21 Apr 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1994
Page
1
NATO air strikes may extend beyond supporting UN forces as Bosnian Serbs are given two to ten days to withdraw weapons from designated zones around Gorazde. The report notes the regional tension and possible escalation in late May.
President Clinton proposed expanding NATO air strikes in Bosnia to halt ethnic violence and pressure Serbs back to peace talks. He urged missions to defend six UN designated safety zones and tighten sanctions, aiming to compel Bosnian Serb restraint.
Syracuse officials shut the city-owned North Parking Garage near the Public Safety Building after inspectors found cracks around supporting beams and loose joints on the upper level. The lower levels stay open for law enforcement use while the city studies mandatory annual inspections and nearby MONY Tower incident prompts broader checks.
After four years of searching Barbara Wallace locates her son Erin Wallace on Syracuse streets near West Genesee and Franklin. Erin, now homeless and suffering schizophrenia, recognizes her but remains withdrawn as they share a brief moment outside Mimi's Bakery.
Liverpool area suffers the death of 2 year old Eric Gregory after his father John Gregory backed a pickup into the driveway at 5 pm. Investigators report the child fell from the passenger door and was not in a restraint. Firefighters and paramedics performed CPR but he did not survive.
The Associated Press reports seniors push back as Rep Dan Rostenkowski proposes trimming benefits raising the retirement age and boosting payroll taxes to shore up Social Security. Worried seniors phone Washington and advocates urge baby boomers to act. The debate centers on future benefits under 21st century funding plans.
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