A Frank Look at 1999 Wins and Downs
A Frank Cammuso recap of 1999 highlights and setbacks, noting he “missed none” of the year’s events. Pace C3 of Stars.
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2000
Page
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What changed in Syracuse over a century in brief
A ten page examination contrasts Central New York life from 1900 to today. It highlights Syracuse ranking shifts from 30th to 128th in national city sizes and surveys evolving urban, social, and economic facets. See pages A-10 and A-11 for the full report.
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Syracuse man dies after New Year’s Eve fall
Shawn Wolfe, 34, of Syracuse, a father of two, fell about 50 feet from a third floor fire escape at 307 Clinton Street as the Armory Square ball dropped New Year’s Eve. Police and witnesses said he died four hours later at University Hospital. Story page B-1.
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Schulz Retires From Peanuts After Cancer Diagnosis
Charles Schulz, age 77, creator and artist of the Peanuts comic strip, announces retirement after nearly five decades of work, citing a cancer diagnosis. The farewell daily features Snoopy on his dog house with a message.
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Charles Schulz
New York Times Corrects Century-Old Front Page Error
The New York Times admits a front page numbering mistake spanning over a century. The Jan 1 2000 issue was actually No 51254, not 51754, due to a 4. 24 year old Aaron Donovan using a program to revert dates to February 6 1898. To discuss the correction, call Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470 2240.
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Aaron Donovan
Tim Bunn
Central New York hospitals face grave medical errors
New studies reveal hospital safety gaps with 59 deaths from medical errors in Greater Central New York since April 1998 and eight wrong radioactive treatments. Reports rank Upstate VA hospitals worst nationally for adverse events, with 710 VA deaths from 1997 to 1998 and hundreds of regional post op complications.
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VA Medical Center
Department of Veterans Affairs
Upstate Veterans Administration
Central New Yorkers
Te VA
New York State
State Health Department
Who Was the Y2K Chicken Little
This New Year piece recalls the Y2K hype and the mixed public reaction. It notes that despite widespread fears, officials said the problem was fixed and many Americans bought stockpiles and backup power. It cites surveys by Scripps Howard News Service and Ohio University.
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Scripps Howard News Service
Ohtio University
Y2K scare fades as past follies loom in memory
Local business computers pass into the new decade without incident as people reflect on historic overreactions. The first New Year flight to Syracuse carries four passengers, underscoring stable transition. Manufacturing power-up on Saturday proceeds smoothly with no reported issues.
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Syracuse
Putin moves to lead Russia after Yeltsin resignation
Vladimir Putin, acting president and then prime minister, quickly consolidates power after Boris Yeltsin resigns on New Year’s Eve. Analysts say the next months will test his leadership as elections are set for March 26 amid the Chechen conflict. Putin visits Chechnya troops and avoids a formal Moscow dinner.
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Vladimir Putin
Russia
Putin
Kremlin
Chechnya
Western New York experiences 4.5 quake at New Year
A 4.5 magnitude earthquake struck six hours into the new year, felt across Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and southern Ontario. The quake's epicenter was about 15 miles northeast of North Bay, Ontario, with no damage reported and dozens of calls from startled residents.
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Canada
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John Adams
Canadian Geological Survey
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