16 Jun 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1999
Page
1
The Syracuse West Side gains a new kindergarten through third stage school after approval by the SUNY board. The NAACP plans a 20th anniversary dinner honoring Jonny and Narves Gammage. NiMo moves toward selling its Nine Mile Point plants.
The Kosovo Sabres edged the Stars 2-1 to even the Stanley Cup finals at two games apiece. Ethnic Albanian crowds ignored NATO warnings as church leaders urged Milosevic to resign amid rising tensions.
Partly cloudy and cool tonight. Tomorrow and Friday bring mix of sun and clouds with cool highs in the 60s. Saturday turns sunny and warmer, Sunday is abundantly sunny and pleasant with cool mornings. Weather stats include shifting temps and showers potential.
Peter Flynn, a finalist in the Kentucky superintendent search, states he was asked to resign during the process. He explains the circumstances and his stance on the departure, emphasizing his qualifications and commitment to district leadership.
Cicero residents living near high voltage lines report sudden jolts of static electricity in homes and yards. Officials say insulation and grounding checks are underway while assessing potential electrical interference and safety measures for nearby families.
Anthony Kozlowski reports shocks from touching metal objects near a 345 kilovolt transmission line carrying Niagara Falls power. He notes appliances failing and bulbs burning out monthly while neighbors worry about potential health effects. PASNY measured 750 volts at his guitar area.
Peter Flynn, a finalist for Syracuse school superintendent, faced questions on parental involvement and accountability after his Lexington Kentucky district tenure. He acknowledged newspaper reports about his resignation offer as he addressed about 100 attendees at Corcoran High School.
In Pristina thousands of ethnic Albanian refugees stream toward Kosovo’s north amid a pe ace mission’s mixed reception. Serb withdrawals intensify as 860,000 Albanians had fled, while Kosovo Liberation Army rebels march in support of return. NATO and allied forces deploy up to 3,000 troops with larger multinational contingents.
South Baptists set to condemn President Clinton for supporting Gay and Lesbian Pride Month. The piece notes political clash and religious opposition as a factor in public discourse.
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