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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2001
Page
1
A 24 member county legislature begins the process to reduce seats by five. A 37 year old man accused of a felony posed as a minor and fled custody before a judge Sunday. Syracuse street minister Sean Kirst urges focus for the African American community.
A fast moving spring snowstorm coats streets and highways, forcing slick commutes as vehicles struggle. Several accidents reported, with stranded motorists and slowed transit. Local crews deploy plows and salt to restore safety. Authorities urge cautious driving and heed weather advisories.
Gladiator leads the Academy Awards with five wins including best picture. Traffic and Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon each secure four trophies, underscoring a strong showing for diverse genres and talents across the ceremony.
Tonight: cold with clouds and flurries. Tuesday: cold with clouds and more flurries, low 25. Wednesday: mixed clouds and sun, breezy and milder, high 40 low 28. Thursday: increasing clouds, windy, rain likely, high 46 low 36. Friday: windy and mild with more rain, high 50 low 40.
The Census notes Syracuse's changing racial makeup as Republican Bernard Mahoney begins a mayoral bid with outreach to minority residents. Latina Democrats Bethaida Gonzalez and Maria Maldonado start council campaigns, signaling a shift toward minority influence in a city where whites 62 percent overall but 42 percent under 17.
A rush hour snowstorm caused a 24 car pileup on I-690 eastbound near Teall Avenue in Syracuse. Three separate crashes within 200 yards halted traffic at 8:20 a.m. Ambulances were sent. three motorists were taken to hospitals. No deaths reported. A Toyota SUV rested atop a Honda Civic. the driver, Helen Pham, escaped unhurt.
Washington reports states shifted billions via an upper payment limit loophole to inflate federal Medicaid matching funds. After investigations, HHS acts to close the scheme this month as the Bush administration seeks more cuts. The crackdown targets hospitals and nursing homes funds and the estimated multi billions.
A visiting opera troupe staged Nabucco to a grand reception despite several small missteps and some orchestral drawbacks. Health of Book offers blunt advice on cravings and weight management amid market chatter. market briefing notes advise investors not to panic in a bear run, citing cautious approaches from advisers.
Editorial questions the proposed reductions in children's programs, arguing they do not reflect the compassionate conservatism the president touted during the campaign. It asserts the plan undermines aid to vulnerable groups and calls for a more humane budget approach.
Sunday and Saturday draws listed with Daily Number WinFour Pick 10 and Lotto results. Includes a contact number for lottery results and category entry.
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