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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1995
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists service hours and phone numbers, reader letters, photo reprints, and newspaper office mailings. Mentions SyracuseKY and Sprenge NY with references to address changes and circulation notices.
Partly cloudy and warm. Low around 65. Partly sunny and very warm with a high near 87 and a low about 68. Continued warm conditions with light or no breeze and periods of sun mixed with clouds.
TV lineup covers This Week with Davin Brinkley and Face the Nation with Warren Christopher and Byron Dorgan, plus Meet the Press on welfare reform with Moynihan and Gramm. Late Edition lists Medicare welfare reform and ethics with Newt Gingrich.
The text notes events from 1964 including Congress granting broad Tonkin powers to the president amid North Vietnamese actions, the 50th anniversary of atomic bombs, Nixon’s resignation in 1974 over a coverup, Japan’s sovereignty talks, and a Dallas conference. It also mentions the 1944 death of Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. in a Navy plane explosion over England and a later race-related riot with casualties.
The Fortokoe area shows Daily aea r WinFour and Pick 10 results with multiple number sets such as 2 0 11 13 14 24 25 92 34 37 42 48 50 52 57 and 12 13 14 42 42 82. A contact number A72 2111 is given for results, with miscellaneous notes about updates and local lottery references.
William Keammisr, convicted murderer, was executed at Sun State Prison in New York, showcasing the electric chair in action for the first time in the state.
Herald American clarifies a July 30 Stars Magazine music notes error with correct Skaneateles Festival pricing. Saturday Children's Fair admission is 3 dollars for adults and children 2 and older. The July 20 column by Dick Case reruns material from April 30 due to editing.
Stephen Roth 79 longtime head of the Institute of Jewish Affairs died July 27. A Hungarian native he helped lead the Jewish underground during Nazi occupation of Hungary in 1944. Other obituaries on Page C4.
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