05 Jun 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2001
Page
1
Dick Case reports that a county executive secures the branding of Captain Clean amid a broader edition discussing workforce readiness for technology driven growth. The piece notes skills gaps among U.S. workers and references political context with Republicans' Senate control ending after today.
Partly to cloudy conditions Wednesday with mixed clouds and sunshine. Thursday brings clouds and some sun with a possible shower. Friday sees sun giving way to clouds with a high near 74. Saturday starts with a morning shower then sunshine and a high around 72. Weather stars A2.
Activist voices critique society as HIV continues to infect about 40,000 Americans annually. Nancy Buczek notes twenty years since the first AIDS report, with changes in affected groups and attitudes, and highlights The Living Room center in Syracuse where about 280 members live with HIV or AIDS and 15 members died in the past year. The 1981 report described five Los Angeles gay men with Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia amid early cases.
Experts from professors to a 75 year old veteran say a high school diploma boosts earning power and employability. The mix of economists and employers notes higher wages and lower unemployment as education rises, with a Central New York focus.
The Senate will formally gain Democratic control after Sen. James Jeffords leaves the GOP, marking the first time a party change has shifted the chamber's leadership mid-session. Democrats will lead on education policy and committee rosters while moderates in both parties shape negotiations on nominations and rules.
A chaotic week sees police impose a 12 hour curfew in Nepal to prevent further riots as the state budget stalls. Commentary notes a former death penalty advocate now opposes capital punishment. Editorial questions arise over a senator's daughter as a top state job candidate.
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