Money Matters Couples win Buick Open title
The couple charges to a Buick Open victory as their injured backs hold up through a 36-hole Sunday marathon. D5 35 Cents.
08 Aug 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1994
Page
1
The couple charges to a Buick Open victory as their injured backs hold up through a 36-hole Sunday marathon. D5 35 Cents.
Partly cloudy night followed by a week forecast with varying clouds and sun. A campus piece highlights dining hall options versus fast food, memories of a 1969 concert, radio fights over 94 show rights, Aerosmith backstage buzz, and a Beatles Get Back reference. District golf champ Skaneateles’ Jon Doctor eyes pro circuit after graduation.
In Aqaba Israel and Jordan unveiled the first road connecting the two formerly at war nations. Crown Prince Hassan quoted the Bible as he, Rabin, and Secretary of State Christopher spoke to about 1,000 assembled Israelis and Jordanians. The border crossing awaits a formal peace treaty though the ceremony signals a hopeful step toward broader reconciliation.
Secretary of State Warren Christopher met with President Hafez Assad in Damascus for five hours and said talks between Israel and Syria were laying a basis for future progress despite no immediate breakthrough. Israel signaled a Golan Heights withdrawal in exchange for a comprehensive peace, but officials expect no imminent breakthrough.
The Onondaga County Clerk reports 171 divorce decrees in May, the busiest month since April 1982. Officials cite winter confinement, evolving law, and calendar-driven timing as factors, with many couples aiming to remarry in June and a yearly December spike noted.
Syracuse lawyer Vincent Fimocchis notes a rise in new January clients as marital disputes surge. A county tally shows divorces at 47 per 100 marriages, while marriage licenses dropped 9 percent to 3,161 last year, signaling shifts in avenues to dissolution.
About 10000 scientists educators and activists gather in Yokohama for the 10th International AIDS Conference. The World Health Organization reports 3 million new HIV infections this year and Asia faces rapid spread. Japan remains a minor player but stigma and discrimination prevail. A public figure with HIV received a thunderous ovation at the opening ceremony.
Attorney General Janet Reno plans to seek an independent counsel to examine Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy’s contacts with Tyson Foods and other poultry firms. Investigators found Espy accepted travel lodging and football tickets from Tyson, a technical Meat Inspection Act violation, though he repaid costs.
A Ben & Jerry’s storekeeper reports a mystery man escorted Nicole Brown Simpson and her children to an ice cream parlor hours before the killings. The man, about 6 foot 1, late 20s in a suit and tie, did not resemble Ronald Goldman.
David Caruso star of NYPD Blue reportedly quits after producers refuse his 100000 dollar per episode demand. He earns about 1 million for the film Kiss of Death.
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