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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2000
Page
1
Syracuse official Minch Lewis insists the Carousel Center project valued at about $900 million is pivotal to the city’s future as expansion aids economic growth. The note appears on Page AB in Wimbledon finals coverage.
The forecast shows sunny conditions in Clear SATWRBAY with a low of 56. Partly sunny skies with a chance of a thunderstorm and a high near 80 are expected in SUNBAY, followed by sun and possible storms at MONBAY with highs around 82. TOESMAY turns partly sunny with a thunderstorm and a high near 82.
Univera Healthcare will drop its Senior Choice Medicare managed care plan in Central New York on January 1 affecting about 2,200 seniors. The not for profit HMO says the program costs more than 1 million annually and would require doubling senior premiums to continue.
The car of Cory Erving, son of basketball great Julius Erving, was pulled from a pond with a body inside. Authorities say it matches Cory's description but plan autopsy to confirm identity. No foul play is suspected though investigators note possible accidental death near Orlando.
Solvay Paperboard won a permit to demolish the 12 year old Allied Chemical headquarters at 1700 Milton Ave. President James B. Porter said the castle will be razed as part of ongoing expansion plans. He cited higher costs to fix the building than its economic justification and lack of viable uses for manufacturing growth.
The Herald's Journal reports manager Bobby Brown secures an early release from jail. New York Mayor Rudolph Gaulian responds to allegations from a book alleging Mafia ties of his family. The piece intertwines entertainment and politics with vague references to local events and a weekend lineup.
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