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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2000
Page
1
The county committee will discuss reasons behind fewer volunteer firefighters responding to emergency calls. A Skaneateles woman is honored for community service after it is learned her daycare center was closed by the state in 1998. A historic Syracuse home is spotlighted as a symbol of the season.
The report lists IOMOREDI S forecast on 34 cents night with cloudy skies and snow arrival. TWORSBAY expects snow tapering to flurries with a low of 26. FRIDAY brings mixed clouds and sun with a high of 34 and low 22. SATURDAY cloudy with late snow, high 32 and low 24. SONDAY windy and cold with lake effect snow, high 30 and low 22.
Vice president suspends recount attempts and will speak tonight. Court conservatives find agreement as networks scramble to explain the late night decision. Bush appears as a battered winner amid chaotic coverage.
A new owner plans to maintain current staff at Nine Mile Plants after a sale boosted price. The competition in the market cleared the path for a NiMe merger, with the acquiring entity signaling continuity in operations and employment.
Washington Gore conceded the overtime election after a 5-4 Supreme Court ruling against recounts in Florida. The decision ends a 36 day battle, suspending the recount and confirming George W. Bush with 271 electoral votes to Gore’s 267. Bush, in Texas, prepared for a gracious exit as victory was formalized.
The Supreme Court split 5 to 4, led by Chief Justice Rehnquist, finding Florida's recount rules vague and violating the Equal Protection Clause. The decision halted further recounts to meet the December 12 electors deadline, rejecting attempts to craft uniform rules. Justice Brewer dissented, urging a uniform standard and a Monday deadline.
Niagara Mohawk and partners win bid to sell the Nine Mile Point reactors to Constellation Nuclear for about $950 million. The deal values the plants at roughly 613 per kilowatt and aims for state and federal approvals to close by summer, paving the way for the Niagara Mohawk National Grid merger planned for late 2001.
Constellation Nuclear offers 950 million dollars for the Nine Mile Point plants, more than four times AmerGen Energy Co. previous 725 million offer. AmerGen had bid 127 dollars per kilowatt, while Constellation’s bid equates to 613 dollars per kilowatt for Nine Mile 1 against Nine Mile 2.
Syracuse chain WaffleWorks cuts four of its sixteen units as it shuts down locations in the city area. Hotel Syracuse advertises for investors via Wall Street Journal pleas while A16 Carousel surveys show area business interest in mall expansion but frustration with the tax deal. Betty Crocker unveils new meal planning software and holiday food ideas while Leonardo DiCaprio faces a $45 million lawsuit in court. Upstate Medical University advances diversity in medical studies. Daily Lottery numbers are listed from the New York State Lottery results line.
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