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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2001
Page
6
Fragmentary message from Arthur Jenkins, founder, mentions purscieg at Indioschest course and discussion of best measures for public interests. unclear specifics about event, date, or participants.
The piece argues that despite talks involving Yasir Arafat and Ehud Barak, prospects for a lasting peace remain slim. Ariel Sharon gains momentum amid the debate, promoting a controversial stance tied to the al Aqsa site. With rising casualties, calls for mutual compromise echo, while Clinton nears leaving office. Sharon runs on a peacekeeping image despite political maneuvers.
A Syracuse medical team donated eye care equipment and trained African doctors in Senegal to establish the first eye bank in West Africa. The effort aims to help millions avoid blindness, with partners like Welch Allyn Pharmacia Bausch & Lomb and Alcon aiding supplies and training.
The Central New York Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association credits Congress for key wins in the federal budget. Medicare homebound definition clarified to aid adult day care, Alzheimer’s research funding rises to over 500 million in FY 2001, and 9 million for aging demonstrations. Caregiver Support Program receives 125 million, expanding community services nationwide.
A shopper forgot a handbag in the BT's parking lot on Route 31. A Good Samaritan brought the bag to the service counter, and the owner, Wilda Loos of Baldwinsville, publicly thanks the helper.
Merrilee Gorton of Mexico voices outraged support for lighted candles in the Mexico High School windows amid Elizabeth Passer’s objections. She stresses separation of church and state and condemns perceived threats to education and community unity.
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