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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2001
Page
1
The forecast calls for blue skies with a few puffy clouds and comfortable temperatures. A mid seventies reading is expected with a high around 74 and a low near 60.
Swiss star Roger Federer defeated Pete Sampras ending the seven time Wimbledon champion's 31 match Grand Slam winning streak at the world's most prestigious event.
Deputies spend time talking with CNS students as teens discuss their unforgettable first loves. Baseball All-Stars picked with Suzuki topping Ripken in DT United US Airways merger questions surface amid broader industry changes.
President Vicente Fox married his press aide and longtime partner Martha Sahagun in a sudden ceremony, a year after his notable victory. The surprise nuptials ended months of Mexican speculation about his personal life and future.
Nevada faces rolling blackouts as two 100 degree days strain power plants. Nevada Power customers, about 1.2 million, used a record 3,924 megawatts while backup generators cut 50 megawatts. About 10,000 customers lost supply for roughly an hour per utility official Paul Heagen.
Officials say about 50,000 vehicles were flooded in June after torrential rains in the Houston area and many have appeared as far away as Indiana. Harris County tax assessor-collector Paul Bettencourt notes the issue as a growing concern for buyers and dealers.
Dozens left flowers stuffed animals and notes at a Kirkpatrick Street home after police say Cuong Tran 33 killed his three sons Randy 5 Danny 6 and Andy 7 while their mother Linh Le was at a wedding neighbors offered prayers and sympathy describing the deaths as a senseless tragedy.
A staff writer examines Roy Bernardi's housing legacy in Syracuse as he departs to join the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development. East Genesee Street shows lingering decay while nearby North Side improvements contrast with South Side concerns voiced by resident James Brown.
Legacy editor outlines a series on Syracuse transformation. Home vacancy rises as construction slows. Parks funding shrinks while departments consolidate. Administration mismanages accounting yet city gains state aid. Streets stay in disrepair. crime mixed, with some declines but fears of unsafe streets remain. Future problems loom.
A grassroots campaign seeks a 38.96 per hour living wage for all city workers and vendors with city contracts in Syracuse. The effort aims to lift workers like per hourly cook and parking attendant, who she supports three children, from poverty without risking city services.
New York Court of Appeals revived a lawsuit by two lesbian students at Yeshiva University’s Albert Einstein School of Medicine Bronx alleging housing discrimination. The court held NYC civil-rights law bans discrimination based on sexual orientation and applied federal civil-rights standards to allow the case to proceed.
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