Power grid warns of shortages in New York state
Census data show Syracuse and Onondaga County population details as power grid operators warn the state must build new plants or risk serious outages.
15 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2001
Page
1
Census data show Syracuse and Onondaga County population details as power grid operators warn the state must build new plants or risk serious outages.
The forecast lists Tonight at 34 low with increasing clouds. Dwight shows a low of 24 with partly cloudy. Saturday hints at snow or flames and high 38 low 22. Sunday predicts clouds and sun with a chance of flurry and highs around 36. Monday partly sunny with highs near 40.
State officials and lawmakers condemn the president's reversal on carbon dioxide emissions policy. Leaders accuse the move of weakening climate action and undermining environmental standards, urging new federal guidelines and state protections to curb pollution.
New York State released annual school report cards showing 21 of 12 Cayuga Madison Onondaga and Oswego elementary schools scored below 140 in fourth grade English. Nineteen schools fell under 140 in fourth grade math. In eighth grade 59 middle schools and 38 in English or math missed the cutoff. Education Commissioner Mills said the system is about improvement, not punishment, with public results to guide districts.
In Chantilly Virginia Anthony Davidowitz a British university student describes the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak near his English home. Fed inspectors disinfected his shoes and the Agriculture Department steps up scrutiny at airports using inspectors and dogs to detect contraband meat as the disease resurfaces abroad.
Gov. Pataki urged embedding carbon dioxide cuts in a national energy policy during a Troy visit. He cited acid rain and smog concerns from emissions while praising environmental efforts. Clinton and other Democrats criticized Bush’s CO2 stance, calling it a broken promise.
Census numbers released today show Syracuse city population fell 10.1 percent in the 1990s to 147,306, the county down 23 percent to 458,336, the sharpest decline among top New York counties. Asian residents surged about 40 percent since 1990, with 4,960 in the city and 9,569 in the county. Black or African American populations stand at 37,336 city and 43,011 county.
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