24 Apr 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1995
Page
1
The forecast shows a string of mixed conditions with scattered sun and possible showers across Tuesday to Friday. Nearly 25 years ago the historic May 4 1970 image resurfaces as Mary Ann Vecchio meets photographer John Filo, revisiting the iconic moment.
In Onondaga County Solvay shows slow recovery a decade after Allied closed a soda ash plant on Onondaga Lake. Residents describe lingering scars while the village gradually regains life amid a community Earth Day cleanup and park revival.
Authorities widened the Oklahoma City bombing investigation seeking suspects across four states. An Army deserter from Fort Riley was questioned after capture in California while Timothy McVeigh, the only charged suspect, served at Fort Riley. A cryptic fax reportedly sent to a Texas congressman's office may describe the destroyed federal building and investigators probe a Michigan radio host linked to warnings of a New World Order.
An Army veserer was taken into custody Sunday amid Knight Ridder trouble reports. Officials did not release full details, but sources say authorities acted after a confrontation at a Knight Ridder facility.
In Oklahoma City Aren Almon, mother of baby Baylee who died in a dramatic rescue, meets President Clinton and wife during a memorial service. She sobs as the president comforts her, signing a teddy bear. The child referred to as Miss Baylee drew global attention.
New York. Howard Cosell 77 died after a long illness from a heart embolism at NYU Hospital. A pioneer ABC voice from 1953 to 1992 he popularized Monday Night Football and backed Muhammad Ali. Roone Arledge lauded his truth telling and fearless style.
A report notes clerks and nurses targeted while trying to perform duties as search efforts intensify with canine teams aiding the investigation. The piece emphasizes the impact on frontline workers and the strain on responders during the ongoing inquiry.
Hideo Murai, a top leader of the Aum Shinrikyo cult, was fatally stabbed outside Tokyo headquarters by Hiroyuki Jo, a 29 year old South Korean resident. Police say the attack may influence the subway nerve gas investigation linking the sect to the March 20 attack that killed 12 and sickened 5,000.
Thousands of refugees, many sick or wounded, trudged through ankle-deep mud toward Butare as at least 2,000 people died in Rwanda’s latest ethnic killings. The mass exodus left tens of thousands seeking safety from the camp chaos and violence.
In Albany a fiscally conservative plan trims welfare and aims at Medicaid higher education and environmental protection yet the $62.6 billion budget rises by 750 million over last year after a 335 million addition. Demonstrators gather as Assembly debates the plan amid fixed costs debt and rising capital project expenses.
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