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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2000
Page
1
America sets clocks back one hour to standard time this Sunday at 2am. Official change occurs at 2am. callers can confirm time via Newsline at 472-2111 by entering the code 7 ah 22E2 to obtain the correct time.
Fox Sports telecasts of the Yankees five-game win over the Mets posted the franchise’s lowest World Series ratings. The games averaged a 32.4 national rating and 21 share, down 22.5 percent from last year and 12 percent from 1998. Fox questioned Nielsen sampling, while other sports also saw rating drops, except for the Super Bowl.
Tonight and Sunday bring clouds with rain and snow chances. Monday turns mostly cloudy with rain and snow. Tuesday warms to 52 high with sunshine. Wednesday looks partly to mostly sunny with a high near 56.
The Anne Darling Elementary School Tech Club, built by third to fifth graders, posted original songs about spiders and cafeteria food on MP3.com. They gained daily emails, about 1,000 hits monthly, earned over $650, plus a $30,000 award from National Semiconductor, with praise from MP3.com and district staff.
Clinton and Lazio wrap up their final debate and head into Upstate New York as Clinton campaigns in Ithaca Elmira and Buffalo while Lazio plans stops from Plattsburgh to Rochester. Polls show Clinton leading 50 to 43 as both release new fundraising figures.
Faith and politics collide as Anna Morris of Syracuse says God guides her voting but does not dictate choices. Community involvement, moral concerns, and religious belief shape views on candidates, with church leaders and national bishops stressing civic duty while noting debates on church and state.
Washington officials say tens of thousands of Persian Gulf veterans will receive letters within weeks noting revised exposure status. About 30,000 told in 1997 they were not exposed will be told they were, and an equal number told they were exposed will be reclassified. Delays in updating addresses accompany the revised findings, which officials say involve low level exposure with no anticipated health risk.
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