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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1999
Page
1
Dick Case writes on veterans who served in a different war. A North Side parcel seized for drug profits is repurposed as a refugee family’s home. Carrier Corp donates large machines to school shops in Liverpool Central Square and Quondaga Community College.
Esbay shows cloudy conditions with a high of 48 and low of 34. Mubsbay reports sunshine with a high of 52 and low 36. Fribay brings wind with a high 49 and low 36. Saturbay turns windy and colder with rain and snow showers. high 40 and low 23. Weather stats A2.
Local merchants share ideas from Harleys to home decor to high tech gadgets for holiday shoppers. Harry Kilpatrick, a 19 year old private in Hawaii when the bombs rained from the sky, remembered in a long retrospective. Bomb threat arrest leads news, Syracuse teen expelled becomes third accused of felony in ongoing case.
Pearl Harbor survivor Harry Kilpatrick of North Syracuse spoke at a new veterans memorial in Syracuse about his 58 years since Wheeler Field. He recalled fear and anger at the attack but stressed a life of military service and a desire to end war. Kilpatrick, 77, emphasized respect for Japanese people and a hope that future conflict can be avoided. Kilpatrick’s remarks followed his 50th wedding anniversary earlier in the day.
In a Y2K contingency, Onondaga County coordinators led by Vivian Douglas will deploy about 30 amateur radio operators to six command posts New Year’s Eve to sustain police fire and ambulance services if power and phone lines fail. If the crisis passes, they disband by noon Jan 1.
President Clinton and Congress plan bipartisan action to cut medical mistakes blamed for tens of thousands of deaths annually. Ed Kennedy leads Senate efforts with IOM guidance, while a White House official says Clinton will meet IOM and hospital leaders to outline initial steps, including a partnership with the American Hospital Association to produce a report from its 5,000 members.
The Herald's Journal Religion writers place the Protestant Reformation at the top of their milennium list. A judge dismisses a Christmas holiday suit with poetic rhetoric. A note on water bill payments detouring through Peru. A new wristwatch claims to monitor brood sugar levels for diabetes. A boyhood visitor to Fortuna North Dakota population 31 challenges locals to save the town.
A brief report notes advertisers target children and offers parental advice. A special concert marks the winter solstice. The piece mentions musical ranges from R B to classic swing and hints at family dynamics and sibling tensions.
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