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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2000
Page
1
A gunman released pilots and passengers before turning himself in following a tense standoff on a passenger jet. Cellular One agrees to stop hiding fees and changing contract terms before expiration.
Saturday offers a chance of showers or thunderstorms with a low of 64. Sunday may see a shower or thunderstorm with a high of 82 and a low of 64. Monday and Tuesday forecast variably cloudy with showers and storms. highs around 82 to 84 and lows near 64 to 66.
Chelsea Clinton will pause her Stanford senior year to campaign for Hillary Rodham Clinton in New York Senate race and spend time with her father during President Clinton's final year. Spokeswoman Lissa Muscatine says she will graduate on schedule in spring 2001 and may return mid year to complete credits.
Solvay officials consider amending a village law to ban playing on streets and sidewalks amid safety concerns on Abell Avenue. The move follows complaints from residents, a 5-1 board vote setting a public hearing for six p m in August. Local youths defend street play while neighbors differ on safety.
Napster shutdown sent Central New York users scrambling to online music sources. Syracuse University senior Mike Crowley and Le Moyne College students described loss of a personal music hub as the federal ruling closed Napster by 3 am Saturday. Crowley saved over $300 by burning discs and hoped to replace songs via roommates with CD recorders.
Glimmerglass mounts a stunning and erotic Salome as Weekend 17 Fashion highlights the Ute black dress. The Salt City Jazz Collective records a CD while Weekend 1 notes Eddie Murphy times eight. Tax cuts do little for the poor or young, columnist Donald Kaul says. Talks may have ended but hope for peace in the Middle East remains.
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