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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1999
Page
1
The Miami Hurricanes routed Syracuse University 13 points on Saturday. Syracuse remains bowl eligible and is headed to the Music City Bowl in Nashville on December 29, likely facing Kentucky.
A family tale centers on a hopeful pursuit of a tax refund and the wish to be home for the holidays. Readers follow the family's search for missing funds, the IRS process, and the emotional impact of financial relief during winter.
The death penalty case of James Jeff Cahill intensified as Judge William Burke ordered a face to face meeting after defense objections to a plea deal. A subsequent meeting ended plea bargain talks and Cahill was later sentenced to death for poisoning his wife Jill in October 1998. The Syracuse Newspapers sued over reporter access to plea sessions. a state Supreme Court recently sided with the paper.
Stephanie House, 20, from Parish, asleep at the wheel, drifted left of center on Route 84 and struck three children. Cheryl Stone, 12, died near her home. cousin Michael Weaver, 13, hospitalized. Ryan Weaver, injured. House cited for failure to keep right and learning she must live with the tragedy.
A correction note directs readers to call Deputy Executive Editor Tim Buna at 470-2240 to discuss the corrected charges.
AlliedSignal documents describe siphoning chlorobenzene contaminated water from wells near Onondaga Lake for testing after recovering 13,000 gallons of pure chlorobenzene. West Flume sediment and Geddes Brook are identified as mercury contaminated pathways into the lake with proposed dredging and containment to prevent spread.
The LCP Sridge Street site reports mercury contamination from tanks and buildings, with sewer lines to the West Flume. Plans call for removal of lines, demolition of support buildings by January, decontamination of mercury structures by spring 2001, and a containment scheme featuring a 4-foot trench, bentonite seal, plastic dome cap, and computer-monitored wells to keep groundwater inside the barrier.
Thirteen years after Allied Signal left Syracuse 1300 jobs down and pollution, the company returns with plans to clean Onondaga Lake. Kenneth Lynch of the DEC calls it a turning point as sewer upgrades proceed and Allied commits to a large cleanup, similar to a $100 million Baltimore project. Jim Ravney says the public was not well informed but Allied now aims to fix past problems.
State and AlliedSignal outline steps to restore pollution plagued area. Factory cleanup progress shown as a success story with joint plan and ongoing monitoring for Baltimore inner Harbor.
Onondaga County advances a major sewer system and sewage plant overhaul aimed at curbing ongoing Onondaga Lake pollution with spending exceeding 380 million dollars. U.S. Rep. James Walsh seeks to halt the protracted fighting surrounding the lake cleanup effort.
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