Spotlight on Health A Special Health Section
A7 page spotlights health products and services in a dedicated health section. It previews featured wellness items, medical services, and consumer tips for readers seeking practical health guidance.
17 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2001
Page
1
A7 page spotlights health products and services in a dedicated health section. It previews featured wellness items, medical services, and consumer tips for readers seeking practical health guidance.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight. Wednesday and Thursday will bring mixed clouds and sun with a low of 58 on both days. Friday will be seasonable with ample sun and a high around 62. Saturday looks mostly sunny with a warm high near 84 and a low of 64.
Radisson beer-maker dumps nitrates within state limits but is listed for pollution concerns. Officials say water remains within safe standards while critics urge tighter oversight. Local residents express unease about ongoing discharges and possible long term effects.
The SkyChiefs defeated Ottawa 4 to 1 as John Dillinger notches his 10th win. The game features disputed strike calls that fueled Yankee debates and a decisive early offensive burst.
Mark Weiner reports Anheuser-Busch in Lysander ranks third among New York industrial polluters per the state report. The rise stems from disclosing nitrate pollution previously exempt from reporting. The plant emitted 2.6 million pounds of nitrates into the Seneca River in 1999 and 26,614 pounds of ammonia to the air, with officials saying no health risk to nearby residents.
New Yorkers will receive about 2.5 billion dollars in advance payments from Washington under a federal income tax cut plan. Manhattan Institute analyst EJ McMahon says any initial positive effect will be temporary, with longer benefits arriving as the cut is phased in by 2006. Geographical breakdown shows NYC receiving just over 1 billion, Upstate 848 million, Onondaga County 63.4 million. checks expected late this month.
In Central New York a Merriman Avenue family relies on free school meals for seven younger children during summer. Donna Rollins notes a $487 monthly food stamp allowance buys little in two weeks. St Lucy's pantry prepares lunch staples as the Summer Food Service Program aims to fill gaps when school is out.
Fort Drum receives 64 million dollars in federal funds earmarked for upgrade projects, supporting the Watertown area facility amid potential base realignments. Natural disasters strain Pets 8 Emergencies and raise care needs for animals.
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