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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2000
Page
1
The forecast shows TOMIENT partly cloudy. WEDNESDAY expects partly to mostly sunny skies with a low 54. THURSDAY brings partial sunshine with a high 72 and a low of SB. Panay appears variably cloudy with a high 74 and a low 5. SATURDAY mixes clouds and sunshine reaching 74 with a low of 58.
Mourners describe McRae as warm and generous, recalling his kindness to friends and neighbors. The tribute notes his generous spirit and the impact he had on those around him, offering memories of shared moments and support.
A federal judge has dismissed a discrimination claim filed by former SU students against Denny's. The ruling finds no sufficient evidence of unlawful bias and releases the defendants from the suit, leaving the plaintiffs to pursue other avenues or appeal the decision.
Israelis say negotiations at Camp David are at a critical point as President Clinton, Barak, and Arafat drive toward a decision. White House aides warn the schedule could hinge on last minute events with two parallel tracks, one focused on core issues and another on lower level discussions nearby.
U S District Judge Frederick Scullin threw out a lawsuit by 10 Syracuse University students who said they were denied service and faced attacks by white patrons at a Denny’s in Onondaga County. He ruled the facts do not prove discrimination by Denny’s employees or the county deputies, noting student profanity and belligerence led staff to eject them. The case involved seven Asian or Asian American students, two Black students, and one white student.
The Congressional Budget Office projects a decade long federal surplus of 2.17 trillion, shaping rival plans on tax cuts and spending. Bush backs 1.3 trillion in tax cuts paid by surpluses, while Gore argues the costs and lost interest savings undermine fiscal integrity.
The Herald reports Prince Charles will not wed longtime companion Camilla Parker Bowles, as stated by his private secretary. ABC plans adverts for its Norm sitcom in urinals in LA and NYC. A sheriff known as the nation’s toughest installs jail cameras for Internet viewing. Police say a neighbor blackmailed a man who dismembered and froze his mother's remains. A woman rescues Bucky and gives him to her parents.
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