15 Feb 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2001
Page
1
Fragmented OCR weather notes show cloudy and icy conditions with lows in the mid teens. Saturday predicts wind, snow, and cold temperatures with highs near 26. Monday turns windy and cold with a high around 30 and low near 12.
Police say a Fayetteville travel agent took customers money but did not book trips. She faces charges of grand larceny as investigations continue.
Onondaga Hill resident Frank Ordonez holds about 14 patents from collaborative work. EverReady is marketing his flashlights. Sectionals begin for girls and boys high school basketball teams as local inventories and prep efforts rise.
Syracuse University and Cornell University seek state backing for a Strategically Targeted Academic Research Center to boost environmental systems and indoor air quality. The plan targets world-class research, patents, and regional economic growth, leveraging partnerships with industry to attract state investments. Local firms like Carrier already lead in patents, but Syracuse faces competition from Rochester, Buffalo, Albany, and Long Island.
Fayetteville travel agent Patricia Sterritt Reilly faces two counts of grand larceny for allegedly stealing 6324 intended for the Kalins’ Hawaii trip and 2069 for Connie Allen’s plane ticket. Police say the scheme involved over 20 accusers, with additional charges of felony fraud. Reilly, 52, has run The Travel Bug from several Syracuse area locations and now operates from home.
New York federal prosecutor Mary Jo White opens a criminal inquiry into possible payments connected to President Clinton’s last day pardon of fugitive financier Marc Rich. The probe will review bank and telephone records for evidence of illegal conduct and any link to donations to Clinton related causes.
A Quinnipiac University poll of 1412 New York voters shows 88 percent are very or somewhat satisfied with November voting booth experience and 87 percent find ballots clear. Voters want national election reforms, noting mistakes in the national count during the Bush Gore year and late results in New York City Senate races.
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