weapon uses as part of U S nonproliferation efforts. A computer center was already inaugurated in Sarov last October.

Moscow U.S. Energy Bill Richardson Russia Richardson Avangard Sarov Arzamas-16 U.S. Energy Department America

Ruling lets temps join company unions nationwide

The National Labor Relations Board ruled that about 35 million temporary workers may form company unions if supervised by the client firm. The decision mainly affects longer term assignments and allows bargaining with both the temp agency and the assignment company, drawing praise from AFL-CIO President John Sweeney and concern from industry groups about potential cost shifts.

National Labor Relations Board The Labor Board Temp Afl-Cio John J. Sweeney

Park pollution hurts tourism near national parks study says

Abt Associates Inc in Bethesda examined the economic impact of dirty air on park visitation. Pollution from coal plants cars and factories causes haze over remote parks and forests, driving away tourists and costing nearby businesses millions in lost revenue.

Abt Associates Inc Bethesda

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