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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1995
Page
1
NCAA eye on Michael Loyd as Heise football drills unfold under coach David Ramsey. Jockeying for spots marks the daily practice, with Loyd emerging as a key target amid early training sessions.
A column notes Shannon Faulkner’s first day as The Citadel’s first female cadet, marking a milestone for the state military college amid broader societal debates on gender roles and education. Community observers discuss reactions and implications for military academy culture.
A New York writer reports on Saratoga Springs society during the race weekend. Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard stay at the Gideon Putnam near the mineral baths while Ruth Grant and Stanley Stanley mingle with racing crowd. Marylou Whitney appears at a black-tie charity gala with a canary diamond necklace and a 31-year-old escort, as society watches the scene.
Weekend hurricane tally shows Felix at 125 mph with eye tightening, headed for Bermuda where authorities warn of possible serious damage beginning tonight. Flossie spawns storms in Pacific, knocks out power near Tucson and causes flash floods. Gabrielle dissipates after heavy Gulf Coast rains. British Caribbean brief notes postponement of independence referendum.
May Gen Hussein Kamet al-Mand, Saddam Hussein's former defence minister and son-in-law, has publicly condemned Saddam and launched a campaign to topple him. He cites Iraq's misery under Saddam, the 1990 embargo, and says the elite Republican Guard was not affected by shortages.
Grateful Dead fans gather for a public memorial at Polo Field Golden Gate Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to mourn Jerry Garcia who died at 53 after a rehab center illness. A large altar will be set up and attendees may leave poems light candles or say prayers. No live music or attendance by Grateful Dead members planned.
Dr David Bennamin, once a storefront abortion clinician in Queens, was found guilty of murder for letting a patient bleed to death. Records show prior reckless medicine in Utica under the alias Elyas Bourouh, with 38 counts of gross negligence. Regents overruled initial license revocation, suspending license for three months and placing Benjamin on probation for nearly three years, restricting practice to hospital settings.
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