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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1997
Page
1
The Herald Journal reports rising U S emissions amid concerns among African farmers who wonder if droughts and climate shifts are divine punishment, highlighting agricultural impact and international debates on responsibility.
Amatullah Yamini becomes the first Black woman legislator marking a historic milestone while Spur first-term leader says the task ahead is substantial. The Federal Reserve chair addresses the Metropolitan Development Association meeting in Syracuse, scheduled for today on Page C6.
The forecast shows Thursday morning rain showers with afternoon snow and a low near 28. Friday brings cloudy skies with snow showers and squalls, high 34. Saturday expects variable clouds with likely snow showers, high 32. Sunday turns partly sunny, brisk with a high around 32.
Washington Republicans lashed out after Attorney General Janet Reno rejected an independent counsel and kept the probe on track. Reno defended 69 pages of legal analysis while Clinton and Gore praised her methodical ruling and a House panel considers hearings next week.
Astronaut Winston Scott and pilot Steven Landsey tested a beach ball sized robotic camera aboard the shuttle Columbia. The device, attached to a 17 foot extendible crane, transmitted live video of the cockpit windows and cargo bay as it hovered above the crew. Scott praised the setup after nine successful crane placements.
On day three of talks in Kyoto Japan delegates from 150 nations discuss a new climate protocol to extend emission controls to developing nations. The Third World bloc urges concrete guidelines for rich countries and debates whether mandates apply to poorer states as scientists warn of up to six degrees warming by 2100.
The Metropolitan Development Association has hired a consultant to promote tourism in Central New York. The move aims to attract visitors to local sites and boost regional appeal, with plans to identify key attractions and marketing opportunities.
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