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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2001
Page
3
In New York a jury acquitted Sean Combs and his bodyguard An- von, while Jamaal Shy Barrow, a Combs protege, was convicted of assault, reckless endangerment and weapons charges for firing a gun inside a Times Square club. Barrow faces up to 25 years.
University of Rochester researchers will use a 33.2 million National Institute grant to study saliva composition and its impact on tooth decay. The four year project aims to determine susceptibility by analyzing minerals and other components in saliva that rebuild teeth and wash away sugars and acids.
Fragmentary text from Fort Lauderdale references Al Sharpton, a protest, and a misheard remark about parole before a court or event. Names and details are unclear, with probable references to actions or statements tied to a protest context.
A key crewman testified about the Greeneville incident as the court inquiry focused on whether Cmdr Waddle rushed surfacing and failed to detect the Ehime Maru during periscope searches. Officers Pfeifer and Coen also face questions as Seacrest claimed civilian obstruction blocked his access to the officers.
John Phillips co founder of the Mamas and the Papas and principal songwriter behind California Dreamin died at 65 in Los Angeles. He wrote I Saw Her Again Last Night Creeque Alley and helped launch Monterey Pop Festival introducing Jimi Hendrix and The Who to American audiences. The group won a 1966 Grammy for Monday Monday and disbanded in 1968.
In Tetovo, four tanks and two military trucks rolled into the city as Macedonian forces reinforced with infantry, artillery, and howitzers to confront Albanian rebels. Police and army units moved to cut rebel supply lines at the Kosovo border, while rebels reportedly raid Tetovo center and suffer heavy casualties, though confirmation was not immediate.
Britain slaughters 1800 apparently healthy sheep in a preemptive move on two Scottish farms linked to a livestock market where foot-and-mouth disease was found. Agriculture Minister Nick Brown defends the tactic as authorities battle over 300 outbreaks and manage suspected exposure.
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