15 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1993
Page
1
UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali denounced the Bosnian Serbs for the artillery assault on Srebrenica civilians. He urged an immediate halt to the attacks as a UN convoy attempted to deliver aid and evacuate residents amid continued besiegement.
In Johannesburg and four cities youths looted and police fired on crowds during memorials for Chris Hani. At least seven died and hundreds were wounded as a nationwide strike by the ANC, unions, and the Communist Party kept millions of black workers off the job, with as much as 75 percent of the 6 million workers affected.
A New York Court of Claims awarded 249000 dollars to a 410 pound man who injured his back after falling from a doctor’s examining table but rejected a prison inmate’s claim of being attacked by dentures. Separate notes describe Syracuse NYNEX Yellow Pages debut, recycling gains, and new Oncenter features.
The spring sports preview highlights girls softball with season outlooks and profiles. In pages C6 and C7, the sports section dives into auto racing with an inside track look at drivers, tracks, and upcoming events.
Police seek identity of a woman whose scorched body was found burning near a tall gravestone at St. Agnes Cemetery on South Avenue. A cemetery worker reported smoke at 2:30 p.m. The autopsy by Dr. Humphrey Germaniuk will determine if homicide or self-inflicted death. The woman stood about 5 feet 5 inches and weighed 110 to 130 pounds. Local youths describe shock and fear.
Kyle Fetterly vented in an H R Block waiting room over the one third of earnings taxed by the government. Tax Freedom Day for New York is May 22, two days after last year, with the national average May 3. Residents discuss extensions and payment options, including Form 4868 and Form 4365, to avoid penalties if 90 percent of taxes are paid by April 15.
IRS staff allege district managers rigged office phones to log busy signals as answered and auditors shared confidential taxpayer data with investigators without notice. Employees accuse inflated fines and back taxes figures tied to pay, prompting internal scrutiny.
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