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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2000
Page
1
An aluminum company plans an $8 million investment to create jobs in Scriba. The report notes careful, sober coverage of local politics and the Canastota court case, with details appearing on pages B1 and Bt.
The forecast indicates clouds and cooler air with light rain chances. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 50s, with a windy and chilly Saturday and limited shower chances through the period.
A poll shows growing support for a mall project if taxes are not involved, while a dedicated opposition remains active. The divide highlights differing visions for economic development and local impact across the community.
Sesame Street Live visits Syracuse New Hampshire drawing families and children to a show. Local staff provide performances promoting engagement and community outreach while attendees share excitement and photos.
A federal study in JAMA shows elderly Medicare patients with heart failure stroke breast cancer and other life threatening illnesses receive varying levels of care by state. New Hampshire Vermont Maine Minnesota and Massachusetts rank highest while New Jersey Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas rank low with Puerto Rico near the bottom. Researchers from the Health Care Financing Administration analyzed tens of thousands of records from 1997 to 1999 and offered no explanation for the disparities.
Palestinian gunmen and Israeli troops clash again in the West Bank and Gaza, ending a brief cease-fire. In Gaza a man was killed and 10 wounded at an Israeli outpost near Netzarim, while in Nablus gunmen fired on an Israeli enclave and Ramallah saw shots. Leaders prepared for talks in Paris with Madeleine Albright as Barak and Arafat weighed next steps.
The race tightens as George W. Bush and Al Gore prepare for a high stakes debate tonight. Both campaigns tout sharp contrasts on policy, taxes, and national security as voters weigh their choices.
Playoffs start tonight in the sports arena with likely key matchups shaping the title race. Favorites and dark horses prepare for the opening games, aiming to seize momentum early in a tense postseason series.
A Syracuse Newspapers poll of 503 Central New Yorkers finds 43.5 percent in favor and 45.2 percent opposed to expanding Carousel Center, with 11.3 percent undecided. A strong 62 percent favor expansion if no taxpayer money is used, while 31.8 percent oppose even with no public funding. The margin of error is 4.5 percent.
A jumble of items includes comments on car mileage trends and SUV demand, a Syracuse store sale with Albany buyers preserving staff and name, Aaron Sorkin signaling plans for season two, former area residents in new prime time shows, a pop group comeback, and a column on trickle down and debt. Also lottery results and a News-Line ad.
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