07 Apr 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1996
Page
1
A 1926 event in San Luis Obispo reports a lightning strike hit an oil refinery on April 7, sparking a fire that burned for five days, blackened 900 acres, and consumed over six million barrels of oil. The note sits among NewsLine forecasts and local weather data services with codes for city forecasts and regional advisories.
A 1927 record notes the first long range television use in history. The brief item highlights a pioneering broadcast milestone.
A display at the new Planet Hollywood Tel Aviv features tablets from a famous science fiction epic starring Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner. The film will air at 7 p.m. on AGC, offering a chance to view the artifacts and enjoy the screen classic.
Planet Hollywood has been open for weeks in Tel Aviv. A gala planned for March 23 was postponed after Israeli bombings. The decor includes memorabilia from Bible and Israel related films, including tablets from The Ten Commandments and Ingrid Bergman’s costumes.
The notice corrects a Stars magazine error about Bob Cohen speaking at Samuel and Noble book store at 2 103 p m on April 14. He will discuss his Syracuse based murder mystery Masisky's Ghost at 2430 Eric Blvd E Dewitt.
Daily Number 197 Wintour 2739 Pick 10 5 6 9 14 19 23 24 27 30 33 34 36 43 54 58 62 64 67 71 78 Lotte 1 10 12 29 38 50 Supplemental 43 Results updated daily via classified calls and national Florida lists. The Syracuse area papers note recycled newsprint content and local publication details.
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NBC airs Ire and Gloria Estefan new video Reach as halftime entertainment for the Chicago Bulls versus Orlando Magic game marking the event. Nancy Sinatra donated iconic boots to Hard Rock Café museum in Beverly Hills amid pop culture notes. A WPLU radio poll names top five irritating TV personalities including Tori Spelling and Sally Struthers.
William T. Dawson 69 real estate developer and former banker actor died of cancer. Frank Doyle 78 Archie writer died of cancer in New Port Richey Florida after 45 years and 10,000 stories. Dr Milton J. Horowitz 70 psychologist and LA founder died of mesothelioma. $2 million verdict tied to Kent cigarette filters. William G. Schofield 86 founder of the Freedom Trail and retired editor died in Boston.
The long list mixes historic moments and upcoming events from Truman s 1951 firing of MacArthur to Apollo 13 launch in 1970. It notes World Health Day, a Colorado Springs spin off space tech conference through April 4, a Texas Senate runoff, and Ozark UFO Conference in Eureka Springs. It also references Fort Sumter s anniversary, the Missouri Republican convention, and a 1978 papal synagogue visit by Pope John Paul I.
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