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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2000
Page
1
A barn blaze at Gailway Farm in Cenital New Jersey killed 20 horses including world record-holder Cam Knows Best. Investigators deem the fire likely an accident caused by a banned electric water heater used for hot mash. One horse was rescued. no charges expected.
President Clinton, in a weekly radio address from Washington, praised Americans for charitable giving since 1995 and urged continued generosity through the holidays. He noted 70 percent of homes made at least one donation last year and that Americans gave over $190 billion in 1999, a 41 percent rise since 1995 per the Council of Economic Advisers.
Richmond VA. Sen elect George F. Allen urged protecting Social Security and investing in defense and education in the weekly Republican radio address. He called for treating the non Social Security surplus like a business, promising dividends to taxpayers and endorsing a $1,000 per child education tax credit.
Charleston, South Carolina, has earned the nation’s most mannerly city honor for the 7th time in 24 years of etiquette ratings by Mariabelle Young Stewart. The Quad Cities Davenport Bettendorf Moline Rock Island follow, with Milwaukee and Las Vegas ranking third and fourth.
Special investigator Jose Agaz, appointed by Fujimori to review his ex spy chief Vladimiro Montesinos, asked the attorney general's office to launch a criminal inquiry. He filed the request with Attorney General Nelly Calderon, citing possible crimes including money laundering, public official corruption, and illicit enrichment during Fujimori's decade in power. Fujimori, age 62, resigned while in Japan and said he would remain there indefinitely.
The U N climate conference in The Hague failed to reach an agreement on emission cuts after an all night session. Chairman Pronk said talks were not closed and would resume later. Negotiators debated how to meet targets without reducing fossil fuel use, amid disappointment and uncertainty.
Albanian rebel leaders declared a 48 hour cease fire along the border with Serbia to give space for the political process. The move follows a week of sporadic clashes that left at least four Serb policemen dead and raises questions about Yugoslavia's fragile democracy.
In CNN's Thursday report emergency responders from Cazenovia Area Volunteer Ambulance Corps use a Physio-Control Lifepak defibrillator to restart George Barnard on November 1 after his heart stopped. Teammates Tony Furce Dick Filmer and Dennis Goldmann assisted in the lifesaving effort.
The state Daily Number draws 206 and the Take 5 numbers 10 21 25 37 39. Pick 10 numbers include 1 6 9 13 15 17 18 22 23 30 33 35 39 40 9 63 70 73 76 and the Win Four 8326. Associated Press report.
Classified style notice lists subscription rates for New York state with figures such as 5109.20 and 54 00, 77.30, and 840. Mentions publication details including Syracuse NY office and postal information. The note directs address changes to The Syracuse Newspapers and provides payment terms.
In the West Bank and Gaza Strip sporadic clashes killed two Palestinians and wounded over thirty as plans to renew low level security cooperation faltered. Israeli troops reported firing after gunfire at Nablus and Jenin while Barak and Arafat spoke by phone with Putin arranging another review.
ALBANY Gov George Pataki signed legislation expanding crime victims rights by informing them when offenders seek name changes. The measure takes effect January 24 and aims to let victims object to name changes, drawing on cases such as Mark Christie’s bid for anonymity while serving 25 to life for a 1994 East Rochester killing. The bill also applies to parolees and probationers. In separate action, Pataki approved a bounty hunter training requirement and bond posting, while withholding a toxic substances employer notice bill due to federal rule conflicts.
The inspector general-backed rules bar hospitals from charging patients or writing off restocked ambulance supplies as bad debt, unless restocking is sold at fair market value. Central New York hospitals will comply, while ambulance providers explore regional purchasing to secure discounts.
Information detailing NewsLine phone codes for weather forecasts and travel advisories, toll free access from select cities, and special codes for Dave Eichorn forecasts, winter tips, weather trivia, and Online weather data via the Syracuse.com home page.
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