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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2001
Page
3
The plan envisions a high speed rail line on the Boston to Washington corridor with service to New York. Officials aim to operate weekday trips in roughly two minutes per schedule point, seeking a full order of twenty high speed trains.
A disputed decision under President Bush is evaluated over pesticide rules amid pressure from environmental groups and farm interests. The case, tied to the National Resources Defense Council, involves environmentalists challenging administrative actions and workers’ concerns.
N2H2, maker of Internet filtering software, said it has stopped selling students Web habits reports. The firm had faced criticism over a proposed deal with Roper and reports it could sell site visitation data to the Defense Department for monitoring. Privacy groups called the move a corporate predator amid the controversy.
A New York security employee testified about a dispute at a nightclub involving Cor Allen and a music impresario. He said five or six shots were fired but indicated no gun was fired by Combs. Three people were wounded as the crowded club scene unfolded, with testimony detailing who was present during the incident.
New York City unveils a redesigned absentee ballot with darker perimeters and clearer text. Officials say the new forms improve readability for voters, including those with squinting issues, ahead of upcoming elections. President Guy Molinart is noted in official statements.
Albany reports a coalition urges a nonpartisan redistricting process to replace current partisan maps. Advocates compare Iowa's method to New York lines drawn annually to protect incumbents, noting Census losses require redrawing for 2002 elections.
ALBANY New York State Parks Commissioner Bernadette Castro is under consideration by the Bush administration to head the National Park Service. Officials said Thursday. Castro has reportedly had several conversations with Bush administration officials about the job.
Local school districts rejected nearly 2.7 million in state funds that would have funded free prekindergarten for about 800 students. District officials cited concerns over program costs and implementation challenges, leading to a collective decision not to pursue the grants this year.
A Parade feature outlines earnings by occupation and highlights fastest growing jobs for 2001. It also offers tips to cut college costs and reduce tax filing stress, guiding readers on improving finances and education planning.
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