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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2001
Page
4
The Fresh Air Fund program information outlines its outreach and service scope. It highlights the charity’s purpose, eligibility, and application process for families seeking summertime outdoor experiences for children.
The Department of Environmental Conservation suspended burning permits due to dry weather. Officials warn of increased fire risk and urge residents to avoid open flames while weather conditions remain unstable across the region.
New York Assembly Democrats call for a two year freeze on auto insurance premia starting January 1 2003 to prevent premium hikes. They warn without action New York motorists face large increases with some drivers in the assigned risk pool seeing up to 85 percent rises. They propose a statewide average seven percent cut after rate changes and tighter controls on insurers with hearings pending and new measures to regulate premiums.
New York State United Teachers urges postponing Regents higher science standards for up to four years. Labor leaders say many labs and teachers are not prepared, with facilities lacking safety, space, or equipment to meet rising requirements. Vice President Antonia Cortese warns rushing graduation standards is risky.
The US Army unveils a multi hundred million dollar program to replace lead based ammunition with a tungsten composite slug. Introduced in 1999, 50 million rounds are produced this year for Alaska and Massachusetts ranges. Officials aim for full conversion by 2005 citing long term soil clean up savings.
The Bush administration weighs a multifaceted missile defense, hinting at sea and air based interceptors and an airborne laser. Aiming for possible partial deployment by 2004, officials acknowledge a full, proven system could lie a decade ahead.
Herald-Journal editors correct a Wednesday story about an interstate 81 chase ending with three Syracuse police officers named and a suspect arrested on drug charges. The piece misstated Officer Rebecca Cosgrave as undercover as a prostitute instead of undercover posing as one. Police said the chase began after a van sold $20 worth of cocaine to Cosgrave.
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