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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2001
Page
1
Syracuse seeks season snow crown matching 1992-93 mark of 184.3 inches with Buffalo 1976-77 record 133.0 inches and season average around 115.0 inches as new totals are reported. The Sunday listing outlines historic comparisons and current standings in a compact sports bulletin.
John Doherty Eldemer previews the U S Census results by state, noting that New York and Central New York will gain a block by block portrait of residents. The release will show regional diversity and later updates through April 2002, with New York’s 18,976,457 residents placing it behind California and Texas in population.
A brief correction notice directs readers to contact Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 for discussions about corrections.
Randy Gordon 17 was mourned by more than 700 at a church near Santana High School after a deadly shooting that claimed Gordon and classmate Bryan Zucker. Neighbors and classmates described Gordon as a good kid, with prayers and tears marking the somber gathering.
A 1992 to 7000 survey summarizes school related violent deaths reported by news media. Total deaths 284 with 215 gun related. Leading causes include interpersonal disputes 27 percent and self harm W percent. Deaths occurred across various school types. Source National Safety Center.
Edwin Acevedo reports on a shift in attitudes as peers, parents, and police praise students who report threats. In Solvay, two 15-year-old high school students were suspended and charged after being accused of threatening to shoot others, highlighting safety efforts and concerns in Central New York schools.
Frank Brinddy reports that Consolidated Industries faced a leaking finances crisis with bounced checks and mounting debt. Interviews with former employees and officials reveal a nonprofit agency near collapse leaving 250 workers with disabilities and 120 staff. Mango proposed using a 40000 surplus from a recent mortgage to cover overdrafts and charges, but a bank loan officer notes withdrawals by CFO Brian Moore without Mango's knowledge.
In seven weeks George W. Bush has transformed White House operations to resemble a blue-chip corporation. A Eisenhower bust sits beside his desk as veterans note unprecedented organizational efficiency, though ceremonial trappings remain unchanged.
The Bush administration enforces strict conduct rules from attire to briefing length. Men must wear ties and jackets in the Oval Office while women wear proper business attire. Briefing papers capped at one page. Staff must be punctual and respectful, avoid excessive work hours, and balance family life. The presidency differs from Clinton era in job time, vice presidential authority, and staff dynamics.
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