Thompson anchors relay as Hyman upsets O Neill
Jenny Thompson leads the 800 meter relay team to a world record while Misty Hyman defeats Susie ONeill in the 200 meter butterfly, delivering a dramatic page one headline style report from the competition.
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Napolitano dies amid illness at Onondaga Lake Park
Metro reports Onondaga Lake Park incident as Napolitano, Syracuse code enforcement director, falls ill and dies while at the park. Police investigate a suspected robbery linked to Nedrow's MAT, marking his fifteenth heist. Hanford Company plans a pharmaceutical campus in Syracuse, creating about 80 jobs. Shuttle Atlantis completes mission to outfit the space station.
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Weather outlook and temperatures for the weekend
Tonight and tonight low around 44. Friday cloudy then sunny. Saturday windy with a shower risk and high around 64. Sunday a shower chance with similar highs.
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Vote Lets China Join Trade Body
The Senate approved permanent normal trade status for China in a decisive 83-15 vote. The legislation, praised by Clinton as a major step in U.S. China relations, ends annual reviews and paves the way for China to join the World Trade Organization and expand access for American business and investors.
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China weighs WTO entry to shrink trade gap and open markets
Clinton says WTO accession could transform China by opening markets and halving tariffs on U S and other imports. High tech firms could accelerate information flow and curb state industries, boosting private enterprise while critics led by labor warn of uncertain outcomes.
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Aquarium centerpiece hangs in balance for Syracuse mall expansion
City officials warn the planned $50 million aquarium may not be funded in the 30 year tax plan tied to The Pyramid Cos. The developers seek $10 million from SIDA to leverage $40 million in bonds for a four story 86,000 square foot project, but no cash is earmarked yet. The deal hinges on evolving payment in lieu of taxes terms and overall infrastructure costs. Bruce Kenan of The Pyramid says progress continues.
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Fifteenth bank robbed in Central New York spree
Police say a white male in his 40s or 50s, about 5 9 to 6 feet, with salt and pepper hair, carried out the latest M T Bank robbery in Onondaga town at 2 47 p m. He wore a baseball cap and sunglasses and passed a note threatening a weapon. The suspect has hit 15 banks since 1998, starting with Marine Midland at Salina Street in Syracuse, with a prior June 30 surveillance photo last shown.
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Protest over Library Plan Showcasing The Last Temptation
The Herald's Journal notes Catskill churches protest a library's plan to show Martin Scorcese's film The Last Temptation of Christ. An intruder arrested at Bia House, and a gender bias lawsuit filed against the Carl Scouts. Lottery results and miscellaneous notes follow.
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