06 Aug 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1999
Page
1
The prosecutor outlines a cyanide plot in the Jill Cahill case and calls the defendant’s mother and brother as witnesses. The report notes Greek Peak expansion with a 12 million dollar project creating a new lake and recreational area near the ski mountain.
The forecast shows early work conditions with clouds on Saturday followed by sun and clouds and a low of 58. Sunday brings some sun and a few thunderstorms with a high near 80 and low around 60. Monday looks mostly sunny with a cool wind and a high of 76, low 56. Tuesday mixes clouds and sun with a high of 78 and low 58.
WCNY-TV and Channel 24 Syracuse acknowledge trading donor lists with the Democratic National Committee in the mid 1990s. About 50 PBS stations reportedly shared names with political groups prompting lawmakers to press for funding delays and PBS to halt list swaps.
Texas researchers at MD Anderson report that excessive ultraviolet sun exposure triggers a genetically programmed cell death in skin cells, potentially reducing early cancer risk in mice. Experts caution that sunburn is not a protective practice and warn against tanning.
Polls show Clinton leading Giuliani by a slim margin in a gender gap driven contest. Zogby International reports Clinton at 44.7 percent and Giuliani at 44.0 percent with a 3.7 percent margin of error. Women favor Clinton while men back Giuliani. Clinton gains linked to her listening tour and rising support among working women.
Herald's Journal reports a judge ruling actor Robert Downey Jr. has exhausted all avenues and must serve jail time. The item appears amid a mixed page of entertainment notes and lottery data, with no further corroborating details provided.
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