12 Dec 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1999
Page
1
Siren and neonatologist at Crouse Hospital join local clinicians concentrating on the most fragile times of life. The stories appear in the fourth of a nine part series The Future of Medicine AA-1.
The State Department warned Americans overseas of credible evidence that terrorists could strike during holiday gatherings. Citizens abroad were urged to avoid large crowds and stay low profile. An official linked the threat to Osama bin Laden, tied to last year’s embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania.
Rick Danko, famed bassist and singer with The Band, longtime collaborator with Bob Dylan, died Friday at his Marbletown home. He helped shape 1960s and 1970s rock with the group’s early albums and touring legacy.
Russian forces delay promised attack on Grozny to allow more civilians to flee. Estimates place 10,000 to 40,000 residents still sheltering in basements and bomb shelters as the surrounded capital remains under threat. Correction note directs readers to contact Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn.
Local dealers report a surge in firewood sales as fears of Y2K power failures spur stockpiling. Prices vary by seller with Affordable Firewood raising a face cord from 45 to 65, while Raimondo Bros. keeps 65 year round.
Syracuse joins early adopters with an Home Ownership Empowerment Voucher plan using federal rent subsidies to fund mortgages for Section 8 recipients for up to ten years. The Syracuse Housing Authority will run the effort, drawing from its Family Self-Sufficiency program to identify eligible families among 3,000 in the subsidy pool.
The June dinner shows Terry McAuliffe as Clinton’s key fund raiser and confidant. He touts about 275 million dollars raised for Clinton causes, while running a private empire from telecommunication to real estate through a private, low profile network. McAuliffe’s firms and connections illustrate a shift from traditional political patronage to personal wealth tied to campaign fundraising.
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