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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2000
Page
1
A fragmented note highlights a fiery point guard, senior readers, and a test for defending champion Connecticut. The piece hints at sports drama and a casual scene, mentioning a savings note and coupons from today’s paper.
The Future of Medicine series examines local efforts to increase minority representation in health care. Amber Smith notes language barriers and cultural values as key challenges in medical training and patient care.
Time Warner nears a $20 billion deal to acquire EMI Group creating the world’s second-largest music conglomerate. The London–based agreement would move Time Warner’s music unit with EMI, and sources expect an official Monday London announcement.
Jean MacArthur, widow of Douglas MacArthur, died Saturday in New York City at age 101. admired worldwide for her vibrancy and charm, she became a public figure long after her husband’s fame. A note mentions a correction to contact Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240.
Marilyn John, Oneida Nation clan mother, recalls years of stress and paperwork as the tribe uses Turning Stone casino revenues to rebuild its heritage. The once decimated nation now faces how to spend windfalls while maintaining identity as growth reshapes community life.
The Onondaga Nation seeks to observe the Cayuga land claim trial before filing their own suit for about 100 square miles in Onondaga County including Syracuse and surrounding communities. Maps show Cayuga Oneida and Onondaga claim areas as meetings continue on settlement offers.
An early morning apartment blaze in Watertown killed two residents and injured two firefighters as freeze temperatures hampered operations. The fire at 118 Union Street spread to 112 Union Street, with hydrants and trucks frozen, delaying containment by up to 30 minutes. A dozen agencies assisted, bringing the fire under control around noon. Names of the deceased were not released at press time.
Albany reports a possible 625 million surplus in New York state funds for the current year. State Comptroller H. Carl McCall and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver say the surplus may exceed governor estimates. Pataki proposes directing 300 million to tax cuts, 250 million to debt reduction, and 75 million to the Tax Stabilization Reserve Fund.
Washington bureau Mark Libbon reports Rep. Walsh frames the fight to end Selective Service amid a stalled budget fight. The system faces vacancies as boards must rotate off after 20 years and lawmakers debate its necessity. Proceeding pages explain bids and counterarguments from both sides as the issue resurfaces.
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