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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2001
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text references possible political figures and government actions. Mentions include a premier and royal figures, an expected event and a potential dissolution. Details are garbled with unlikely coherence across lines.
Macedonian forces moved against an ethnic Albanian rebel village as talks stutter toward a coalition between the ruling party and the opposition. The standoff intensified amid warnings and shifting political dynamics in Skopje.
Europeans are at odds with U S plans to deploy missile defenses as diplomats seek allies. The Guardian notes frictions with a shared democratic history while Bush administration efforts to persuade Europe face internal European differences and weak common ground.
A study shows many elderly Americans remain active and healthy, attributing vigor to better education, self care, and access to new medical advances. The research notes variations but highlights a trend toward continued participation and mobility among seniors.
A Save the Children report ranks the United States 11th among four countries on the Mothers Index assessing access to health care contraception literacy and government participation. The measure compares how nations support mothers through healthcare education and civic involvement.
Educators criticize standardized testing that measures student results publicly when scores are released. Teachers say the practice harms reputations and public support for school taxes, with state disclosures magnifying scrutiny.
Albany report shows healthier workers are more productive and cost less for employers. Republicans push a 1 million pilot in the 2001-02 budget to fund wellness programs including on-the-job screenings, smoking cessation, and heart-healthy lifestyle education to curb rising health care costs. Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno argues prevention reduces future illness costs.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani told business leaders that city reforms using corporate practices spurred progress. He credited lower crime, welfare rolls near half, and reduced unemployment to accountability to residents, speaking after accepting Columbia Business School’s 2001 Distinguished Leadership in Government award at the Waldorf Astoria.
Herald Journal notes errors in a Herald American piece on the Samaritan Center Community Kitchen misidentifying collaborators. CNY Works was the partner, not Greater Syracuse Works, and Central New York Food Bank was not part of the collaboration. A Fayettenile map revision appears in Local with a Town of Manlius Planning Board meeting story. A Saturday photo credited David Bergan shows a fashion fundraiser. pastors modeled clothing. The Herald American story misreported eighth grade test counts. most take five tests over eight days, with advanced math and foreign language students taking up to seven over ten days.
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