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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2000
Page
1
The forecast for Sunday July 30, 2000 warns of unsettled weather with humid conditions and quick storms over the next three days. Parked regions should prepare for changing skies and discomfort as a Sunshine wall makes limited appearances today.
Washington Bureau reports Al Gore leads George W. Bush in New York by 12 points. Democrats outnumber Republicans 5 million to 3 million, and only one Republican nominee has won New York in 25 years. Rep. Walsh cites Bush’s national chances but doubts New York votes will swing.
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Syracuse firefighters battled a Saturday blaze at 800 Butternut St rescuing a man and a baby as two officers earlier saved two others. Victim Andrew Hams, 33, died from burns covering 75 percent of his body. Injured: Arianna Fedroff 2, Cindy Fuller 36, James Fedroff 32. Fuller 15 percent burns, Fedroff 40 percent. Firefighters faced intense smoke and a blowing window.
Syracuse has long used city built or city owned parking garages to lure employers and retailers, a 38 year pattern. Ten downtown structures have been built or taken over, financed by fees and user revenue with the aim of breaking even or paying for themselves over time.
The city owned garages ran a $464 million shortfall in the year ending June 1999, subsidizing parking for downtown businesses. Taxpayers covered nearly $5 million for employees and customers. Officials expect similar losses for the year ending last month, with plans to borrow up to $46 million to renew two aging garages.
Residents weigh nonlethal options as deer numbers climb statewide. A Cornell study notes many deer remain unseen while vehicle collisions rise. experts say birth control could reduce garden damage and road risks in Central New York. Local talks spotlight DEC figures showing near one million deer statewide with rising trends.
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