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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1995
Page
1
Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures Ahead
BE TODAY partly sunny humid. MONDAY partly sunny warm with high 82 low 68. TUESDAY sunny and warm high 87 low 68. WEDNESDAY variable clouds with a chance of showers or storms high in the low 80s and mid 60s. TIMESDAY mix of sun and clouds with a shower or thunderstorm high in the upper 80s and upper 60s.
Hamilton College Uses Bomb Anniversary In New Course
Hamilton College will mark the sixth anniversary of the atomic bomb with a fall course across physics history comparative literature and classics. Readings include Hiroshima Antigone and Frankenstein, with dormitory living urged to foster discussion outside class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton College
John Hersey
Hamilton
Jim Ring
Debates Over Kiss Photo Origins and War Myth
A mixed-news card notes that the Navajo Code Talkers helped win World War I though the story remains debated. It references the classic nurse and sailor kiss photo, and mentions Patricia Woodworth, Albany budget work, Syracuse budget shortfall and suburb funding, plus opinions on state of America and political archives.
Local Recollection Marks 50 Years Since Bombing
Staff writer John Doherty reports Central New York's uneasy reaction to the Hiroshima bombing anniversary. The piece recalls rapid spreading news, fear, and the shifting character of warfare as communities reflect on the event and its enduring impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Doherty
A & Analvate
Charac Ir
Group to give addicts chance to swap needles
A Syracuse needle exchange program will open within a year, sponsored by AIDS Community Resources. The plan, designed and monitored by the nonprofit, faces opposition from Mayor Roy Bernardi and police, who argue it may encourage drug use. State health officials say opposition may slow but not stop the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Roy Bernardi
Aids Community Resources
State Health Department
Frances Taunton
The
State's Health Commission
Oklahoma City bombing indictments expected over two
ATF Director John Magaw said he would be surprised if more than two people are indicted in the April 9 Oklahoma City federal building bombing. He denied suggesting three or four. Only Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols have been charged. investigators believe all involved have been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Federal
John Magaw
Oklahoman
Magaw
Gene Triplett
Perse Magaw
Timothy McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Ice hoarding in Pensacola after Hurricane Erin
Richard Cox waited in a long Pensacola line for ice after Erin struck Florida with 94 mph winds. He won two chests of ice while a casino donation aided those without power. The hurricane left homes damaged, four deaths, seven missing at sea, and outages for about 200000 customers as Gulf Power reported widespread outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cox
Pensacola
Fla
Cox
Erin
Mississippi
Florida
Snake Eyes
Panhandle
Morida
Gulf Power Co
Steve Higginbottom
Croatian Army Captures Knin and Benkovac Strongholds
Croatian forces stormed Knin and raised their flag in the rebel stronghold. They also seized Benkovac on the Adriatic coast as Bosnian troops push from Bihac toward relief. Two UN soldiers were killed and about 200 detained as NATO pledged protection but did not intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knin
Aita Dat Cam Tin Binet Tiene Fy
Benkovac
Adriatic
Bihac
U.N
Bosnia
NATO
Genovese killer says he was victim in 1964 case
Winston Moseley, 61, who admitted stalking and killing Kitty Genovese on a Queens street in 1964, tells parole officials the murder was a one minute event for victims but lasting for the survivors, describing the publicized case as unprecedented and noting bystanders who heard screams failed to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Genovese
New York City
Winston Moseley
Moseley
Genovese
Queens
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