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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2000
Page
1
Sean Kirst reports on Bricks at Veterans Menuet, noting a family’s sacrifice as the project eyes a 2002 openings, with plans for a Christmas debut amid a somber air at the airgrounds site.
Windy and cooler with showers. Saturday variably cloudy with a shower. Sunday partly sunny with a high near 48 and a low around 32. Monday mostly cloudy with a shower. high 48, low 36. Tuesday windy and colder with rain or wet snow. high about 40, low 36. Weather stats A2
A protester calls for a revote in Palm Beach as the 212 association notes the dispute. Gore and Bush raise funds amid a court story, while states may re examine the electoral system as election coverage intrudes on a White House anniversary dinner.
Washington reports a prolonged 2000 presidential fight as George W. Bush asserts victory in Florida based on an unofficial recount. Gore aides insist the election is not over and call for the true and accurate will of the people to prevail amid ongoing disputes over overseas ballots.
Florida officials warned certification of statewide ballots may stretch to next Tuesday with overseas ballots tabulation possibly pushing to November 17. Prominent Democrats questioned Gore's pursuit, saying it could threaten the process.
A Syracuse University trustee, who asked to remain anonymous, donates 20 million dollars, the largest individual gift in SU history. Spokesman Kevin Morrow said funds aid student education while officials consider allocating proceeds from the nine million dollar fundraising campaign that surpassed its 350 million goal despite the anonymous donor.
Education Commissioner Richard Mills announced that 97 percent of students who began ninth grade in 1996 and became seniors last year earned at least a 55 on the English Regents exam, meeting graduation requirements. He noted 85 percent statewide passed a math Regents exam, with 77 percent of the 1996 ninth-grade cohort clearing the math hurdle. The state plans to phase in five must-pass Regents exams by 2003 as part of higher standards.
A scrambled collage covers Billy Elliot's ballet note, Adam Sandler antics, a disappointing IPO from East Syracuse, and election chatter. It also notes new pollution rules and lottery results lines, with contact details for NYS and Florida results.
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