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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2000
Page
1
Lataiva Escho of Henninger and Skerron Burgess of East Syracuse Minoa earn top honors in a year end sports feature. The article highlights standout boys basketball talents across the region and profiles the players’ contributions to their teams.
Sunshine and blue skies brighten the day as warmer trends emerge. Officials mark Monday as the official start of spring and residents anticipate a week of improving weather and longer days.
Central New York faces a persistent population drain since 1997 with fewer residents and jobs to support growth. Economists warn fewer workers hinder business expansion, while officials ask how to keep locals and attract entrants, citing Grand Rapids as a potential model for revival.
The Syracuse Newspapers will expand its printing facility in downtown Syracuse to install a state of the art offset lithography press from WIFAG of Bern. Weighing 650 tons and 60 feet long with 94 feet length, the machine will print color photos on nearly every page and speed production. Editor Stephen A. Rogers says color reproduction will be sparkling as the group aims to break ground in 2002 for this upgrade that will enhance appearance and capabilities.
Taiwan voters chose Chen Shur-bian, longtime opposition figure, as president, ending Nationalist Party rule dating to 1949. The 49 year old mayor of Taipei won with 39 percent in a three way race, pledging no immediate independence but sovereignty, and promising deeper economic reform and a permanent peace while avoiding provocative steps toward statehood.
SUNY Upstate Medical University and Columbia University won a four year federal grant totaling 28 million dollars to deliver health care via the Internet to 750 poor rural and urban diabetes patients. The project will test if telemedicine can provide affordable care in homes across New York and beyond.
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