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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1995
Page
1
Mostly clear tonight with a chilly feel. Tuesday brings clouds and a chance of evening rain, low 47. Wednesday turns brisk and cloudy with a few showers, high 57 and low 41. Thursday remains breezy cool with scattered sun, high 54 and low 36. Friday offers a shower chance, low near 40 and high 50 to 55. Weather stats and local notices follow.
Tax Foundation findings show the typical American spends two hours and 46 minutes daily to pay taxes while New Yorkers devote three hours and nine minutes a day. Tax Freedom Day falls May 6 nationally and May 24 in New York, with Connecticut ahead. Alaska has the lightest burden April 14. The shift reflects ten years of measured tax pressure.
Upstaters have extra days to file as deadlines shift. Postmarked by Tuesday, with boxes outside Syracuse Camillus Bayberry Liverpool post offices and Carousel Center Mall until 9 30 p m. Central East Tat Road North Syracuse post office until midnight. IRS van in Clinton Square open Sunday. Massachusetts Patriot's Day cited.
More than 120 Buddhists packed into 812 Wolf St for a Sunday service led by three visiting monks from California. The Wolf Street house becomes Syracuse's first Buddhist temple, bought for 20000 by Thich Buu Minh who will return April 30. The temple aims to meet the spiritual needs of Vietnamese refugees settling in the area.
Debra Richard and her son Dehine Richard press Gov. Pataki at a Clay Town Hall session about a budget impacting the disabled. Partners argue over aid versus cuts with families voicing fear of poverty, while officials push economic rhetoric amid public strain.
Police resumed the search for a third victim after an 18 foot tri hull boat capsized on Lake Ontario. The bodies of 8 year old Mike Dancho and 31 year old Richard Johnson, both Bethlehem residents, were recovered over the weekend.
About 300 passengers were evacuated safely from a catamaran ferry in the English Channel off Jersey after St Malo sent a distress signal around 10 am. The vessel appeared punctured beneath the water line and rescuers rushed to aid.
Negotiators from about 175 nations meet at the United Nations to consider extending the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, aiming to avert a new era of nuclear rivalry. The United States claims a slim majority to make the treaty permanent, while developing countries press for full disarmament progress.
Former Australian prime minister Sir John Gorton says his government erred in sending about 50,000 troops to Vietnam from 1964 to 1972 and that the war was not justified. He notes his initial support in the early 1960s due to fears for Australia’s security.
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