01 Aug 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1996
Page
1
The readable parts show a mixed forecast with sun and showers possible and highs ranging from 78 to 84 degrees. Some days are warm and humid with clouds, sun, and a chance of thunderstorms. Low temperatures sit around 61 to 65 degrees.
USA women overpower Japan in hoops on television tonight featuring men's basketball diving and track and field coverage across D1 and D10 broadcasts with emphasis on standout performances.
Congressional negotiators reach partial agreements on anti-terrorism measures and health and wage reforms. The anti-terror package tightens wiretapping and airport security. minimum wage rises to 4.75 and then 5.15 with tax breaks totaling 21.4 billion through 2006. Health reform preserves job-based coverage and tests medical savings accounts while dropping expanded mental health mandates.
A.J. Haskins, four, wandered the Vernon area for about 45 minutes after being left at a park as his family fled a downpour. Beatrice Barnes sheltered him, contacted police, and deputies later located the boy safe. The family thanked the Barneses for their help.
Witness testifies Simpson was not his normal, effusive self at a June 12 1994 dance recital hours before Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. Dr Ronald Fischman said the mood was cold and uncomfortable amid ongoing issues with Brown Simpson and his former wife, a wrongful death suit cites damages.
FBI papers cited by Daily News claim Laoya Jackson's husband Jack Goden and her manager paid the Genovese crime family 1500 dollars monthly to shield Jackson from disturbed fans and possible shakedowns by rival mobs. Details describe ongoing protection linked to threats at cemeteries and related incidents.
President Clinton plans to sign a major welfare reform bill after hours of suspense. The measure reverses decades of policy, affects about 12.8 million welfare recipients and 25.8 million food stamp households, changes benefits for many families with children, and is projected to save about 555 billion over six years as it dismantles the New Deal era program.
The House approved a plan ending the federal cash aid guarantee for the poor, shifting welfare to state programs with federal funds. Immigrant benefits would be cut and five year limits set, raising predicted New York costs and sparking debate over constitutional duties to aid the needy. Representative Maurice Hinchey opposed the measure.
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