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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2001
Page
1
Animal cruelty investigators confiscate 182 critters from a city apartment as part of a broader crackdown. Onondaga Lake Partnership advances lake health plans and weighs a causeway project for hikers and cyclists. Sean Kirst profiles a semi retired nurse guiding new entrants to the profession.
The carrier and postal service plan to idle 468 workers as part of a restructuring. An East Syracuse facility will shut in June 2002, eliminating 373 part time positions amid slumping sales.
Census figures indicate a near tripling of same sex couples in Central New York since 1990. Volunteers mapped vast data by letting researchers use their computers during idle time to process large tasks. The report highlights technology aided by citizen participation and notes a cultural shift reflected in open mass gatherings and civic engagement.
Partly cloudy tonight. Thursday will be sunny with partly cloudy skies and a low of 64. Friday is partly sunny, humid, with a high near 68. Saturday brings clouds and sun, a high of 82 and a 60 low. Sunday looks sunny with some clouds and a possible thunderstorm, high 80 low 56.
In Syracuse Eastwood Nikki Lynk and Karen Pollock reflect on their family formed since 1997. Census figures show same sex couples in Cayuga Madison Onondaga and Oswego counties nearly tripling over the last decade though still under 1 percent of households. Experts cite greater willingness to report living arrangements as a factor.
Pope John Paul II beatified 28 Greek Catholics during a Ukraine trip in Lviv, including 27 martyrs. He urged unity between Catholic and Orthodox churches amid ongoing tensions with Moscow linked Orthodox leadership. The crowd estimated up to 15 million celebrated at the open air service at the Lviv Hippodrome.
The US Postal Service will shut the East Syracuse Remote Encoding Center in June 2002 as part of a nationwide consolidation. Forty six workers lose the full time posts and 373 total positions vanish with 73 full-time workers reassigned to other Central New York sites. The center processed unreadable addresses into readable codes and once peaked at 600 employees.
Carrier Corp told 95 employees they will be laid off starting Monday due to a weakening economy and cool weather cutting air conditioning sales. Most cuts come from Carlyle Compressor and TR3 building, with 25 salaried positions already cut and additional contractions reduced. Union official Bruce Evans notes possible seniority bumps and unemployment insurance eligibility.
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