30 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2001
Page
1
Oneida Ltd., the flatware maker, plans to lay off 200 workers at its Sherrill facility. The job cuts affect a significant portion of the workforce as the company restructures operations. Officials cited market pressures and cost reduction measures shaping the decision.
Timeline shows the 1998 shooting of abortion doctor Barnett Slepian in Amherst New York. A scope rifle found near his home in 1999 precedes charges against Kopp. He is added to the Ten Most Wanted list in 1999 and indicted by grand juries before arrest in France on March 29 2001.
Heather Miller survived a lung transplant for cystic fibrosis but later succumbed to cervical cancer. The story notes her battle, medical history, and the impact on family and community.
Police say Abdullah Islam, 24, of Roland Green Apartments Syracuse, threatened to kill President Bush, the first lady and former President Clinton. Investigators recovered an AK-47 rifle and three other weapons from his apartment after a maintenance crew reported sighting guns. Abba Abur-Rahim, who rents the unit, faces a federal grand jury probe. Islam is jailed at the Justice Center pending a detention hearing.
James Kopp, fugitive linked to the October 1998 killing of Buffalo area abortion doctor Barnett Slepian, was arrested in Dinan France while allegedly collecting a package from New York. U S authorities plan to seek his extradition on state and federal murder charges and related violations.
Heather Miller of Oswego died at 19 from cancer three years after her cystic fibrosis inspired Duke Hospital transplant. Her sister Tanya and brother Brett donated part of their lungs in a 1997 operation at Duke University Medical Center, the first saving donor lung transplant there.
A compact summary notes New Yorkers favor banning hand held phone use while driving. The piece surveys public opinion, touches on policy implications, and references related cultural items and weekend arts listings. It mentions the Syracuse Symphony weekend program and several film reviews as context.
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