13 Apr 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1999
Page
1
A car crash in Lysander left four people injured as a vehicle ran off course. The incident occurred during a special time in life, noted in a dedicated section highlighting a meaningful period.
Tomorrow and tonight clear and cold with a low around 36. Wednesday sunny and pleasant. Thursday turns cloudy with late rain and a high near 62. Friday mostly cloudy with a brisk feel and possible showers around 52. Saturday clouds with some sun and a shower possible near 50. NHL car news noted.
The Associated Press reports Atlanta elementary school teacher Margaret Edson won a Pulitzer Prize Monday for her play Wit. Prizes also went to reporting on President Clinton impeachment, world financial cases and Miami voter fraud.
Syracuse Orchestra musicians have approved Daniel Hege as music director with the board voting on the selection later today, signaling a new era for the ensemble and its leadership.
A salvage worker clears debris 180 miles south of Belgrade after a bridge was bombed on Monday in what authorities call an attack on fuel supplies. A Yugoslav refinery was struck twice within 24 hours, heightening disruption to energy supplies and regional tensions.
NATO aircraft pounded Yugoslavia's largest oil refinery and military targets near Belgrade as the alliance pressed to halt the war machine. Anti aircraft fire lit the sky while strikes continued into daylight and Pristina reported barracks hit. Washington officials said hundreds more U.S. warplanes would join the campaign, despite risks of civilian harm after a passenger train was accidentally struck.
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra approved Daniel Hege as music director after a seven-candidate field visited Syracuse during the 1998-99 season. Hege, 33, is the Baltimore Symphony's assistant director and has led Chicago groups. his appointment was praised by board and musicians alike.
Federal judge Susan Webber Wright held President Clinton in contempt for false testimony in the Paula Jones case and ordered payment of Jones expenses plus 1202 for travel. The ruling could run into tens of thousands and may affect the president’s attempt to move beyond the impeachment crisis.
A garbled set of headlines and notes from The Heratt's Journal covers Jenny Jones testifying in a death case, research on cancer prevention, a woman surviving eight days in a car, a pregnant Lucy Lawless, a concert, smoking cessation efforts, and various TV, sports, and lottery mentions with broken phrasing and mixed topics.
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