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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2000
Page
1
Geddes rejects police merger plan with Solvay as voters prepare for primaries. Regional polling stations open at noon today across the region, with emphasis on local issues and turnout.
Wednesday will be cooler and sunny with a low around 50. Thursday turns sunny then cloudy with a shower and a high near 72. Friday turns windy and cooler with limited sun and a high about 60. Saturday will be sunny and cool with a high near 62. Weather stars/A2
Prosecutors say Paul Adler, Rockland County Democratic chair, failed to disclose 135,500 dollars from Pyramid Cos, a Palisades Center developer, while Pyramid did not face charges. Adler allegedly used shell companies and aimed to block an anti mail activist’s nomination, with broader counts of fraud extortion and bribery totaling 375,000 dollars in potential penalties.
Federal indictment accuses Paul Adler of failing to disclose 135500 routed through Pyramid Cos, Syracuse developer of Palisades Center. Pyramid says it hired Adler for pay via shell company set up by his accountant. Adler allegedly sought to block a anti mall activist from Clarkstown town board. Pyramid paid 1500 to turnpike...
In Albuquerque the scientist Wen Yie Lee nears a near release as prosecutors and defense bargain over a plea to one of 59 counts for downloading restricted material. He would be sentenced to nine months already served, with courtroom talks stretching days as his family and supporters watched.
Kentucky and Texas manufacturers plan a new houseboat plant along the Cayuga Seneca Canal in downtown Seneca Falls. The operation will occupy former Seneca Knitting Mills buildings, which closed after 155 years in the summer of 1999.
A Texan's large financial gain becomes central to ongoing legal drama as officials discuss corruption, health plans report strong year 1999 results, and a mixture of public notices touches on statues and entertainment figures. The piece notes federal prison time for a cited quip and references to JFK statue debates amid broader national items.
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