08 Oct 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1999
Page
1
Syracuse holds off Pittsburgh 24-17 as the Orange withstand a late second-half surge. Sean Tucker rushes for key gains while the defense stops Pittsburgh in the red zone to preserve the victory.
A group recommends fingerprinting potential employees and adding classes on civility as part of broader school safety reforms including suspension alternatives. The proposed plan aims to reduce incidents and improve school climate across districts.
A convicted murderer reportedly ate an early breakfast and dressed in regular clothes before a covert transfer to Dannemora’s death row, details appearing on page C1 of the Metro Edition.
Health officials warn that too few adults receive flu shots and the vital pneumonia vaccination. The piece notes gaps in adult immunization and calls for higher coverage to protect public health.
William P. Crowley is identified as the tenth person charged in the Bennett companies fraud case. The development expands the ongoing investigation, with prosecutors pursuing multiple defendants connected to alleged financial misconduct tied to the Bennett enterprises.
A Saturday morning shower gives way to sun with a low around 54. Sunday turns cloudy with possible rain. By Tuesday expect mostly sunny skies and a high near 58 with a low around 40.
Apple festival in LaFayette attracts crowds with pie tastings and family activities. Local organizers showcase baked goods, crafts, and live entertainment highlighting a tradition of community celebration and seasonal harvest.
A fresh blaze broke out in the city at 1300 First North Street with firefighters battling the flames. Two other overnight fires were reported as city crews responded, while a city firefighter discussed flashover during the Thursday Holland Street fire on Page Ct.
A statewide task force on school safety released recommendations to loosen privacy limits on student and staff records. It calls for fingerprinting and background checks for all potential district employees, access to adjudicated juvenile delinquent data, and safer schools through safety teams emergency plans civility programs and youth courts.
Syracuse firm Edgewater Companies unveils plans to develop a 43 acre site near Turning Stone with two hotels four restaurants a strip mall and a bank. The project would include 135000 square feet of retail space and 20 parking spots with potential in one or two phases. Local officials express cautious optimism as land options and financing proceed.
Two month old Zachary Strain developed fever and limp days after a polio vaccine dose at home in Madison. He remains in pediatric ICU at University Hospital with a breathing tube and feeding tube, possible vaccine derived polio suspected though vaccine type remains uncertain. Doctors say most polio cases in the US come from the oral vaccine, which is live weakened virus, while the injected vaccine is inactivated. The CDC notes polio is eradicated in the Western Hemisphere.
The Heralt's Journal reports a new lingerie model tied to Marianne the symbol of the French Republic. John Cleese requests editing out train crash footage from an upcoming special amid London tragedy coverage. A feature looks back at teens who helped start Syracuse Magazine in 1989.
A compact news item notes buyer beware on wrinkle removers and scams, points readers to art museums in cyberspace, mentions talking appliances via computers, and directs to the US government Y2K warnings site for early millennium concerns. It also includes lottery results lines and hotline details for the New York State Lottery.
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