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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2001
Page
7
Ventura’s spokesman Joan Wodele said the governor might travel to Giants Stadium or Syracuse for a fishing trip, depending on weather and family plans. Wodele noted Ventura likes to fish once yearly, despite a recent defeat.
Two boys fell through the ice of Quondaga Creek near the barge canal while walking along a snow covered path. Firefighters and bystanders pulled one boy to shore, while the other disappeared under water for minutes. A seventh grader survived but was shaken and sent to hospital. Debra Farruggio, mother of one boy, warned others about water danger near aging ice.
A New York state suit seeks 3 million in compensatory damages plus 10 million punitive for a Syracuse woman alleging sexual assault by a hotel intruder during a Dec 1 1999 wedding event at The Radisson. Her husband seeks 500000 amid claims officers knew of the assailant and faulty locks and lax security endangered guests. The case targets Allegro Property Inc Valdez Fiber Cine and Radisson Hotels International Inc with claims of unsafe premises and inadequate protective measures.
More than 400 people partook in the fifth annual Marcellus Winterfest at Marcellus Park. Highlights included a snow sculpture contest won by the Dean and Carlton families, a chili cook-off, a frozen Oreo eating contest, and a dog-sled style race. The Onondaga County Sheriff's Department staged a helicopter and snowmobile display while warm weather forced the cancellation of ice skating. Town Supervisor Frank Wilson opened the renovated rink.
In Syracuse debates the Pyracrats and Bad Deali cans argue over a 300 million first phase of a three phase expansion tied to a 30 year tax break. Mahoney defends phase one as yielding more revenue than current taxes, while DeFrancisco questions guarantees of the full plan and suggests separate, shorter deals per phase. The dispute shapes local politics as mayoral considerations surface.
Jennifer Carr a seventh grader from Central Square died at University Hospital after a long leukemia fight that included 10 chemotherapy sessions bone marrow transplants and blood transfusions. Despite her illness she cheered other children with cancer and inspired community fundraisers to offset medical costs.
Recent vital statistics notice lists births with mother’s maiden names. Oct. 7 through Oct. 28 show multiple newborn daughters and sons to families including Kubis, Willhamn, Poitt and Faulk Sanchinco, Humphrey, Axill, Thegnero, Kilings, Godkin, Vidal, Lebeau, Jukes, and others, with dates and parent names.
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