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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2001
Page
4
President Bush vows United States backing for Israel amid terror attacks. He states commitment to shared principles and ongoing support, while comments reflect allied stance with Israel amid regional tensions.
The commission announced two days of public hearings on May 23 to discuss building a memorial on a seven acre site at the National Mall. Technical errors triggered reopening of the local office as possible.
The Gregory nomination, first made last June 30, stalled in a Republican Senate, provoking Democratic complaints. After Congress adjourned, Clinton issued a one year federal court appointment while partisan fights continued.
A five member Pentagon team completed inspection of the damaged Navy spy plane on Hainan Island China. The work extended one day as Chinese authorities refused power to test electrical systems. They also checked fuel hydraulics and other systems before departing for Hawaii.
A House panel probing the Boston FBI office and mob informants issued apologies to Joseph Salvati, 68, who spent 30 years in prison for a 1965 murder in Chelsea, Mass. He and Peter Limone, 66, were exonerated after a judge found FBI agents hid evidence undermining their convictions.
The inspector general for the Transportation Department urged shifting peak travel schedules to curb late flights this summer. Kenneth Mead said delays will persist despite tech upgrades and new runways, as the FAA noted airlines sometimes schedule more flights than available landing space.
Herald-Journal notes corrected date for The Tales of Hoffmann production attended by Syracuse Boys and Girls Club members at the Crouse-Hinds Theater in the John H Mulroy Civic Center. Readers urged to report errors to Tim Bunn and contact customer service for delivery inquiries.
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