30 Aug 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1996
Page
1
The forecast calls for a mix of sun and clouds with high temperatures from 80s to mid 80s and nights in the 50s to 60s. Saturday remains mostly sunny, Sunday turns partly cloudy with a high near 88, and chances of a late shower exist Tuesday.
Mary Galvin, wife of Ronald Petersen, tested by defense as fearful of her husband, described as a right wing fanatic with militia ties. Her attorney Emil Rossi argues she lived in terror for herself and their daughter while prosecutors seek her continued detention amid federal felony conspiracy charges. The judge planned to rule soon on her release as eight Central New York bank robberies tied to the Closing-time Bandit remain under investigation.
The article describes Edouard, a hurricane packing 140 mph winds, moving northward with uncertain impact on the U S mainland. Forecasters warn coastal regions from the Carolinas to Florida to monitor developments as Edouard could threaten the mid-Atlantic and possibly brush the U S east coast while remaining offshore from Florida.
President Clinton and Vice President Gore launch a 67 day campaign through Missouri Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee after renominating victory. Dole responds from California saying the race is wide open as Morris resignation looms. Clinton frames bid as bridge to the 21st century while rallying delegates amid a Chicago blizzard and balloon ceremony.
A crac era report notes new maps highlighting hot spots of lead poisoning in Central Los Angeles during the 1980s. State troopers are deployed to keep fairgrounds safe amid growing concerns.
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