10 Dec 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1999
Page
1
Le Moyne College announces reaching its $25 million fundraising target with over six months remaining in the campaign. Separate page C1 notes "Old Newsboys" special papers available today and Saturday to aid purchasing holiday presents for those in need. A1S reports Lockheed Martin securing a $94 million radar systems contract for U.S. air traffic control.
Sharply colder conditions bring some snow. Saturday turns windy with possible squalls and a low near 23. Sunday milder with sunshine, high 44 and low 32, followed by a mix of clouds and sun Monday with 46/34. Tuesday adds increasing clouds and a chance of rain, 50/32.
Health officials say they cannot pinpoint why cancer prevalence clusters in certain areas across the state. The report notes multiple factors may influence patterns, and experts urge continued study and data collection.
Charles Schulz discusses the enduring appeal of his comic strip Peanuts in a feature on page C7. He attributes longevity to relatable humor and steady character dynamics, noting fans across generations continue to connect with the daily misadventures of Snoopy and the gang.
Tennessee wins at home opener versus Oakland in a strong display led by key players. The game marked the Titans first night game at the venue this season, drawing notable attendance and signaling a positive start for the squad.
Madison County actions to foreclose on 13 Oneida owned parcels threaten out of court talks over the Oneida Indian Nation land claim. Ray Halbritter cited waning willingness to mediate and warned foreclosure may violate the process as the nation seeks return of 250000 acres seized in earlier state transactions.
Thousands of mourners joined a three mile procession for six firefighters killed last week in Worcester Massachusetts. President Clinton told the city that the nation mourns with them and will stand by their side.
New York became the first state to publish maps of cancer rates by county, intended to reveal neighborhood clusters and link them to pollution sources. Critics dismissed the effort as useless, questioning the neighborhood data and its usefulness for scientific investigation.
U.S investigators examine possible inside help for a stealth eavesdropping device at the State Department after a Russian diplomat’s regular visits outside the building. Agents used a portable detector to locate a radio signal from a conference room and questioned 50 to 100 meeting participants as the probe widens.
A collage of brief items includes speculation on Crown Princess Masako’s pregnancy in Japan, a Peoria boy volunteering as a Salvation Army bell ringer for Christmas toys, an Oregon bank robber with an orange taxi getaway, and assorted Weekend features on music, theater, and editorials.
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