06 Dec 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1994
Page
1
The Beatles feted in a two disc collection drawn from British radio shows. The release revisits John Paul George and Ringo through archival performances and rare material, highlighting the Fab Fours enduring appeal.
A weather brief notes cold unsettled conditions with snow showers and flurries, followed by limited sunshine and a mix of snow and rain later in the week. Separate items report a resignation likely today, hostage-like standoff in Bosnia, relief efforts in Rwanda, a rescue in San Francisco, a lifetime sentence for an Illinois levee breaker, a Syracuse coach moving to Georgia Tech, a Fidelity fund miscalculation, a Stones fan autograph tale, and a music writer’s Sweet 16 column.
New House Speaker-elect Gingrich defends his claim that up to a quarter of White House aides used drugs before joining Clinton staff. He says hardball politics is traditional and vows to pursue major reforms in the 104th Congress. Walker, an ally, warns the White House to expect no laps.
Joe Nicoletti, ousted state assemblyman, strolls Carousel Center amid Christmas shopping. He recalls a career starting 24 years ago at City Hall and 13 years on the Syracuse Common Council, with 26 days left in office as the public servant contemplates life after politics.
Bernard Mahoney recalled a past phase as he spoke of development and public service during a Christmas shopping visit at Carousel Center. Nicoletti waved and greeted voters in the crowd while Mahoney reflected on his common council tenure and yearly campaigns in November.
A cocaine smuggling scheme used an English sheepdog named Coca Cola at Kennedy Airport. The 4-year-old female dog arrived from Colombia with 190 cocaine-filled condoms worth $50,000 on the street. Suspect John Erik Roa, 22, of Paterson NJ, was detained after attempting to retrieve the dog. The dog is recovering and several customs agents have offered to adopt her.
Arkansas highest court ordered Jennings Osborne to tone down his Christmas display of more than 3 million lights in Little Rock. Justices aimed to reduce crowds in the affluent neighborhood and Osborne said it was a sad day for his family while planning a limited display and possibly appealing.
Walsh aims to replace Onondaga County jail chief Charles Pirro, who will retire Jan 1 after 23 years with the department. Pirro departs as investigations criticized prisoner treatment and two deaths sparked a national embarrassment. Walsh plans internal candidates first, then a national search if needed.
Seismic surveys indicate a small oil field 1,000 feet beneath Windsor Castle, queen’s weekend residence, 20 miles west of London. Canuk Exploration Ltd. receives permission to sink a test well with 10 reserves deemed viable, government to hold first royalties as the castle is publicly funded.
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