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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2000
Page
1
Central New Yorkers in February set a record for paychecks as Wegmans eyes expansion at the DeWitt store. Defense Secretary Cohen says there is no evidence China plans an attack on Taiwan amid a broader China update.
Weather stats show tonight’s low and tomorrow’s high set at 38. Local A2 page notes AO Buy context and conditions impacting early plans.
A compact compare executives describe Grand Rapids Michigan as a booming counterpart to Syracuse New York examining growth, industry shifts, and urban renewal efforts shaping both midwest cities amid migration and investment trends.
A Washington Bureau summary argues that Grand Rapids, Michigan, mirrors Syracuse in setting yet differs in economic growth. Over the past decade, a five year boom underpins a 15 year turnaround, aided by a strong local industry mix and a resilient community embracing shopping, sports, farms, and suburban politics amid harsh winters.
Syracuse area gained 10,515 residents through migration while Central New York lost 30,917 in the same period. The text cites planetary alignment in Grand Rapids as a metaphor for potential success and guidance for Syracuse.
New Census figures show 5599 residents left Central New York in the year ending July 1 1999, marking a slower outflow after 1997 peak of 8200. Four-county region including Onondaga Oswego Cayuga and Madison counties posted a net population drop of 1893 when births deaths and international migration are considered, underscoring the decade’s weak trend.
A four year investigation into possible misuse of FBI files found no criminal conduct by Hillary Rodham Clinton or senior White House figures. Independent Counsel Robert Ray reported no credible evidence Bernard Nussbaum lied to Congress. Final reports on other probes remain confidential.
Defense Secretary Cohen told reporters in Tokyo there is no sign of an imminent attack on Taiwan amid the presidential election. He urged China and Taiwan to end their war of words, warning that heightened pressure could boost U S arms sales to Taiwan. He spoke after visiting U S troops near Seoul and thanking them for their service.
The Herald's Journal reports Daniel Ducruet divorced by Princess Stephanie of Monaco after photos with a Belgian stripper. A French court said he was set up. A shipment of Oscar statuettes intended for the Academy Awards was stolen. A Missouri school expelled a 12 year old for dyeing hair green for St Patrick's Day. A Pennsylvania author sues claiming ideas for Harry Porter originated with her.
Success by 6 launches its first Children’s Book Fest following the St Patrick’s Day parade. The edition features 88 Movies and notes Julia Roberts wears outfits that overshadow the Erin Brockovich story. The Local Weekend page also highlights The Count Basie Orchestra in Liverpool and a lecture by Mesacan novelist Carlos Fuentes. Violence concerns in Northern Ireland prompt editorials urging decisive leadership.]]
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