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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2000
Page
1
Mike Guzman quit teaching to open a dance studio after OWBs started storing their own businesses. The move marks a shift in local workspaces and entrepreneurial activity in the area.
The U S Customs Service reduced border staffing to normal levels after weeks of heightened presence. About 500 inspectors and agents nationwide had been added at key border sites, extending work hours by roughly 50 percent.
The Syracuse Crunch hockey team seeks additional capital as owner Howard Dolgon calls the shortfall temporary after a poor season. The club hopes to raise $600,000 from investors to cover losses.
In Baldwinsville, Ruben Adsit, owner of a body shop, is jailed after refusing to fix a dangerous 9 by 15 foot hole in front of his business. Village officials say enforcement is strict, while Adsit questions the harsh penalty for a sidewalk code violation.
Tim escaped abuse and spent 15 years in foster care through Onondaga County DSS. The Adoption and Safe Families Act governs 15 months to win back parental custody or sever bonds, a policy critics say risks harming children like Tim while addressing a nationwide foster system of 520,000 kids and roughly $6 billion yearly.
The nation supports more than 520,000 foster children annually with roughly $6 billion spent. This program assists vulnerable youths, funded by federal and state allocations, and aims to provide safe shelter, education, and medical care.
Catholic sisters push recruitment with bold ads and a new website to counter aging communities. The Sisters of Mercy of the American Catholic Church launch a modern campaign citing scarce resources as ranks decline from 180000 in 1965 to about 83,000 last year.
The Utica based Zogby poll finds 49 percent oppose Native American land claim reparations, 28 percent support, and 23 percent undecided. The survey notes broad opposition to settlements that would cede land back to tribes after historic wrongs. John Zogby remarks on a current low point in public opinion.
The Oneidas claim land across Madison and Oneida counties while the Cayugas press claims in Seneca and Cayuga counties. Onondagas may file a land claim in Onondaga County soon as results from two Herald American polls surface. The figure 23 percent remains unclear.
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