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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2000
Page
1
Bright sunshine and fall colors mark Sunday October 22 2000 with temperatures in the low 30s during the day and a potential drop to the upper 20s or low 30s overnight. High around 54 degrees, low near 32.
In Lysander near Baldwinsville the Radisson community preserves laid back life amid unrealized 1960s plans for a mixed development. A strict land plan guides housing, industry, education and recreation with earth tone homes and extensive trails. Residents highlight recreation and social events in a well manicured setting.
Cornell University botanist Eloy Rodriguez travels through African rain forests and Latin American jungles seeking native remedies. He studies medicinal plants and shares findings with researchers, aiming to uncover natural treatments and expand pharmacological knowledge.
Business leaders have made worker education a priority for 2001. An employer notes capable people remain unemployed due to the skill mismatch.
The Millennium Millions lottery drawing listed numbers 22 28 47 3 43 with a 39 bonus. The ticket was worth 90 million dollars. A correction contact is Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240.
A retro summary of Mets trivia noting no no hitters in team history despite famed pitchers like Seaver Ryan Gooden and Cone. It recounts Joe Torre’s 1975 double plays, Dave Liddell’s brief major league arc ending June 3, 1990, and Craig Anderson and Anthony Young winless streaks contrasted with later comebacks.
New York brims with energy as the Mets and Yankees battle in extra innings. Fans chant Mets and Yankees as Pataki backs Yankees while the MTA offers free subway rides home from World Series games. Report by Matt Michael from New York.
In the weeks before the November election, lawmakers including Rep. James Walsh Rep. Sherwood Boehlert and candidates Clinton Lazio debate how closely they relate to voters amid spending on public schools and local ties to Central New York while incumbents face wallet concerns.
The report cites 1999 figures for Congress salaries from 1736,673 to 175,445 and New York state legislature pay between 79,506 and 121,000, with national median incomes at 45,400 53,600 and 47,800. Sources include State Budget Congressional Budget Office and HUD. Coming Monday: League of Waren Voters losing members.
The item covers Jose Vizcaino and Darryl Strawberry as the only players to have appeared for the Yankees Mets Giants and Dodgers. It notes Yankees two seasons playing home games at Shea Stadium during 1974 and 75 renovations and one brief 1998 game at Yankee Stadium after a beam incident. It cites fan ZIP income averages and compares payrolls and wins with the Mets. It adds Ruth’s career arc from Red Sox trade to minor league start and major homer total.
Anti Semitic violence exceeds 200 incidents in major cities since the Israel Palestine fighting began. The Wiesenthal Center notes attacks range from arson at Temple Beth El in Syracuse to a drive by shooting at an Orthodox rabbi in Chicago. France accounts for nearly half of incidents with synagogues and cemeteries targeted.
Hillary Rodham Clinton criss crosses the state from Albany to Buffalo meeting Upstate voters while Rep. Rick Lazio emphasizes fundraising and fewer appearances outside NYC. Lazio took four days off in late August to the Hamptons, Clinton brought in President Clinton to Central New York, met Syracuse leaders, slept in Skaneateles, and greeted hundreds at the New York State Fair.
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