18 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2001
Page
1
Partly cloudy tonight with mixed clouds and a possible thunderstorm. Thursday will be partly sunny and warmer with a low around 58 and a high near 84. Friday mostly sunny and warmer with a low around 62 and a high near 84. Saturday Partly sunny with a high around 84 and a low around AB. Sunday Partly sunny and warm with a high near 86 and a low around 64.
Gary Heymann, superintendent of Tully Central School District, will be paid about 150000 to buy out his contract after admitting to relapse into alcoholism and a DWI charge. The settlement, approved at a special meeting, includes accrued leave pay and a year's salary plus tax free annuity and life insurance. Heymann, 49, has four years left on his contract and has held roles as principal and teacher in Tully.
State police say a theft of a bong sparked a 15 minute incident ending with Jamie Seamans, 17, dying when a large rock struck the car she rode in. Two Spafford men, cousins Casey Burke 20 and Patrick Burke 27, face second degree manslaughter charges.
The FBI faces Senate outrage as 449 firearms and submachine guns and over 180 computers vanish from the agency. One gun tied to a homicide, and laptops with potential national security data, prompted lawmakers to question management amid past missteps like McVeigh documents, Hanssen, Branch Davidian, Ruby Ridge, and Wen Ho Lee probes.
In Washington DC area parks police continue to search for Chandra Levy as Gary Condit returns to work. The mixed news section notes entertainment items and lottery numbers among broader coverage.
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