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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2000
Page
1
A man released three toddlers from a school in Luxembourg while still holding 26 children and three adults in a tense standoff. Separately a flatware firm announced its third acquisition in a week, signaling rapid corporate activity.
A fragmented forecast snippet reports cloudy conditions with some showers tonight. Friday brings a chance of showers and thunderstorms, with mild low temperatures.
Texas Governor George W. Bush faces a potential reprieve as delays surface in the execution page process. partisan discussions point to possible postponement while state officials review legal options and clemency considerations.
Indiana grabs a 3-2 series edge after a come from behind win. Travis Best scores 15 fourth quarter points while taunting Knicks fans.
Council discusses Pyramid plan for a 30 year PILOT to fund Carousel Center expansion. Developer Conger seeks abatement details by May deadline, but June 5 meeting may be needed for final approval from City and Onondaga County legislators.
Baldwinsville lawyer and former Who Wants to Be a Millionaire contestant Paul R. Barbour and accomplice Kellie A. Moran pleaded guilty to defrauding Nationwide Insurance Co by mail. Each faces up to five years in prison and up to 250000 dollars in fines plus restitution after sentencing September 29 by US District Judge Norman A. Mordue.
A man armed with a gun grenade and knife freed three toddlers amid a 26 child and three adult hostage situation in a Wassel billig school near Luxembourg border. He demanded a plane to Libya and more than 1 million dollars while threatening to release more hostages. Police reported the man, 40, has a mental illness history and cited a custody dispute for his motive.
Miami officials said the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals would rule on whether Elian Gonzalez may have an asylum hearing or be returned to Cuba. City Manager Carlos Gimenez noted the decision was expected Thursday, six months after his rescue from a Fort Lauderdale area shipwreck that claimed his mother and 11 Cuban migrants.
Tito Puente the legendary band leader and Latin jazz pioneer died Wednesday at NYU Medical Center in New York. He was about 77 and had recorded over 100 albums in more than 60 years, winning a fifth Grammy for Mambo Birdland. Puente, born Ernest Anthony Puente Jr in New York, studied at Juilliard and had a long career shaping mambo and Latin rhythms.
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