11 Apr 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1995
Page
1
Coach Jesse Dwire faces a crowded lineup as the team features three standout players this season. The note hints at a continuing SU-Hobart lacrosse rivalry, with a new chapter opening Wednesday.
A collage of brief items outlines 1996 campaign moves as Bob Dole seeks the Republican nomination while Clinton pledges help for working women. Other notes include a top female CEO, a county pollution fine, Syracuse firefighting budget talks, Baldwinsville layoffs, train access, a phone merger, and the America's Cup defender finals. Secrecy in state government is discussed.
In Syracuse a woman, Stephanie Taylor, fled a violent boyfriend after a weekend of clashes. A new lock was installed on her rent door as police reported the threat, while the alleged abuser James O Smith faces harassment charges and a protection order. The case highlights rising domestic violence, with multiple fatalities in Onondaga County in the past year. Taylor emphasizes breaking the cycle and protecting her children, recalling prior police involvement.
Robert McNamara, longtime defense secretary, reflects on the Vietnam tragedy in In Retrospect, detailing personal anguish and acknowledging mistakes. The memoir reframes his stance, contrasting public image as a cool analyst with an emotional, remorseful account of policy failures and the war’s toll.
Walter Andrew Any Barr, 29, was arraigned in Constantia town court Monday on a felony charge of second degree murder in the death of his wife, Susan Balaz Barr, in the town of Clay.
Officials say a White House security panel will likely recommend closing part of Pennsylvania Avenue to cars and pedestrians. President Clinton is expected to support the move, following a committee report prompted by a shooting and a small plane crash at the White House.
The doomsday group linked to the Tokyo subway nerve gas attack now claims it was not nerve gas at all but a botched pesticide experiment. Police have raided sect facilities and found chemicals usable for gas while the group, on frequent TV appearances, has changed its explanations amid a March 20 incident that killed 14 and sickened 5,500. officials say residue was found earlier in a cult building.
Polizh diplomat Ryszard Krystosik said two Americans David Dahlbert of Jacksonville and William Barloon of New Hampton are imprisoned in Iraq for illegal border crossing. He noted their conditions are difficult but they are in better shape than before. Krystosik spoke after returning to Baghdad.
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