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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2000
Page
1
Ralph Kazmirski pleads guilty to manslaughter in the death of his estranged wife's lover. Page C1 fatal crash report notes a Manlius man dying in an accident near Jamesville. Page C1
Tonight s low chance of showers or storms. Saturday brings rain and storms with a low around 60. Sunday turns mostly cloudy with showers and a high near 82. Monday will be clouds and sun with a possible storm, high 82. Tuesday turns partly sunny with a high around 82.
The Marlins defeated the Yankees 11 to 9 at Yankee Stadium as New York yielded 14 hits and left 11 runners on base. Orlando Hernandez took the loss after surrendering a three run homer affecting the late innings.
Syracuse native and famed scholar Hesburgh is awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, hailed as a genuine American patriot. The ceremony honors his lifelong service to education, public life, and national character, highlighting his role as a respected priest and educator.
In Washington on Thursday the Rev Theodore Hesburgh honored with the Congressional Gold Medal praised by President Clinton as a servant of God and patriot. Hesburgh, 83, longtime Notre Dame president, has 144 to 135 honorary degrees, and 15 presidential appointments since Eisenhower named him to civil rights and other boards. Syracuse born May 25, 1917, residents recall his early life as he grew into a global figure.
Gov Pataki announced in Battery Park that New York’s commemorative quarter will feature the Statue of Liberty with a state outline and Hudson River Erie Canal line. The design, chosen over Pat Moylan’s Saratoga concept, will appear on 700 million quarters in 2001 as part of the Mint program.
Thomas Sardino led Syracuse police from 1970 to 1985 and died at 72 from heart failure after years of illness. He built the department, captained the force, and later led Amtrak police before retiring to Syracuse. He served as president of national and state chiefs groups and faced scrutiny during the 1983 mayoral race.
The Herald’s Journal reports a busy day in Sheboygan as a large moth caused accounting work delays. Elton John dedicates a Liverpool concert to John Lennon. Glens Falls circus promises no elephants. Huckabee family moves to a doublewide in Arkansas. Opera Sousa explores more than marches. The Glass Blowers praised. Thrill Ride and Croupier reviewed. X-Men set-ups noted. My Fair Lady and Run for Your Wife theater mentions. Jonathan Winters TV on PBS teased. Weekly lottery numbers and news line tips included.
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