01 Apr 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1996
Page
1
A terse weather notice notes clearing skies and a drop in temperatures tonight. forecasters warn of a colder air mass moving in from the north with expected lows near freezing in some suburbs by morning.
Shoppers pack Marshall Street as Syracuse fans flood stores near campus after Big East pride and Holy Week hype. Vendors report booming sales of Syracuse gear with 60 degree sun drawing repeat customers and last minute souvenir purchases. Final Four pins remain elusive on the Hill despite strong turnout.
Syracuse resident Herman Schatz memorizes birthdays of visiting officials and cites dates, times, and venues with precision. Once institutionalized, his hobby grew from a fascination with John F Kennedy and the term savant defined his unusual talent.
A baby boy delivered by emergency C section March 23 died Sunday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital. Victor Roick, born to Mrs. Branche who died in a snowstorm crash on Onondaga Lake Parkway, had been in the NICU before death. Driver Lord Branche, 24, 915 Oswego St, Liverpool, faces DWI imprudent speed and failure to keep right charges, with blood tests pending.
Banks may levy charges for using non bank ATMs with Visa guidance allowing 25 cents to 2.50 per transaction. Consumers could face two fees one to their bank and one to the machine owner as travel areas see higher costs. FBI stand off with anti government group continues in second week as supporters rally at a safe distance.
Commentary by columnist Jesse Jackson criticizes Oscar protest portrayal as unfairly defined amid local station talk show discussions and program highlights across AIS affiliates.
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