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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2001
Page
8
Niagara Mohawk plans discussions with union leaders over contract items amid long standing labor talks. Kerry Burns of Niagara Mohawk declined to discuss specifics while noting the 1996 pact included a wage freeze and retiree health cost sharing changes.
High Falls Brewing plans a citywide horse art auction next year with 100 horses on display in Rochester. Sponsors may repurchase for 5600 each, proceeds to five charities aiming to reach about 1 million dollars. A kickoff $10,000 donation supports the science museum and other groups, drawing thousands of visitors.
Millard Sullivan, Fulton Agnilink plant manager, says the investment will strengthen the community as the company expands. Union leaders note reduced worker stress with the news and Mayor Stafford highlights 50 new jobs. Empire Zone incentives will provide 120000 in tax credits plus 1500 per new job over five years, reflecting Fulton’s agricultural riches and regional supplier base.
Herald Journal urges readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling 470-0011 to help ensure full, fair and accurate coverage across all reports and editorial content.
Jennifer Rufer and her husband receive 16.2 million after a jury found Abbott Laboratories and the University of Washington Medical Center equally responsible for a wrongful diagnosis of cancer. Rufer underwent hysterectomy and lung surgery after repeated positive Abbott tests and lifelong treatments before the error was corrected in 1999.
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat called Shimon Peres a peace partner and thanked him for his efforts during a 50th anniversary gathering of the Socialist International. The remarks were delivered as Arafat and Peres spoke to about 400 delegates.
In Modesto California Robert Weston aged 17 was charged as an adult with beating his disabled mother Joanne Noack 49 to death with a baseball bat and burying her in a backyard grave. Police say Weston cared for her since age 11 and the body was found in her yard after her other son Thomas Cope 24 reported she was missing.
Nine Senate Republicans join Democrats to pass a broad patient protection measure guaranteeing new rights to medical care and the ability to sue HMOs. The 59-36 vote faces House resistance and a Bush veto threat. President Bush denounces the bill from Camp David, while co sponsors urge continued talks.
Pentagon inspector general found the V-22 Osprey squadron commander Lt Col Odin Leberman falsified maintenance documents to exaggerate performance. Other Marines knew but did not report. Investigation says falsified records did not cause two fatal crashes that killed 23 Marines. Pentagon will act after Defense Department final report in July.
Two days of heavy rain caused floodwater and mud to engulf Limbo in Cameroon, killing at least 19 villagers and leaving up to 15 missing. Rescue teams searched with shovels through the day for those buried under mud.
Dr Dirk Greblocked Greineder, 60, was found guilty of murdering his wife Mabel, 58, in a park near their Wellesley home. His three children Kirsten 30 Britt 28 and Colin 26 faced daily testimony and cried as he was led from court. He received life without parole.
In Lisbon, Yasser Arafat and Shimon Peres met at the Portuguese premier's residence for more than two hours to discuss the Middle East conflict and pave the way for direct talks. An Israeli official noted a follow-up would occur and called the meeting good.
Central New York drivers face gas prices near 1.72 a gallon as Fourth of July plans hinge on staying local or short trips. Syracuse residents cite high costs yet expect reduced travel congestion since the holiday falls midweek. Citizens note Citgo stations charging around 1.65 to 1.72 a gallon while planning in-state visits.
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