13 May 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2001
Page
1
A readable forecast notes mostly sunny conditions for Sunday May 13 2001 with mild temperatures around a high of 42 and a low of, possibly cooler. The weather outlook references blooming blossoms and suggests gardeners plan for spring plantings as seas and shorelines stay pleasant. Coupons offer savings in today’s newspaper.
Tim Knanss reports on how Internist Associates uses Spectrum Software Solutions to transcribe patient notes in India. Data is encrypted, sent via telephone and undersea cables, then returned to Syracuse for filing. The system halves turnaround time and employs about 139 workers across Cochin Sabon KunnumPurah.
Former first lady Betty Ford, 83, died in California after a life of public service and advocacy. Her husband, former president Gerald Ford, and family were by her side as tributes poured in from political leaders and healthcare advocates alike.
In Vernon a family battles terminal illness as Todd Richardson, 22, and his brother Peter, 20, both with AIDS, face death at home. Their father recalls planting trees around the house they built, while Todd endures a frail, pain-wracked condition and clings to the family homestead as a lasting memorial.
Jennifer Jacobs reports four members of a family graduate as SUNY Oswego and Cazenovia students overcome setbacks. Julie Gridley, 47, shifts plans after a phone call ends with a life changing goal to attend Syracuse University as a speech pathologist. A year later she begins classes and six years on she graduates alongside a Nazareth College student.
Timothy McVeigh's attorney returned with 3135 pages of FBI files to study and pursue a challenge to his conviction and death sentence for the April 9 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City Murrah building that killed 168 people. The defense hopes the newly obtained files may aid in overturning the sentence as McVeigh faces a postponed execution schedule.
Terry L. Nichols appeals to the Supreme Court after discovery of FBI held papers. The documents were found during routine archiving and given to McVeigh's defense a day before Ashcroft postponed the execution. Ashcroft met with President Bush at Camp David where the McVeigh matter and FBI mistake were to be discussed.
Central New York remains dry despite recent rain and a major winter snowfall. Over the last eight years seven have been drier than normal, with a long dry spell starting in July 2000. Farmers like Tom Trinder report germination trouble on shallow plantings as drought persists.
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