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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1998
Page
1
Nationwide Insurance plans to move 43 claims representatives to Syracuse as part of consolidating smaller offices, consolidating operations and boosting regional processing capacity. The action affects staffing across several offices and reflects a broader efficiency initiative.
The forecast calls for tonight to be rather cloudy with flurries. Wednesday brings clouds and some sunshine with a low around the teens. Thursday turns cloudy and cold with a light snowfall, high near 28 and low about 24. Friday may see snow early then mostly cloudy, high 34 and low 20. Saturday turns variable with brisk winds and possible flurries, high 32 and low 16.
The weapons chief urges Traq to cooperate with investigators amid a widening probe. Officials say time is short as pressure mounts for full disclosure of details and access to sensitive data.
As peace talks resume at the White House, President Clinton plans sharp private rebukes for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Arafat over withdrawal plans and stalled commitments. Netanyahu and Arafat small meetings precede broader discussions.
UN arms chief Richard Butler said he may reconsider the nationality mix of inspection teams as Iraq protests that too many Americans serve on them. He noted experts from around the world were recruited and pledged to review qualifications before any changes. Butler also spoke before talks with Tariq Aziz amid Iraq's threats to expel inspectors if sanctions stay in place.
Governor Pataki proposes a $365 million annual budget with $2 billion over five years for higher education and community colleges. ESF would receive about $13 million for projects including renovations at Mar shall Hall Baker Laboratories and a smart classroom. Health Science Center at Syracuse gets $5.5 million to finish projects. Weisbotten Hall lab space modernization and annex Internet upgrades funded. Other SUNY trusts receive funds to upgrade facilities, fire alarm systems, roofs, and distance learning capabilities. Budget release set for 1 p.m. with online availability at state and Syracuse sites.
The Herald's Journal reports scientists create identical genetically engineered calves in a landmark step toward medicated milk. Republicans urge Sonny Bono's widow to pursue his vacant seat. The au pair agency for Louise Woodward loses funding for her legal team. Hillary Rodham Clinton cites upbringing as shaping her readiness for public office.
Central New York business spotlight covers road work along routes 173 and 175, UPS labor tension with United Parcel Service of America mediated talks, a tentative contract, and a roundup of local construction contracts and home sales. Seasonal sports and culture notes include Bud Poliquin on the Super Bowl hype and E L Doctorow’s Ragtime adaptation exploring PBS.
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