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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2000
Page
1
Pope John Paul II blesses the land from Mount Nebo where Moses is said to have viewed the Promised Land. The trip frames a plea for peace in the Holy Land during a high profile visit described by observers.
Kevin Montgomery brings his large vocal act and a full band to Central New York on Friday. The concert spotlights his powerful voice and broad musical backing in a locally anticipated show.
Duke guard Sheana Mosch pulls a key rebound over Western Kentucky's Jaime Walz as Duke advances in the NCAA East Regional in Durham North Carolina. The Associated Press describes the late second round moment as a turning point.
A special section previews escapes and transport, noting high tech simulations. It mentions laser pistols and a scenario where two cops falter, making a bad decision that can be fatal. The piece hints at dangers in simulated adventures and real consequences.
The table predicts tonight with a high of 58 and cloudy skies with a stray shower. Wednesday expects partly sunny conditions, low 34. Thursday turns partly sunny and warmer, high 60. Friday features sun and clouds, high 60. Saturday brings increasing clouds, high 2, low 38.
A column reflecting on mortality and aging titled Sirens in the night. Dick Case writes from the Page Bi and Ci sections, pondering how a generation indifferent to mortality begins reading obituaries as part of daily life.
In New Delhi, President Clinton and Prime Minister Vajpayee urged an end to Kashmir bloodshed and promoted peace talks between India and Pakistan. Vajpayee condemned the Kashmiri villagers massacre as barbarism and warned of the will and means to eliminate the menace. The leaders signed a vision statement to deepen ties and economic cooperation, though no breakthroughs on the Delhi–Islamabad standoff or nuclear ambitions were reached.
More than 40,000 Catholics filled a Jordan stadium for Mass led by Pope John Paul II who urged stronger ties among Middle East faiths. The frail pope received warm welcome from Jordan's Christians and Muslim leadership before moving to Israel amid potential controversy. Fans wore Jordan welcomes John Paul II shirts and waved Vatican colors as the pontiff urged peace and shared faith.
Terra Longley of Cazenovia shops at a Mobil in DeWitt and laments spending 18 dollars to fill a 1998 Dodge Durango as gas prices rise from about 1.25 1.35 to around 1.60 per gallon. Rayola Dougher of the American Petroleum Institute cites crude oil rising from 11 to 30 dollars a barrel as a main cause with refinery issues and demand changes also playing roles.
Police report two employees from a shipping firm were arrested in connection with the theft of 55 Oscar statues. The incident prompted headlines across the region as investigators pursue recovery of the seized statues and potential accomplices.
The Federal Reserve was expected to raise rates for the fifth time since June. BlueCross BlueShield earns high marks for its management. A dachshund travels well. Baldwinsville high school bands prepare for the rock battle. Editorial opinions urge oil use reductions and critique costs. A local crusade advocates defibrillator installation in public places.
Lottery results listed for Monday showing numbers across multiple games including Daily Number 569 Win Four 4638 Pick 10 selections plus assorted numbers. It notes confusion and typos in the sample text and provides a News Line phone line for NYS and national and Florida results with nightly updates.
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