Boeheim predicts Michigan State wins national title
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim believes Michigan State will capture the men's NCAA basketball championship, projecting the Spartans as the team to beat in the national final.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2000
Page
1
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim believes Michigan State will capture the men's NCAA basketball championship, projecting the Spartans as the team to beat in the national final.
Banks hike charges for nondepositors by about 25 percent compared with three years ago, impacting regular and casual ATM users. The B7 report analyzes fee trends, banking policies, and potential consumer effects across major institutions.
Tonight clear then Saturday clouds rise with low 38. Sunday brings sun and clouds with a shower and high 62 low 44. Monday a shower possible with high 64 low 46. Tuesday dries as showers end with high 54 low 44. Weather stats A2.
Japanese officials warn the danger remains high despite no injuries reported in the Wake Forest area incident. Authorities urge continued vigilance as reports indicate ongoing risk and precautions are in place.
Elian Gonzalez's father requests a visa to come to the United States as custody negotiations with Miami relatives and U S authorities stall. INS talks, tense activism outside the Miami home, and questions over surrender terms complicate the case. The rescue from a boat disaster last November drew global attention to custody and immigration battles.
A Syracuse pilot program pairing congestive heart failure patients with nurse case managers reduced readmissions by 33 percent at four hospitals in seven months. Patient James Abbott credits guidance on salt intake and medication adherence for stabilizing his condition after two hospital stays.
State lawmakers pass a $2.4 billion emergency appropriations measure to keep government funded from the start of the 2000-01 fiscal year until April 16, marking the 16th consecutive year without a timely budget. The bill funds state employees, Medicaid, welfare, and other operations, while legislators forego pay due to the late budget.
Barbara Ashkin leaves Carousel Center for Cableapress Technologies. Melane Franklin Everson Museum PR director will teach Yogart a weekly Yoga and art class. Jesus Christ Superstar opens to a strong reception. Weekend 16 features Turning Stone Funny Things and High Fidelity among top picks. Reggie Savage loves living in Syracuse. Editorial notes call for change in war Irish peace talks. Lottery results updates and contact details included.
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