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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2000
Page
1
Le Moyne College names a new president who stresses community service and outreach. The leader emphasizes engaging students, faculty, and the local Syracuse area to strengthen campus ties while guiding strategic initiatives for growth and support.
Forecast shows Friday rain and drizzle with a low around 34. Saturday turns cloudy to partly sunny with a high near 48 and a low of 30. Sunday remains partly sunny with a 50 high and 30 low. Monday turns windy and colder with a 42 high and 32 low.
Arafat and President Clinton were set to meet today as reports said Israeli forces killed one Palestinian gunman and wounded six others in an assault on a car, with authorities continuing investigations.
As Florida's 6 million ballots face a statewide recount, Bush holds a slim 941 vote edge over Gore. Both campaigns warn of possible delays from overseas ballots and reported irregularities in Palm Beach County. The outcome remains uncertain, with judges and counts possible over days or weeks.
Washington reports that calls to end the state by state Electoral College grow as Bush and Gore battle for 270 electoral votes. Durbin backs direct election constitutional amendment while Daschle notes small states risk being ignored. The system, created in 1787, pressures candidates to campaign in large battlegrounds.
Senator-elect Hillary Rodham Clinton plans a Friday tour of Upstate New York cities to thank supporters and promote her first bill a package of targeted tax cuts aimed at spurring business growth in communities hit by population loss. She highlighted Upstate as a priority with a broader promise to benefit other states as well.
Judges want a document from Syria Art Theater with Bob Brown and Frank Fiumano to bid adieu to a longtime partnership. The page also notes bereavement guidance, under-30 dining habits, and a feature on a jazz trombonist in Central New York. It mentions Inficon planning to sell shares and includes editorial commentary and lottery results.
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