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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2001
Page
3
Herald Journal asks readers to report errors in our coverage to Tim Bunn deputy executive editor at 470 2240 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday.
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Transportation secretary sara Tuesday voiced support for higher charges on airlines to curb congestion as delays loom. He said traffic disruptions may recur unless strikes end, optimistic about improvements at the FAA command center in Herndon Virginia coordinating hourly with carriers.
Marine Corps top general warned the V-22 Osprey could be dropped if found unsafe after an independent review flagged path-rotor technology as unsafe. Gen James L. Jones said moving to conventional helicopters would be a step backward while Marines seek replacements for Vietnam era CH-53 and CH-46. Two Osprey crashes last year killed 23 Marines, prompting a Defense panel review of tilt-rotor viability.
New York prosecutors feared Jennifer Lopez could influence Sean Combs associates and witnesses amid arguments at the trial. Several accomplices testified, with the prosecutor noting fear of tampering and noting potential sentences up to years in prison.
Cardinal Edward Egan enters state battle over a health care bill, urging a women's health measure that would exempt certain employers from contraceptive coverage. Assembly Speaker Silver cautioned in discussion but kept dialogue open, while Governor Pataki declined to comment after a closed luncheon.
Albany Republicans propose diverting at least 25 percent of the 7 cent monthly cellular surcharge from 911 to counties. The plan would deliver about 875 million over three years to 31 counties funding emergency call handling and any new local systems.
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