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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2000
Page
1
Genesee Theater in Westvale was torn down to make way for a Pep Boys that has since closed. New: Process Gear expands its plant even as layoffs continue.
Tonight see a chance of showers and clouds. Saturday mostly cloudy with a shower or two and a low around 32. Sunday turns blustery and colder with possible flurries and a high near 44. Monday partly sunny with a high about 48. Tuesday increasing clouds and a high near 52.
The Associated Press reports President George W. Bush ponders how his 1976 Maine drunk driving guilty plea may not alter voter views. The article notes a candidate defense amid vaccine pricing concerns and hospital offers for flu shots at elevated rates.
Lazio and Clinton both push for rapid Onondaga Lake cleanup with federal funding of at least 100 million dollars of a 380 million dollar project. The League of Conservation Voters endorsed both, rating the candidates on environmental votes while noting differences in approach to securing funds and policy.
Campaign coverage outlines environmental issue focus with Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rick Lazio sharing a stance on cleaning Onondaga Lake. The piece previews upcoming discussions on crime and the legal system and questions Central New Yorkers about voting on Election Day, including asides on Bush and Gore.
Central New York newborns needing ECMO will be flown to Buffalo or Pittsburgh as Crouse Hospital ends its two year program. Neonatologist Dr. Bonnie Marr warns transport risks and potential deaths or long term harm for transferees while hospital officials say the cut saves about 137 million across Crouse and Community General amid red ink.
Hospitals await orders while some small distributors rush to sell vaccine at inflated prices up to 150 dollars per vial, five times the normal cost. Directors voice ethical concerns as shortages strain patient care and procurement, highlighting a shift toward little-known suppliers amid the nationwide shortage.
Strawberry tells Circuit Court Judge Florence Foster in Tampa that he has halted chemotherapy while jailed, saying life hasn’t been worth living and he would rather die to spare his five children. He seeks release and return to a drug treatment program, with a Nov 9 hearing to consider doctors’ input and security.
The Thursday draw shows Pick 10 numbers 3 5 9 15 16 22 28 30 97 with extra spots 38 47 54 55 58 59 66 67 72 73 80. Take 5 picks are 28 32 23 11 38. Daily Number 682 wins Four 1469.
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