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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1993

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Colgate player dies after off campus brawl

Colgate University football junior Kyndle Mongeon, a 6 foot 5 inch offensive lineman from St Albans VI, died after a large brawl outside an Morrisville off campus apartment complex. A SUNY Morrisville student was seriously injured and autopsy results were pending.

Colgate University SUNY Morrisville Kyndle Mongeon St Albans Hamilton Community Memorial Hospital Syracuse Mongeon Onondaga County Medical Examiner James Simpson

Panic halts Bosnia exodus at Srebrenica

Refugees fleeing Serb attacks in Srebrenica faced hunger and rubble as Bosnian Serb forces tighten siege. UN peacekeepers had ferried evacuees, but a crowd crush killed six, including four children, leading the UN to suspend convoys trapping thousands amid ruins.

Srebrenica United Nations U.N

Weather outlook shows average precipitation for the month

The National Weather Service expects normal rainfall this month totaling about 3.33 inches with a 54 percent chance of above average temperatures around 44 degrees. The wettest April on record was 8.12 inches in 1976 and the driest was 0.79 inches in 1915. Forecaster Kay Witz notes this pattern could bring warmer days.

National Weather Service Kay Witz

Signs of Spring Hit Upstate Syracuse Weather and Sports

The Syracuse area gears for spring with a mid April switch off of city snow plows and spreader boxes as DPW seeks trucks for hauling paving and trash pickup. Baseball opens April 8 as the Syracuse Chiefs weigh home site decisions amid late snow. Wildlife and fishing notes urge birdhouses and trout stocking as storms linger.

Department of Public Works Owen Donovan OPW Syracuse Syracuse Chiefs Rochester Red Wings Chiefs John Simone MacArthur Stadium Rochester Michele MacDonald Wild Birds Unlimited Fayetteville MacDonald

County seeks OK to spray Cicero Swamp for mosquitoes

Onondaga County seeks state approval to spray 7700 acre Cicero Swamp as a preventive measure against mosquitoes that can carry Eastern equine encephalitis after heavy winter snow. Health Commissioner Dr. James Miller warns of high water levels and a potential summer surge, stressing urgency to avoid delays. The virus affects the central nervous system with serious outcomes including memory loss, paralysis, coma, and high fatality rates.

Onondaga County Cicero Swamp James Miller Syracuse Miller

Flooding Turns Beech Road in Cicero Into Waterway

Beech Road near Oneida Lake in Cicero fills with two feet of water forcing residents to wear hip waders. Ducks paddle in the road as cars pass splashing water. the town closes the road between Mud Mill and Muskrat Bay to non residents. Officials warn more flood risk from heavy snowfall and monitor countywide sandbag sites.

Beech Road Cicero Mud Mill Muskrat Bay Oneida Lake Len Brown Joe Farge Onondaga County Faige Emergency Management Division Jamesville Mainte

Walsh 1992 Campaign Spent Mostly On Salaries and TV

Ex expenses for Walsh's 1992 campaign show less than 1 percent on buttons and bumper stickers. Most funds went to salaries, rent, stamps, fundraising, travel, meals, and TV and radio ads. The money largely came from Central New York, with additional support from industry PACs. Walsh raised $284,000, calling it insufficient.

Washington James Walsh Walsh New York

Walsh wins another term with narrow margin

Rep. Jim Walsh noted campaign funds were tight as he raised enough to secure a second term in the House. His 12 point victory marked his smallest margin in three campaigns, according to the Herald-Journal.

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