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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2000
Page
2
A fragmented notice indicates students will access new college statistics via an online gateway. The project, attributed to an education authority, aims to provide improved data on higher education options.
Vermont Supreme Court rejects immediate ceremony bans as couples move toward civil unions. Gov Dean backs the plan while the Legislature halts at calling unions marriage. Clerks plan to issue licenses this weekend and piecemeal ceremonies start in April, with broader recognition in other states uncertain.
Frederick, a Army scientist, controlled 2 rare equine diseases and reportedly handled live bacteria without gloves. The CDC report notes the glanders case likely arose through skin exposure, not ingestion, marking the first human case since 1945. No colleagues or cohabitants were affected.
In Ocala Florida George Stephens Finley 58 was convicted of felony animal cruelty for beating a dog with a vacuum wand and throwing it at a tree. The dog later died after a coma and euthanasia. Witnesses said Finley acted after the dog attempted sexual advances toward another dog. He was sentenced to six months and ordered to attend anger management.
Columbus Mayor Michael Cole unveiled a plan to cut discrimination in police work two days before a possible U S Justice Department decision to add racial profiting to its lawsuit against the city police. Columbus leads in challenging a Justice Department suit accusing a pattern of civil rights violations by officers. The suit, filed Oct 2, alleges officers abused civil rights by filing false charges using excessive force and conducting illegal searches and seizures.
U S District Judge James Parker urged Monday that prosecutors and Wen Ho Lee reach a plea negotiation with Ridge serving as mediator to discuss a potential release on bail. Lee has pleaded innocent to 59 counts alleging transfer of restricted nuclear data. Trial is scheduled for November 6. if convicted he could face life in prison.
FEMA Director James Witt and researchers warn that unchecked coastal development and rising sea levels will magnify erosion. The study estimates 338000 structures within 500 feet of coasts, with annual erosion losses around 0.53 billion and community costs near 0.42 billion, urging maps, higher flood insurance, setbacks, and buyout programs.
Hillary Rodham Clinton held a New York City news conference with her daughter Chelsea Clinton, who said she will campaign intermittently this summer. Chelsea, 20, recently finished junior year at Stanford and has begun a growing public role alongside her mother in campaigns and official events.
Scientists critique 10 widely used high school biology texts for overemphasizing cell labeling and trivia while neglecting core ideas such as structure and function, energy transformations, heredity, and evolution. Publishers defend standards. Carnegie Foundation funded the review.
President Clinton raised the 2001 2010 surplus forecast by about 1.3 trillion to nearly 4.2 trillion, tying tax cuts to Medicare drug coverage and pushing to erase the national debt by 2012. He proposed sharing windfall with Republicans and tied a tax cut for married couples to his drug plan.
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