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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2000
Page
6
Weather forecast lists mainly chilly conditions then sun and wind at Weenesbay with low 38. Tidasday will be partly sunny and milder with high 66 and low 42. Fribay promises partial sun with 64 and 40. Satorbay turns partly sunny and breezy with high 66 and low 42. Weather stars A2.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak yielded to international pressure and gave the Palestinian side more time to quell deadly violence that has killed 88 people in 12 days. He hinted at attending a U.S. hosted peace summit if arranged, after weighing the risk of a prolonged conflict. He said it is best to bear up a few more days rather than risk a longer clash and deeper bloodshed.
Cracks in Runway 10-28 led to closure on Sept 13 with all traffic using Runway 15 33 Northwest toward North Syracuse and southeast toward DeWitt. Officials describe the sealing project as a major safety effort and expect the main runway to reopen October 27, while neighbors report changed flight paths and increased noise on the secondary runway.
Vietnamese American Community Group of Syracuse launches a voter registration push led by Vien Do to mobilize citizens and encourage voting in November. The effort includes registration drives at the Southeast Asian Center, talks by party officials, phone banking, door knocking, and poll site car pools.
A collage of entertainment notes on ratings and TV debuts, a folk scene at the Amazon, Loretta Lynn’s return, and pop culture quotes. Separate items include OJ Simpson comments denial, Christine Baranski rising star, Bette Midler TV debut, and a New York Lottery update with nightly results and category references.
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