19 Sep 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1999
Page
1
Michigan fans cheered as Syracuse posted a 15 15 score in a Saturday night contest. The Orange offense struggled while the defense held firm against a resilient opponent. Showers were forecast for Central New York next Tuesday and Wednesday.
TV guide offers a rating and complete guide with over 40 new network shows. Miss Kentucky Heather Renee Prengtt crowned Vis Americas 2000, first woman from the state to reach the crown, during a Saturday ceremony in Maysville.
Fred and Janet Blughrough of Queensbury sue the Washington County Fair operators after the state's worst E coli outbreak sickening over 1000 and causing one of the largest food service water contamination cases on record. No deaths reported. The notice also mentions a reader poll about dropping comic strips, with public calls for input.
The article portrays Myles and Joyce Scarro caring for their four sons and three grandkids in a busy kitchen scene. It notes 1.42 million U.S. children are raised by grandparents, up from 957,000 in 1970, with New York state estimating 341,000 such households.
A federal labor survey shows Central New York high tech and unionized manufacturing jobs pay variably. Computer programmers earn about 342 08 annually, roughly 17 percent below national averages, while engineers and chemists face shortages and wages lag in nonunion roles. Local leaders warn low pay risks losing skilled workers.
A page note surveys twenty job categories, outlining roles, salaries, and demand. It highlights market shifts, skill requirements, and opportunities in sectors such as healthcare, technology, and trades. The piece emphasizes evolving qualifications and earning potential across industries.
A short biographical note about Abraham Zell, a meticulous Austrian ex corporal, who used wit and WWI medals to persuade Nazi guards during a 19 November 1938 raid on his Vienna apartment. His family Sophie and two children hid as authorities questioned him, sparing them from immediate danger.
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