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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1996
Page
2
A six day report claims a love child of Elvis Presley with unauthorized impersonators, naming a lesbian figure known as Elvis Har selvis among the participants. The tale mixes celebrity persona with fringe figures and disputed claims about Graceland.
A Quayle couple plan to move to Phoenix where he will teach at the American Graduate School of International Management. Comedian Martin Lawrence is also bound for Phoenix. At Burbank Airport security found a loaded gun in his suitcase but he said he believed it was allowed to carry it on the plane out of state. Sgt Tam Davenport commented.
Herald Journal notes corrections policy with contact hours for mistakes and urges reuse of recycled newsprint. Readers are told to recycle newspapers, place bags at curb on recycling day, and use community bins. The piece mentions Onondaga County residents and Syracuse New Era.
In Carrollton Georgia Jackie Gingrich, a high school teacher, is noted as Newt Gingrichs first wife. The item blends trivia with questions about ERA in baseball and its calculation, illustrating common misconceptions and a partial, confused inquiry.
The notice invites readers to access on line weather data and Nexrad images on the World Wide Web via a Syracuse site and telephone query. It promotes forecasts, summaries, and weather products for Central New York with a specified contact number for category 2468.
Obituaries note Mervyn Cowie founder of Kenya's national parks died in London at 87 after campaigns for wildlife preservation and Tsavo park creation. Paul Crawford, 71, jazz musician linked to Doc Evans and New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra, died in New Orleans after cancer. Anne W Simon, 82, environmentalist and author spoke on oceans and wetlands, contributed to WNYC and The Nation with several books on coastlines and ecological threats.
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