04 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2001
Page
1
The forecast says a noreaster heads toward New England today. Skies stay mostly sunny tonight with clouds and snow moving in. More snow is expected Monday but warmer temperatures on Thursday may reduce accumulations.
President Clinton weighs remaining clemency grants as his term nears end, expressing concern about lacking enough pardons. Officials report ongoing reviews and potential last-minute decisions affecting several inmates.
The first phase of Carousel Center expansion likely grows far beyond 800000 square feet, with Bruce Kenan of The Pyramid Cos noting a plan near four times the size of the current mall. Officials weigh design and store placement while delaying a ground breaking date as they seek to attract foreign tourists and rethink clustering of shops and entertainment.
Dee Barney of Oswego, 39, mother of two, learned in December she has a rare aggressive breast cancer. The cardiac exercise physiologist leaned on faith and family as she began treatment on December 7 2000, while friends supported her with humor and hair sprouting pink Mohawk antics.
US seniors seek North American study options as Canadian universities offer cheaper tuition. McGill tops Rebecca James Sy Golden’s list ahead of Cornell and Barnard. rising exchange rates and tuition levels boost cross border enrollments. Between 1993 and 1998 US student numbers at Canadian schools rose 40 percent. Canadian brain drain concerns persist as rates and faculty move south.
Syracuse police say 17 year old Christopher Ariola beat his father Anthony Ariola 48 with a baseball bat in their Eastwood home at 440 Stafford Ave between 9 and 10 pm Friday. The homicide is under investigation with a reduced charge of manslaughter due to the tense family situation.
A twin engine C 23 Sherpa carrying National Guard engineers crashed near Unadilla Georgia in heavy rain killing all 21 aboard. The Virginia Air National Guard crew members were on a routine training mission with pilots from the Florida Army National Guard. Victims identities were not released immediately.
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