19 Dec 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1999
Page
1
A Central New York poll shows Syracuse University fans favor football coach Paul Pasquatoni over rivals. The survey ranks Pasquatoni as more popular than other SU sports figures, highlighting strong support among local supporters.
The article discusses new preservation efforts targeting U S Route 20 and outlines community impact plans, with emphasis on local partnerships and funding implications for historical preservation and civic engagement. A secondary note mentions a New Year wedding among couples, highlighting social milestones in the community.
Digest notes persistent bad weather forces NASA to delay the Hubble Space Telescope repair mission for the ninth time this year. Liftoff is tentatively set for 7 50 p m tonight as shuttle managers consider one final launch attempt before ending the effort.
The Syracuse Newspapers Home for the Holidays contest winner is the Salvay family after hardship this year. Valerie Kotyra wished to bring her daughter Christy home from Texas to the University of Houston and mourned the loss of another daughter Rebecca. Christy will fly home for eight days with readers voting 2,981 in total.
The Onondaga Nation plans a lawsuit next year against New York State claiming illegal acquisition of about 100 square miles, including most of Syracuse. They say they will not evict homeowners, and the suit hinges on treaties from 1790 and later, with land losses outlined in historical treaties and payments to the tribe.
The Thruway Authority nears 30 years of toll collection while debt fuels new borrowing. The agency has about $1 billion in future toll money tied to bonds and expects tolls to continue through at least 2027. By Matthew Spina.
Nancy Reagan says five years after Ronald Reagan’s Alzheimer's diagnosis he can no longer converse meaningfully and does not recognize visitors at their California home. She spoke during an American Presidents Life Portraits session at the Reagan Library, detailing his 1994 public letter and coping with his condition.
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