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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2001

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Investors hope Fed will halt stock skid

The Dow fell 207.87 points to 9823.41 as the weekly slide deepened. Investors await a Federal Reserve meeting and a possible rate cut, while warnings about bubbles and irrational exuberance dim optimism.

Fed New York Washington Alan Greenspan Alfred E. Goldman A.G. Edwards & Sons Inc St. Louis Federal Reserve U.S Greenspan David Jones Aubrey G. Lansson & Co Univrsity of Michigan Cae

Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Chances

Tonight mostly cloudy with light snow likely. Sunday morning snow then partly sunny with low 23. Monday partly sunny and chilly with high 38 and low 25. Tuesday mixed clouds and sunshine with high 40 and low 27. Wednesday brighter but still milder with high 44. Weather stats A2.

Boeheim reaches 600th win as Syracuse beat Hawaii

Syracuse opened NCAA Tournament play with a 79-69 win over Hawaii at Dayton Arena. Coach Jim Boeheim earned his 600th victory, prompting fans to unveil milestone signs as the game wound down. Syracuse next faces Kansas at 12:70 p.m. Sunday.

Syracuse Hawaii Dayton Arena Jim Boeheim Boeheim Kansas

Carter Lucy Gibson among 13 women named to National Hall of Fame

Rosalynn Carter Lucille Ball and Althea Gibson head a slate of 13 inductees into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls on October 6. The cohort includes Dorothy Anderson Lydia Maria Child Bessie Coleman Dorothy Day Marian de Forest Beatrice Hicks Barbara Holdridge Harriet Strong Emily Howell Warner and Victoria Woodhull, honored for achievements across arts education government business and advocacy.

Seneca Falls Rosalynn Carter Lucille Ball Althea Gibson Marilyn Bere Lst Hall of Fame National Honors Election Committee Hall Bero Carter Jimmy Carter U.S Mes Poeden Gibson Wimbledon Forest Hills Dorothy Anderson Lydia Maria Child Bessie Coleman Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Movement Marian de Forest Zonta Beatrice A. Hicks Society of ‘Women Engineers Barbara Holdridge Caedmon Records Harriet Strong California Emily Howell Warner Victoria Woodhull Hlustratan Jap Feahecos Rosalyon Carter Ite

Ireland cancels St Patrick's Day parade over disease

Dublin draws back from citywide St Patrick's Day events as foot and mouth fears force organizers to cancel official festivities. Bands from the United States lose headline performances, limited private tributes replace public marches, and the festival timeline faces postponement amid border and health restrictions.

Dublin Ireland St, S Day John Cox Colorado Delaware Ali Suse Ohne Britain Otther Dominic Dam Republic of Ireland Northern Ireland U.S St. Patrick's Day Joey Lucita Rebels Jack C. Hays Buda Texas Patrick Curran

Puffy acquitted of illegal handgun charges in Manhattan trial

New York rap mogul Sean Puff y Combs was found not guilty on all counts of illegally possessing a handgun in a crowded Manhattan club and of pressuring his driver to take the rap. Lead attorney Johnnie Cochran and Benjamin Brafman celebrated outside the court as Combs told his children everything is all right. Jamaal Shyne Barrow was convicted on assault and weapons counts in connection with the club shooting. Combs’ bodyguard was acquitted on related charges.

New York Sean Puffy Combs Manhattan Justin Benjamin Brafman Johnnie Cochran Cochran Anthony “Weir’ Jones Jamaal Shyne" Barrow

Earnhardt photos dispute settles after mediation

Teresa Earnhardt and the Orlando Sentinel reached an 18 hour two day settlement over autopsy photos of Dale Earnhardt after a Florida judge allowed public records release. An independent medical expert will review the images before any public disclosure while the newspaper continues its NASCAR safety investigation.

Daytona Beach Fla Nascar Safety Nascar Sentinel Kathleen M. Waltz Barbara Petersen First_Amendment Foundation Tallahassee Petersen Earnhardt Peter Himler Thom Rumberger

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