28 Aug 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1994
Page
1
Scientists report high mercury levels in fish from Adirondack lakes prompting concern. Other items note Ted Turner’s skin cancer surgery and local weather forecasts with mixed sun and storms.
The State Fair midway is described as a realm of temptation with barker sermons and centerfold spectacles. It highlights the Empire Gymnasts in red dresses, their makeup rituals, and a Talent Hunt in a vivid, period voice. The passage contrasts sideshow acts with indulgent crowd behavior.
Residents of 112 Kincaid Avenue monitored visitors with license plate notes and child scouts while a new tenant Joseph H Ziemba Jr aged 34 drew activity to the street. Cars roared by at all hours raising suspicions of drug activity on the block.
Soon a neighborhood watch group organized in Syracuse. They listened to conversations, took notes, and passed their findings on to the Syracuse Police Department.
The United States and Cuba will renew migration talks to curb refugees heading to Florida. A meeting in New York will cover legal and orderly migration, with no expansion of dialogue. The Coast Guard reports 112 Cubans rescued at sea, while 15,000 people mourn in Little Havana for migrants lost at sea.
Cyntha Richardson, the sole black clerical worker at Auburn Correctional Facility, says white co workers used racist terms for years, causing mental and physical harm. She left in 1992 and filed a $13 million lawsuit against the state Department of Corrections and Auburn prison for harassment and discrimination.
Newsweek says a fake beard bought by Dr. Simpson weeks before his ex wife’s murder was found in the Ford Bronco driven by Al Cowlings during the televised chase. Police found the disguise on June 18, the day after the chase and Simpson’s arrest. Simpson’s defense says he planned to take his children to Disneyland to escape recognition.
Devil His Due, a top Saratoga entry from Lion Crest Stables in Mahwah New Jersey, finished second to Colonial Affair in the Witney Handicap as IRS media reports note the agency seeks to collect a $77,000 lien. IRS plans to apply winnings to the debt and intends to sell the horse.
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