08 Jun 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2001
Page
1
Tonight's low 54 and high 76 for Saturday with mostly sunny skies. Sunday warms to 78 with clouds, then Monday sees variable cloudiness and possible showers. Tuesday turns partly sunny and warmer with a high near 82 and low around 62.
Onondagas wait 17 years to eat locusts as political maneuvering intensifies after a toxin incident. GOP leaders promise additional actions while lobbyists position themselves for influence. Community reaction grows as timelines stretch into weeklong debates.
The $1.35 trillion tax cut signed by President Bush is the first step, with Republicans predicting more bills this year. Lawmakers cite capital gains relief, energy credits, small business relief tied to a wage rise, health care tax advantages, and a permanent R D tax credit extension as likely priorities amid ongoing debates on AMT reform and Internet tax moratorium.
Plans for a 129000 square foot East Area YMCA near Fayetteville Mall outline an $15 million build with eight lane pool field house and arts complex. Fundraising tops $1.8 million with $6 million sought in nine months. phase one ground breaks possible spring 2002 and opening aimed for fall 2003.
Evolution earns laughs in spots but stalls in plot. Swordfish overrated by effects, falters in tangled storyline. Eleanor Roosevelt play halted briefly. Having Our Say improves after weak first act. Aztec Two-Step to celebrate Earlville Opera House 20th birthday. Generic drugs drive employers to switch from name brands. Congress bipartisanship talk criticized. Nationwide ban urged on executing mentally retarded individuals. Lottery results hotline listed with numbers.
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