30 Oct 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1997
Page
1
In Utal based coverage a video crew seeks schools that blend technology with daily lessons visiting Béar Road Elementary. Page C1 discusses a bank sale on Bank cost and potential loss of about 300 jobs for executives and data processors amid the upheaval.
Tonight and tomorrow show varying cloudiness with a low around 40 and high near 60. Friday brings increasing clouds and a chance of showers with a low about 46. Saturday turns breezy with periods of rain and a high near 56. Sunday remains mostly cloudy with possible light rain and a high around 54. Monday turns colder with rain and snow showers, high 46.
Washington Chinese President Jiang Zemin faces tough questions from critics on Capitol Hill after a heated exchange with President Clinton over human rights. Lawmakers doubt China will halt atomic weapons assistance while American firms eye tens of billions in reactor and tech sales. Rep Pelosi and others denounce the visit and call for stricter controls on nuclear cooperation.
Lawmakers press for public commitments from China before approving Clinton certification. Sen Markey and 45 leaders, including Lott Gingrich Daschle Gephardt, meet Jiang to push stricter oversight amid ongoing trade tensions and a near 44 billion US deficit.
In Carlisle near Des Moines, Kenny and the 29 year old wife prepare for septuplets with over forty doctors on alert at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. The 28 week pregnancy carries high risk though officials note two pounds plus fetuses offer survival hope.
Kristen Hastings of Syracuse says the Adirondacks offer a quiet place for families like her children Bully and Nicole to learn about nature during camping trips in Inlet. She plans to vote Tuesday against a proposal to hold a state constitutional convention, fearing loss of Forever Wild protections.
Voters face a once in a generation chance to shape New York government via a constitutional convention. The Adirondack Park spanning 6 million acres, the nation’s largest park, could see Forever Wild protections altered. The park includes vast old growth forests and 45 percent public forest preserve, protected since 1895. The convention could amend the Forever Wild clause in various ways, sparking concern among Hastings visitors and park advocates.
An informant claims a separatist figure sought a missile to target the Texas governor. Other items note Mars Pathfinder signals, Jamesville-Dewitt teachers pairing, Anaren Microwave founder concerns, Aldi Mattydale store opens, and local holiday offers.
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