09 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2001
Page
1
Three students face charges after threats alleged at Bishop Grimes Junior-Senior High and Solvay High School. Local UAW 624 leader Page Ci Mike Allen plans to step down to take a job with the union.
A brief forecast notes an inch or 50 of snow. Saturday shows sun breaks with a low of 22. Sunday becomes mostly cloudy with snow showers and a high of 40. Monday mixed clouds and sun with rain possible and a high of 40. Tuesday mainly cloudy with possible showers and a high of 40.
Four people dressed in orange handed out handbills at Madison Square Garden touting Central New York as a livable alternative to big city life. The flier list claimed less stress, easier apartment finding, and fewer headaches, with Syracuse highlighted for snow. Chamber president David Cordeau praised the low cost high impact guerrilla marketing as the region’s economy and jobs improve.
The 2000 census reveals rapid growth in Hispanic and Asian populations reshaping America as many people report more than one race. Early figures released to four states underscore shifts in diversity, with notable increases in larger counties and states like Mississippi and New Jersey.
More than a third of 725 households in Onondaga County participate in a three-year Gun Safety Task Force study. They distributed free gun locks and urged lockup despite reasons to keep guns accessible. Undersheriff Warren Darby urged responsibility and safety while pediatrician Dr. Steven Blatt warned about kids discovering unlocked firearms.
The U S Postal Service froze about 800 capital projects including new facilities in Syracuse Liverpool Chittenango Verona Whitesboro and Williamstown to save an estimated 2 billion dollars and protect universal service. Syracuse would move the central mailing system to a South Salina Street site. Liverpool would anchor a new First Street post office amid redevelopment. Mayor James Farrell commented on the uncertain plan.
A westbound driver in a green Neon lost control on Route 5 between Canastola and Chittenango. The Neon collided with an eastbound Lumina. a Mercury Sable rear ended the Lumina. The Lumina driver suffered a possible broken ankle. the Sable driver was not seriously injured.
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