02 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2001
Page
1
Sunday forecast at the State Fair calls for shade and mild temperatures as the last two days of the fair approach. Warmth may return for Labor Day, with a complete forecast on C-16 noting a high near 70 and a low around 48.
Anne Maddox built American Girl Place in Chicago and aims to replicate the success with MacKenzie Childs in Aurora. The notice provides contact details for corrections and delivery or subscription questions, directing readers to Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470 2240 and the newspaper’s main line 470 NEWS (470-6397).
Renovation of Clinton Square in Syracuse centers on reviving the Erie Canal heritage with a reflecting pool for winter ice skating. Historical photos from the early 1900s show skaters on the frozen canal by the square, while officials note community input shaped the design as the long standing landmark reopens.
In 1806 Syracuse prepared Clinton Square for a canal era display while other events touched its history. Daniel Webster spoke from the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument and the Erie Canal site hosted a demonstration of electric light. The piece notes a 1925 canal-side experiment and historic plans around fugitive slave law, with a photo history feature and columns detailing venue use since 1800, local commentary, and editorials.
Former President Bill Clinton and U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton attracted large crowds at the New York State Fair with a three hour tour of the grounds. At 11 am about 25,000 fans lined paths as they shook hands and Clinton autographed a book. The fair director called the visits a rare chance to meet a president and senator, while an invitation only breakfast drew 400 guests.
The federal workforce has shifted toward more inspectors and investigators as overall federal employees fell 16 percent from 1975 to 2000. Nationally the number of federal criminal investigators rose 149 percent from 43,424 in 1975 to 83,282 last year per Syracuse University's TRAC data.
An internal fund in PEACE Inc’s controller’s office stored up to 13,000 in largely singles for meals. From 1999 through August 2000 at least 30 workers wrote 138 checks totaling nearly 844,000 cash from a public funds safe. Controller Gerard Wicher cashed 26 checks for 175 each.
Maureen Nolan reports on the start of the school year as principals push for dress standards to curb visible underwear and low pants. The piece notes students in urban and suburban areas discuss current fashion and policy responses as schools seek stricter guidelines.
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