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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2001
Page
9
A Central New York delivery driver was killed when his southbound truck struck a slow moving crane counterweight truck on I-81 near the LaFayette exit just before 7 am. The other driver escaped serious injury. state police and troopers remained at the scene around 10 am.
Senate leaders resist rising spending demands as Pataki seeks 5.3 percent growth while the Assembly leans toward 8.2 percent. Republicans push for 6.2 percent with possible Democratic concessions. Pataki claims the proposal is in lawmakers’ hands now. Regis hosting segments highlight College Co-hosts Week with Syracuse and UMass ties. A Columbus Circle action marks Eradication Day for suicide awareness. A Virginia worker sues steel fragment injury at a South State Street site, treated at University Hospital.
The U S Department of Justice approves a 200000 grant for the Syracuse Partnership to Reduce Juvenile Gun Violence, nine months after cutting off 300000 dollars due to lack of results. Gifford Charitable Corp pledges 150000 dollars, matched by 75000 from city and county, to resume support and tighten oversight.
Al Zappala performs rapid nontraditional multiplication tricks in a lounge setting, declaring himself Albert Einstein. He demonstrates methods like the table saw to solve 423 by 423, yielding 178,929, then corrects to 2,553, generating disbelief and admiration from observers. Fat Tinto praises his pattern recognition while Pat, a teacher, notes potential use in training future educators.
Gary Philips, a district mathematics teacher since 1968, will retire June 30 after not teaching since 1999 and remaining in the district’s offices. The district has funded his salary and legal bills exceeding 118 thousand dollars amid two lawsuits and prior misconduct allegations. a 1997 removal from coaching followed disputes with the district and school board.
Jamie Snyder’s urine tests showed he was drug free while his sweat patch tested positive for cocaine eight times. Defense experts cite studies warning sweat patches may misinterpret trace contamination. The federal case in Syracuse questions patch reliability amid prior similar challenges nationwide.
The sweat patch is a 23 by 3 percent inch adhesive bandage worn on the arm or torso for five to seven days to detect drug use. It seals to the skin to prevent tampering, with a pad absorbing sweat and any drugs, then sent to a lab for analysis.
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