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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2000
Page
1
Frank Wycheck lobs a sophisticated lateral to Kevin Dyson for a dramatic late TD as Tennessee defeats Buffalo 22 to 16. The play, dubbed a Home Run Throwback by the Titans, capped a tense finish and sparked a boilover in the closing seconds.
British customs officials reported finding crates containing Scud missile components at Gatwick Airport south of London. The components were capable of delivering chemical or biological warheads and were seized before shipment to Tripoli, according to a Customs and Excise officer.
A tractor-trailer rig hauling produce struck a church van from the First Baptist Church of Alamogordo as it prepared to enter a cemetery for a funeral in Tinnie New Mexico. Three people in the van died and 10 were injured, state police said.
A 35-year-old Jacksonville man who swallowed 55 small glass cocaine pipes was operated on in Brunswick Ga where doctors removed the paraphernalia from his stomach amid severe cramps and indigestion. The pipes measured up to 10.444 inches long and a quarter inch in diameter.
A state Racing and Wagering Board report finds Capital OTB misspent 4.3 million over six years, diverting funds from 16 counties. It details $2.01 million owed Madison County, $533,000 to Oneida, and $32,000 to Schenectady. indictments include a Capital OTB manager and Mark Etkin's son for bribery and bid rigging.
Governor George Pataki proposed free college tuition for future teachers who pledge to work in shortage areas, with 5,000 Teachers of Tomorrow scholarships annually covering $3,400 per year in tuition. Central New York districts see timing as favorable though regional shortages emerge.
Defense lawyers and others say the proposal to combat career criminals would clog prisons and courts, arguing it would add burdens rather than reduce crime. The note references a story on Page A-12.
A federal proposed settlement would compensate up to 1,281 inmates with about 8 million dollars for abuse during the 1971 Attica uprising. Many survivors back the deal despite doubts it will heal their wounds, while some feature ongoing pain and unclear futures.
Syracuse police report a 3 month old, Michael J Clark, suffered multiple skull fractures after being shaken and dropped by his mother Lorena A Clark who faced three counts felony assault and three counts endangering the welfare of a child. The infant lies critical at University Hospital while his brother and sister are in care and protection.
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