19 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1993
Page
1
The Buffalo Sabres scored a handful of key goals Sunday against a sloppy Boston defense and skated to a 5 1 overtime victory in the National Hockey League playoffs.
Solvay High English teacher Karen Natcher, a 47 year old with 20 years in the district, faces a parental backlash over a mailing to seniors that included poems and a three paragraph excerpt describing an oral sex act. About 40 of Solvay's 124 seniors are in Natcher's two Regents English classes.
After federal convictions of two of four officers for violating Rodney King’s civil rights, Los Angeles eased into normalcy as National Guard units were sent home. Churchgoers rejoiced and residents donated food to police stations while officials discussed a calmer future following last year’s riot. Gov Wilson demobilized about 600 guardsmen once the city was quiet.
Mourners packed a soccer stadium in Johannesburg for the funeral of slain leader Chris Hant. Tensions rose as youths clashed with police amid the high emotions and crowded scenes.
Washington visitors encounter a chilling memorial that casts doubt on democracy as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum memorializes six million Jews and five million others. The design unsettles with fractured walls and a pervasive sense of dread, signaling governance failures and collective memory.
U S warplane destroyed a radar tracking site in northern Iraq after its crew felt threatened during a routine patrol. The attack, 33 miles south of Mosul, occurred outside the no fly zone, with no return fire reported.
About 200 Red Cross workers and volunteers fill sandbags along Oneida Shores Park as high winds and floodwaters threaten homes. Emergency officials warn wind is a major challenge while volunteers work from morning until dusk to protect properties and foundations.
A 125 strong UN force from Canada entered Srebrenica to establish a safe area after a dawn accord between Bosnian Serbs and Muslims. The agreement includes a cease fire and a 72 hour deadline to disarm the government garrison amid appeals of surrender.
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