02 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1997
Page
1
The column notes clouds and a surge of office space with 514,000 square feet opening by hospitals and medical offices, asking who will fill it. It also mentions J Crew's warehouse sale at the former Grossman's on Erie Boulevard East and previews endorsements for Tuesday's election plus a revisit of the State constitutional convention debate.
Burnet Park Zoo in Syracuse plans a $800000 six tiger compound on five acres to attract about 75000 extra visitors annually. Officials cite global rarity, surveys show tiger exhibits draw many visitors, and staffer Judy Talbot calls it exciting and potentially major.
The Pyramid Cos announced a near 1 million square foot expansion of Carousel Center in Syracuse extending across Hiawatha Boulevard toward Bear Street. The plan adds at least three anchors and an 11 floor hotel potentially by 2000, with Harborside Drive linking to the Inner Harbor and nearby markets.
In 1990 Hiawatha Boulevard widened to five lanes for Carousel Center traffic. Pyramid Cos plans an open plaza and may force boulevard closures, rerouting Bear Street and others. City must approve a tax deal and study rerouting before final plans, with possible aquarium inclusion.
Local report notes the mayor’s statement about an announcement being redirected toward the upcoming election. The piece emphasizes city politics and surrounding public interest without detailing specific dates or names.
Chinese President Jiang Zemin faced unruly Harvard students and protesters during an eight day U S visit. He said his trip deepened his understanding of American democracy while urging Americans not to force their values on China. Protests outside mingled with his remarks as audience members turned away, yet he remained largely unyielding on human rights.
ABC technicians staged a 24 hour walkout to protest disciplinary action against a union shop steward. Mark Johnson, suspended for two weeks for drawing a cartoon of Michael Eisner and other Disney ABC executives, inserted into job listings. ABC cites lie during investigation. Final round coverage of the Tour Championship proceeds with four leaders tied.
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