Palestinian Leader to Meet Netanyahu Aimed at Breakthrough
Yasser Arafat will meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to break a 19 month stalemate as talks progress toward addressing long standing tensions.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1998
Page
1
Yasser Arafat will meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to break a 19 month stalemate as talks progress toward addressing long standing tensions.
The report notes a dispute over cormorant management with opponents challenging the approach in court after budget approval. Authorities had approved the budget, setting the stage for legal action and ongoing debate over wildlife policy and fishing impacts.
Forecast for the next four days shows partly cloudy tonight and Friday with highs near 70. Saturday will be partly to mostly sunny with a high around 70. Sunday turns breezy and mild with clouds and sun and a high near 72. Monday looks breezy and cooler with a possible shower and a high around 62.
Syracuse officials plan an eight million dollar DOT project closing northbound lanes first then southbound lanes, disrupting downtown traffic for months. The work replaces 173 bridge joints on sixteen bridges, with detours via I-690. Public Works Committee meeting called.
Officials announce several months of I-81 closures in downtown Syracuse starting in spring. Northbound lanes will shut between the Brighton Avenue exit and Harrison Street on ramp, while southbound lanes will close from I-690 to Calthrop Avenue. A public meeting is set for 11 a.m. Oct. 26 to discuss the traffic disruption and neighborhood safety concerns raised by DeRegis.
The Alan Guttmacher Institute reports teen pregnancy fell to 101 per 1000 girls ages 15 to 19 in 1995, with abortion and birth rates down. Decline credited to fewer sexually active teens and improved contraception, though rates remain high versus other industrialized countries.
President Clinton sat with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Arafat at the White House to push a U S proposal for further Israeli troop withdrawal in exchange for tougher Palestinian measures against terrorism. With a May 1999 deadline looming, officials said urgency rose to break 19 months of stalemate as they prepared a Wye River retreat stay and dinner at the resort before resumed talks.
The Herald's Journal reports a federal judge in Brooklyn will hold court outdoors in a park after finding no room at the courthouse. The move underscores space shortages impacting court sessions in the city.
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