02 Aug 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1994
Page
1
A review notes the latest film adaptation of Black Beauty overemphasizes sentimentality and gentleness, diminishing the horse's true character and struggles. The reviewer suggests a stricter, more authentic portrayal would better honor the source.
Empire State Games basketball lauds independence as college recruiters miss impact, with D1 Games on the schedule highlighting regional talent and rising players.
A historical note recalls CIA concerns about a now infamous spy years past, highlighting political tension and security implications in the era.
Three Manus children escape serious injury when a dump truck carrying hot tar collides with their Chevrolet Suburban on state Route 5 in Waterboro Maine. Eight people injured including Jane 17 John 15 and Mary 9 all suffering second and third degree burns. Witnesses say if the Suburban had not protected them, fatalities could have been higher.
Richard Wagoner recounts his failed plan to resell Oscar the 14 foot ogre from Switz’s. He bought other mechanical figures too and now asks for $7,000 to recoup losses as Oscar refuses to leave his garage. Switz’s had set a $5,600 minimum bid and Wagoner, owner of a Green Lakes State Park boat rental, hoped to sell locally.
Bethel postponement ends era of Woodstock nostalgia as only 1,650 fans paid 9469 for Aug 13–14 show. Woodstock ’84 in Saugerties still has about 100,000 unsold tickets, promoters extend sales, relax parking, aim for 250,000. Refunding 1,650 Bethel ticketholders. two for 135 with parking pass offered.
U S District Judge C Weston Houck in Charleston ruled the South Carolina military college may shave Shannon Faulkner's head when she joins The Citadel corps this fall. The ruling upholds an approach the school argues symbolizes relinquishing individuality while Faulkner fights the all male admissions policy. The school is appealing the decision.
The Irish Times reported that the IRA could announce a unilateral cease-fire in its 25-year war against British rule in Northern Ireland. The likely pause would begin in September and last one to three months, but nothing is guaranteed and the TRA seeks British withdrawal as its long-term goal while continuing attacks.
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reported the theft of his 1994 Model 500 Mercedes Benz from an East Side garage. Police spokesman Set. James Coleman said the thief ripped keys from a locked box while an attendant was distracted, making off with the blue four door luxury car.
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