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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2000
Page
1
State to provide nutrition to dying woman but honors family's wish to avoid intrusive procedures. Henninger coach Joe Mazella eyes his 200th career victory as his team faces Central Square tonight. Baycare Bee beginnings opens second center in Syracuse with more planned nationwide expansion.
Lingering worries and cloudy conditions across the region with low temperatures near 28 and 34 degrees. Highs range from 40 to 46 degrees and chances of showers or raw, unsettled air noted in several spots.
Gov Jeb Bush appeals to the president to reverse INS order and return the Cuban boy to his father as protests erupt in the streets. The case has drawn national attention with supporters rallying for timely reunification and officials weighing legal options amid heightened tensions.
Buffalo Bills receiver Andre Reed vented frustration at teammates and coaches, citing communication gaps and lingering questions about role clarity. He warned that tensions could derail practice momentum as the season nears.
Arizona Senator John McCain faces a tight path to the March New York primary ballot as volunteers file petitions in Albany and across at least 22 districts. Bush and Forbes supporters press for challenges over signatures, while McCain officials call the effort a difficult political challenge.
In Durham New Hampshire six Republican candidates clashed as Bush echoed his father pledging tax cuts with God’s help. McCain attacked Bush fundraising and reform while Bush challenged McCain on banning soft money and warned against Democratic advantage through union support.
Police clash with Cuban American protesters in Miami as crowds block intersections near Port of Miami. Tear gas used after a motorist hit demonstrators. 135 arrests including two exile leaders as Gov. Bush appeals to President Clinton to reverse INS order.
The Herald reports Atacelia Garela, a 15 year old grandmother, is expecting triplets. Actress Rosie Perez was arrested Thursday during a protest outside the U.S. Mission to the United Nations in New York City. The first baby of 2000 reportedly underwent heart surgery in Auckland, New Zealand as Wisconsin taxpayers react to tax rebate checks resembling junk mail.
Penn Traffic reports a Boston area investment firm now owns a 14 percent stake in the parent company of P and C. The notice includes lottery results and editorial notes, listing daily numbers and various weekend features, with contact details for Florida lottery updates.
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