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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2000
Page
4
Prosecution rests after a pathologist details how 19 bullets tore through Amadou Diallo. Defense seeks dismissal of second degree murder charges as officers await verdict and face potential 25 to life.
Diane Wylie, 45, of Buffalo, waived jury trial as selection began for murder charges in the two year old death of Judith Scanlon during a home visit by a nurse caseworker. If found sane she could face commitment or 15 to 25 years to life if convicted.
Albany officials outline a system to rate schools using student pass rates on fourth and eighth grade math and English tests and on senior Regent exams. Schools will be labeled Exceeding Standards, Meeting Standards, Below Standards, or Farthest From Standards as phased in.
Ray Goold, 61, was alone at his home in a town west of Rochester when a deer crashed through a window around dusk Monday. He was knocked from his chair, sustained a cut on the forehead, but did not require medical treatment after freeing the animal with a rear door.
New York agriculture commissioner urged Congress to let the state join the six-state Northeast Dairy Compact. He testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee in Washington, saying milk prices are at their lowest in over 20 years. The compact sets prices above federal minimums, and New York was denied entry last year amid regional opposition.
Herald Journal editors issue corrections for a Tuesday overtime story misidentifying Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh. James Walsh is the Syracuse area congressman. A Monday piece on the Common Council protest wrongly stated Danielle Currier and grandparents walked through City Court. Currier was not present at the courthouse.
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