10 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2001
Page
1
Village trustees report the resignation of John Touchette, a trustee, in an abrupt departure. The notice appears in internal pages A5 and D1 with no stated resignation date.
A city forecast shows a shower or storm tonight, clearing then Wednesday partly sunny with a possible shower. Thursday remains partly sunny and cool with a stray shower. Friday features mixed clouds and sun with a high near 70. Saturday turns sunny with a high around 74. Weather stats A2.
Mayor Bernard i spends his last day in office saying farewell and partying with well wishers in Clinton Square. The scene included fans and supporters, with coverage noting the transition ahead and local reactions to the change in leadership.
President Bush urged enactment of public school changes, open government programs to religious charities, and a patients rights bill he would sign. Surrounded by children, he framed a two week strategy to shrink the agenda and push top priorities while cooling support for energy, trade, and campaign finance bills.
James Street to City Hall route marks final day for Syr acuse mayor Bernardi who quits as city auditor after 27 years to become assistant secretary for housing and urban development under President Bush. He presided over resignations of top aides, hosted a farewell barbecue, and pledged to return.
Carrier Corp's DeWitt manufacturing plant laid off 160 salaried workers as part of ongoing reductions amid cooler summer weather and a slowing economy. The cuts follow 95 hourly layoffs a week earlier, affecting managers and engineers at the facility that produces marine refrigeration units, compressors, and spare parts.
New York Court of Appeals ruled 6 to 1 that Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has standing to sue Gov George Pataki over 1998 line item vetoes. The decision allows Silver to pursue a constitutional challenge to Pataki vetoes applied to non appropriation language and their effect on the budget process.
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