26 Sep 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1999
Page
1
The text paints a peaceful autumn transition with hints of cool mornings and lingering summer warmth. It notes laundry or golf as possible activities and frames the day as pleasant, with autumn settling in and summer receding as a farewell. The fragmentary wording resembles a final edition weather or lifestyle blurb.
Carl Heilman LI reveals technique for autumn color photography, aiming to capture depth and light. Practical guidance covers gear choice, timing, and composition to highlight vibrant forests and landscapes during peak foliage.
Stars magazine presents a complete October events guide with festivals games and plays plus a profile of Dan Hege the new music director for the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. An Insurance Services Office estimate projects about 1.3 billion in claims from flooding along the eastern seaboard with North Carolina hit hardest at 335 million. Food costs are expected to rise about 2 percent this year and similarly next year due to meat supply stability and processing costs. A quirky note covers a cloned bull named Galileo detained on a pretend crime of being a duplicate, with a correction notice at end.
Hart Seely and Michelle Breidenboch profile Clint Hill a Marine veteran stationed in Japan who recalls anti-American mobs he faced. Decades later Oneida Nation leaders warn of rising hostility and threats as local tensions over land and sovereignty spill into sharp public anger and intimidation near Cayuga Lake.
The Clintons consider several lenders for a 1.7 million five bedroom home in Chappaqua New York. They plan to use 35000 as a down payment and have ties to Syracuse fundraiser Terry McAuliffe whose role raises scrutiny from public interest groups and Republicans.
DeWitt factory, world’s largest maker of four wheel drive transfer cases, expands. New Venture Gear, co owned by DaimlerChrysler and General Motors, announced a new plant expansion creating 300 jobs over the next 18 months.
A Syracuse Newspapers poll finds 49.4 percent favor capital punishment while 22.2 percent oppose. About 19.2 percent could support it in some cases but not others, with views similar across demographics and reactions to the Cahill cyanide case.
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