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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2001
Page
13
Assemblyman William Magnarelli, a Democrat, backs secret talks as a way to start serious budget negotiations, citing 1998 public sessions that preceded Pataki vetoes. Republicans reject the idea, while magnarelli says three figures may set spending parameters.
At St Vincent De Paul Church in Syracuse a reception welcomed about 40 Sudanese refugees who settled there. Bol, 22, a Sudan native and one of six Jost boys arriving in February, learned to drive via a video game and a Wegmans cart before trying real roads. He now works at Qualex Inc in Liverpool and shares a Burnet Avenue home with about 15 others.
Courtney Kraus, 18, of Camillus, will skip her West Genesee High School graduation on June 23 to join a 15 day mission trip to Zimbabwe with the Upstate New York Synod of the ELCA. She aims to see AIDS relief efforts firsthand and help through medical supplies and fundraising. The trip marks a continuation of the synod’s long term aid work in Zimbabwe.
Onondaga County District Attorney William J Fitzpatrick investigates how a Syracuse police detective's college transcript from Onondaga Community College was released to a private investigator for defense lawyers in a murder trial. He notes the investigator also works as a part time officer in nearby towns and says improper credentialing or missing waivers may explain the access.
Debra Jaeger and relatives of Jill Cahill, murdered in 1998, confront the death penalty for Cahill’s killer as news of the Oklahoma City bomber’s execution stirs questions about justice. Debra faces hard choices about her niece and nephew and the children’s future with or without capital punishment. The Buffalo area background underscored by local family ties to McVeigh’s region.
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