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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2001
Page
1
A Sunday forecast notes heavy snow totals of 1162 inches? and promises a light at the end of the tunnel. Midweek should be snow free with rising temperatures on Thursday. Expect deflating snowbanks as the pattern shifts and the system exits.
The Bristol and Oneida portfolios show a 30 percent growth trend as Of Syracuse continues to reel in investment. The page notes a tough call for readers deciding whether to root for the New York Giants or another team.
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With the economy cooling and retailers wary after a weak holiday season, Pyramid Cos. pushes a $900 million Carousel Center expansion. Local lawmakers question a 30 year property tax deal while analysts warn of market cycle risks. Dan Wagonmaker of Economics Research Associates evaluates the project for Syracuse.
A Cayuga County survey found 300 chronically homeless youths. Madison County officials lack funds to gauge the youth population. Statewide, over 15,000 homeless people under 20 received services in 1998, with unknown numbers not served. PATH, PAGEA-11.
Rebecca James reports that despite pioneers like Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, New York ranks 42nd for women's political involvement. The state, home to the Women’s Rights National Historical Park, still sees few women voting, registering, or holding office, prompting calls to move from history to active participation.
New York launches the Healthy NY program to provide health coverage at up to 50 percent savings for small firms and uninsured individuals. The plan covers firms with 50 or fewer employees and is available through state approved HMOs and insurers, with critics arguing it remains costly for some and penalizes employers offering insurance.
Vice President Al Gore, presiding as Senate president, gavelled in the end of a long election fight by certifying George W. Bush as the winner of the Electoral College. Gore rejected objections by 14 Democrats, many from the Congressional Black Caucus, tied to Florida’s results.
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