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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1995
Page
1
Saturday predicts mostly cloudy skies with a possible afternoon shower and a low around 62. WINBAY may see a shower then clearing with a high near 77 and a low 60. WANDAY offers a mix of clouds and sun with a high about 62 and the low near 62. SWESBAY expected mostly sunny with a high 60 and low 60.
After nine weeks in prison in China, Turon Lights activist Harry Wu finally returned to Milpitas California. His ouster could thaw U S China ties and may allow Hillary Clinton to attend a Beijing women’s conference on September 4.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein pressed for Wu's release during four hours of negotiations with Chinese President Jiang Zemin. Wu, a former ally, was expelled from China after a short trial. Feinstein said the decision followed assurances the U.S. remains committed to a one China policy and not abandoning Taiwan’s status. The move appears to clear a hurdle for Hillary Clinton to attend the UN World Conference on Women.
Syracuse police spotted a bright yellow and green fireball around midnight seen 400 miles away from Michigan to New York. Dispatchers logged 30 to 40 calls as meteor observers and pilots reported a bright light and possible meteorite. Windsor Ontario police recovered a meteorite fragment after it slammed into a vacant mobile home.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp warns customers will face higher electric bills as August's heat drives up usage. Analysts foresee firm profits rising amid a hot summer. Typical homes using 500 kilowatt hours in July paid about 63.42, with higher consumption pushing costs further.
A Vermont man Bruce E Batchelder 27 of Jamaica Vermont was arrested late Thursday for the killings of neighbors John Michael Procopio and Sharon Procopio. He faced two counts of murder one count of kidnapping and one count of burglary and was to be arraigned today. The victims were found dead in Fulton and a stolen pickup later contained Sharon Procopio. Police reported no motive yet.
The State Health Department reports Michael was the most common boy name in New York in 1993 for the 25th straight year based on 282 400 births. Ashley remains the top girl name for three consecutive years with runners up including Jessica Sarah Amanda Nicole and Stephanie. Other popular names listed include Christopher Matthew Joseph Daniel Anthony John Kevin Steven Ryan Catherine Christine.
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