30 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1997
Page
1
A feature examines why women face greater hurdles on the path to retirement. It highlights wage gaps, caregiving duties, and policy gaps that affect savings, Social Security benefits, and long term financial security for women.
The Vision 2010 plan promotes economic expansion by developing key industrial clusters to drive regional growth, attract investment, and create jobs. It emphasizes targeted sectors, infrastructure support, and coordinated public private efforts to raise the area's competitiveness.
Filmmaker Lisa Seidenhere continues to push boundaries with her travel and documentary projects. The piece highlights her approach, current projects, and impact on independent filmmaking.
A Syracuse veteran’s World War II memoirs resurface decades after his death. Plans for a global accords drive 150 nations in Kyoto to negotiate an energy use policy, aiming to curb warming.
Syracuse soars past Miami 33-13 as Donovan McNabb runs a quarterback draw from the 43 yard line to seal the rout late in the third quarter. The win ends Syracuse's bowl drought, sending the Orangemen toward a Bowl Alliance berth.
John Pobutkiewicz a 52 year old man from Syracuse was attacked on Sackett Street near Park Avenue returning from Oakdale Grill. He suffered broken ribs a broken pelvis and massive head injuries and is in critical condition. Two teens Jamie Rolfe 18 Marcel Smith 17 were charged with first degree robbery and assault and are held for arraignment.
Pat Tucci, owner of Americar car rental, says redlining claims are a mistake as he faces a July lawsuit from the state attorney general. Attorney General Dennis Vacco accuses Americar of discrimination by ZIP code redlining, heightened scrutiny and racial and age bias to restrict rentals. Tucci defends himself in a public letter to the editorial board and seeks to counter officials in Syracuse.
The village of Manlius, once two lanes and easy to cross, now dense with 20 000 daily vehicles on Route 92, weighs comprehensive development rules. The plan urges parking behind buildings, clustered layouts, street-facing facades, and entrances that face main streets to revive walkability and safety.
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