26 Oct 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1999
Page
1
Police chief quits as Edward Hanover of Geddes cites disputes with town officials in a report noting sexual discrimination probe faults. The piece also mentions the DA Dick Case's praise for an SA musical hit, and features the phrase Damned Yankees in relation to local sentiment.
Cooler with some sun and a possible sprinkle. Low 38. Thursday brighter with sun and milder temps, high 60 and low 34. Friday mostly sunny to party sunny, high 64 and low 28. Forecast notes indicate sunshine giving way to clouds. Weather stats A2.
The Braves led 2-0 in the series, but the Yankees responded with four straight wins. With the title on the line, the Braves aim to repeat a reverse comeback tonight as the championship continues.
The SUNY Charter Schools Institute announced eight proposals in Central New York and statewide to open new charter schools. One group led by Ross Whaley seeks to open the Central New York Charter School for Math and Science with 504 students K-6, run by Beacon Education Management. Another plan, led by Carol Hill, proposes the 228 student Clearview Charter School Academy, starting K-5 and growing to K-8, operated by National Heritage Academies. The moves are controversial as charters would draw state aid from existing districts, potentially impacting finances. the Urban League of Mondaga County plans an 800-student charter that could cost Syracuse up to $7 million annually if it expands.
A Learjet crash near Mina South Dakota killed Payne Stewart, his wife’s two children, agents, pilots, and others. A six person NTSB team inspected wreckage by night, with authorities identifying several victims and noting no survivors while investigations continue.
Syracuse officials seek a $6 million federal grant to transform Clinton Square into a year round park for music festivals and events by closing a block of Erie Boulevard to vehicles. Mayor Roy Bernardi will announce the plan at a morning news conference and asks the Common Council to approve a permanent street closure amid traffic concerns and past rejections by the council of similar proposals.
A compact read notes a campy vibe from Mambo No. 5 riffs hinting at dance floors and highlights a live date in Syracuse by jazz rock trio Medeski Martin & Woods. It also mentions Ken Starr sparking laughs per columnist Sandy Grady and lists lottery lines and local notices in a late edition brief.
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