28 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2001
Page
1
A Liverpool man and his family appeal as he prays his brother, reportedly in a combat zone, answers his mobile in a daily effort to connect after days of silence. The report notes the brother’s location and the ongoing concern over contact.
The Wednesday forecast calls for increasing clouds with a low around 96. Friday is likely to bring rain or snow with a high near 40 and a low of 34. Saturday should see rain ending then clouds, high 46, low 32. Sunday may bring partial sun with a high 48 and low 34.
A city bus carrying three Syracuse school pupils was hit by a pickup truck and then struck a Centro bus shelter this morning on Jems and North McBride streets. No further details on injuries or outcomes are provided.
Britain weighs vaccination as foot and mouth fears surge among farmers and dealers. Ireland prepares local coverage with dancers staying home as pages reflect impact on rural life and community events.
Surgeon General David Satcher released a 675 page report from Washington DC declaring a full blown epidemic of tobacco related disease among American women. The report cites a 600 percent rise in lung cancer deaths among women since 1950 and links marketing by the tobacco industry to the trend.
Since 1987 lung cancer has become the leading cause of death among American women from tobacco related diseases. In 1997 tobacco related illnesses caused 165,000 female deaths and since 1980 three million American women have died prematurely from smoking.
Senate Democrats proposed a $300 tax rebate for every taxpayer this year and a cut in the lowest tax rate from 15 to 10 percent, costing about $60 billion. President Bush rejected the plan as a mere pick me up while arguing his $1.6 trillion, 10 year tax cut would drive a faster economic rebound.
Britain weighs vaccination as foot-and-mouth outbreak nears peak. Government officials acknowledge ongoing mass culls after 441,000 pigs, sheep, and cows killed, with 694 total cases and 700,000+ slated for destruction. Agriculture Minister Brown cites northeastern England farm as likely source amid fear of export impact.
A school bus driver, Tonjin M. Williams, 32, was injured when a Ford pickup ran a red light at the James Street and North McBride Street intersection in Syracuse. Williams was hospitalized with minor injuries while three 13 year old students remained unharmed. The bus shelter windows shattered and the students later rode to Levy School on another vehicle. Zelias was cited for failing to stop at a red light.
A parent company of Crouse Hospital divests its for profit computer software subsidiary in a strategic move. Joe Lovano delivers a dazzling display featuring his tenor sax performance, captivating the audience.
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