27 Feb 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2001
Page
1
Jazz Fest 2001 will feature Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra as the marquee performers. The edition also notes page AG time and includes a promotional section urging readers to check real deals in a special section.
The bulletin lists Wednesday clouds and limited sun with flueries, a low around 8. Thursday turns very cold with flames and a high near 25 and a low 14. Friday mostly cloudy with snow possible, high 30 low 22. Saturday brisk with sunshine and a few clouds, high 27 low 14.
Frank Miller has spent 22 years representing school districts and municipalities in state and federal courts. He will argue before the Supreme Court on a case that could reshape First Amendment issues on church state relations and use of public school buildings by religious groups. The case questions whether barring religious groups from school facilities is viewpoint discrimination and whether separating religious instruction from moral discussion constitutes improper government entanglement with religion.
State Sen. John DeFrancisco declares he will not enter the Syracuse mayoral contest. The Albany-anchored veteran cites serving people in Albany as the best path, a move that reshapes the field once dominated by his name recognition and strong campaign presence.
President Bush seeks Congress review of a 1.9 trillion dollar fiscal 2002 budget stressing tax cuts, increased federal spending, debt repayment and education and conservation funding. aides noted a 40 to 50 minute State of the Union address with plans tied to projected surpluses.
Otsega church and state dispute goes to the Supreme Court with East Syracuse attorney Frank Miller presenting the argument on Wednesday.
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