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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1995
Page
8
A concise survey highlights landfills as a major danger due to long lasting waste and space consumption. It notes lakes polluted by corporate dumping harming wildlife and landscapes, warns against rain forest loss, and identifies littering as a pervasive threat to air quality.
Martin Lawrence discusses Bad Boys with Will Smith, reading the script as Marcus Burnett and Mike Lowrey. He reflects on the film's originally intended pairing, his sister’s idea to team him with Smith, and his shift from janitor to major film star with ambitions in writing directing and producing.
The Irish band famed for Dreams and Linger recalls early years from Limerick to fame after Everybody Else Is Doing It So Why Can and Woodstock 94. Dolores O Riordan headlines the era as The Cranberries tour lands at Landmark Theatre in Syracuse on Wednesday with sold out seats. Feargal Lawler shares mixed feelings on sudden fame and hometowns. Mark Bialczak, Herald Journal critic.
A caller is invited to NewsLine to hear the Cranberries track No Need to Argue titled Zombie. Dial NewsLine numbers and enter code 65 after connection.
A teen and psychologist discuss a breakup and whether reconciliation is possible. The reader wonders if staying friends can coexist with being boyfriend and girlfriend, and seeks guidance on renegotiating a more satisfying relationship. Dr Mark Schneider and Kelly Burdick offer perspective.
A junior contemplates rekindling with her ex after a breakup caused by insufficient time together. Advice urges honest talk with him about past issues, set boundaries with friends pressuring a reunion, and assess whether renewed effort could fix underlying problems. Communication is key to truth.
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