21 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2001
Page
1
Page C5 highlights a ceremony that holds special meaning for 37 new Americans as they begin a new chapter. Additionally, Barry Bonds nears Mark McGwire in the home run race, edging closer to the record with renewed momentum and attention from fans and media alike.
Tonight a shower or storm in spots. Saturday mixed clouds and sunshine with a low of 54. Sunday partly sunny with a high of 76 and a low. Monday becoming cloudy with a chance of rain. high 66, low 56. Tuesday mostly cloudy with some showers. high 64, low 54. Weather stats A2.
A Connecticut man was critically injured when a group of teenagers attacked him and friends with lead pipes and two by fours after they refused to buy cigarettes. Police are investigating the assault and seeking witnesses.
The 1989 Sugar Bowl game left Syracuse fans furious as Auburn tied the score, ruining an unbeaten season and denying SU a national title aspirations. The tense contest echoed in memories of Orange fans and sports commentators.
Daniel Cosselman of Syracuse and Alex Knierman of East Syracuse salute as The Star Spangled Banner plays at the We Stand Together memorial in Clinton Square. The Thursday night event draws Central New Yorkers for a moment of unity.
President Bush addressed Congress detailing a plan to strike al Qaida and shut down terrorist camps, while demanding the Taliban reveal bin Laden and assist in a global hunt. Taliban rejects the demand and warns of regional crisis.
More than 500 firefighters from over 40 departments led a 26 by 16 foot flag through downtown Syracuse as about 10,000 people gathered to honor those lost in last week’s terrorist attacks. A 41 unit color guard, prayers, and speeches followed a somber procession. The names of 61 missing or dead tied to Central New York were read aloud.
Taliban officials in Pakistan said they would not surrender Osama bin Laden despite President Bush's demand. The ambassador Abdul Salam Zaeef warned that U S force attempts could spark a regional crisis, signaling no movement against bin Laden despite U S urging.
The Pentagon investigation shifts from search and recovery to crime scene work as the FBI plans extended inquiry into the hijacking attack. About 450 personnel sift debris, identify evidence, and await months of work ahead. 189 dead, only 40 remains identified by Thursday evening.
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