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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1995

Page

3

PBS to air Adventures from the Book of Virtues

Bennett announced PBS will launch a 10 episode animated half hour series next season based on his Book of Virtues. The show is PBS first prime time animated series and will dramatize virtues like courage compassion and friendship using Tomi sures and mythe.

Bennett PBS Tomi Sures Mythe

Perot Endorses Reform Party Ties to Cicero Critique

Ross Perot praised a third party approach citing Cicero to urge a Washington reform. He urged balanced budget debt reduction and reduced arrogance of officials, telling 300 plus at the University of South Carolina that Reform Party petitions would qualify for the next year's state ballot and remain independent of lobbyists.

Liocal Party Washington Ross Perot Perot Cicero University of South Carolina Reform Party South Carolina

Mosquito Plague Hits Deep South Weather Warm

In New Orleans and across the South residents report an unusual mosquito surge. Warm winter weather erodes typical seasonality, with officials like Lee Chastant in Jefferson County Texas noting unusually active swarms and similar invasions reported by Mississippi and Alabama authorities.

New Orleans Texas Alabama Lee Chastant Jefferson County Polatts Mississippi

Premature Newborn Defies Odds In Kalamazoo Saving Breath

In Kalamazoo Michigan doctors believed newborn Chase Lear Carter could not survive after being born 16 weeks early weighing under two pounds. His parents Nicholas and an unnamed mother held him as a death certificate was prepared. Three hours after birth the infant revived and began breathing again.

Kalamazoo Mich Chase Lear-Carter Nicholas Carter Chase

Menendez brothers recount abuse in retrial testimony

Erik Menendez tearfully testified that years of sexual abuse by his father began at age six and continued to adulthood. He said his mother humiliated him, and he feared his father would kill him to hide the abuse. Prosecutors allege abuse claims are a defense glare to justify murder for inheritance.

Los Angeles Eric Menendez Menendez Lyle Erik Menendez New York Mhe Aad Jose Kitty Menendez

Hazardous Phoenix air prompts CO detectors alarms

The Phoenix area faces unhealthy carbon monoxide levels as a thermal inversion traps exhaust emissions. Southwest Gas reports increased calls while the Maricopa County Environmental Services Department warns residents, especially those with lung conditions, to stay indoors.

Phoenix Linda Spencer Southwest Gas Maricopa County Environmental Services Department Anzosa Rep

Texas executes parolee who killed Dallas officer

Bernard Amos, 33, was executed by injection in Huntsville for the 1988 murder of James Joe during an apartment burglary. On death row for a fourth time, Amos said the life may be taken in error and accused courts of racism in a final statement before the drugs were administered. The firing of the lethal dose ended a high profile case as the nation saw its fourth execution of the week.

Huntsville Texas Dallas Bernard Amos TruSe Gay Texas Made & Sig Mistane Amos Court of Criminal Appeals Fie James Joe Aroin Davida Nein Migenurt

Divers scour Nottingham pool after student drowning

Scuba divers from Onondaga County search Nottingham High pool as investigators probe the drowning of 17 year old Faroe Dzhabarov during gym class. Autopsy found no seizure or head trauma. officials describe the incident as a deeply tragic accident and continue to review statements from students and staff.

Onondaga County Enif Nottingham Seba Nigit Expla Tain Wning Faroe 17 Byrne Robert DiFloo Wernassoe Mnandnos County Ial Bsnsore Traums DiFlorio Syracuse Board of Education DiFlorio DiFlario Dzhabarov Syracuse Azerbaijan Bea Max Neuman Louise Thurlow Corporation Counsel Office Thurlow

Refugees From Azerbaijan Armenia Explore Life in Central New York

Farkhad Dzhabarov, 15, faces looming military service as his family escapes ethnic conflict between Azerbaijan Muslims and Armenian Christians. Julietta, Lalita, and relatives arrived in 1993 seeking safety after the Soviet breakup, joining refugees now totaling about 1,000 in Central New York. The family gathered at DeWitt Memorial Funeral Home, with Julietta whispering of war that endangered their son and her dream to protect him ending in tragedy.

Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh Farkhad Dzhabarov Farkhad Julietta United States Soviet Union DeWitt Memorial Funeral Home Mina Lalita Viktor Raphael Valentina Slava Bella Askerova Armenia Lfe

Syracusan remembers Pearl Harbor survivor tale

Claire McGrath, from Syracuse, recalls her Pearl Harbor visit in December 1941 at age 16. She lived with her mother near the base, watched the attack, and later married Syracuse native Edward McGrath. The couple raised a family as survivors note the anniversary, while veterans' groups commemorate the day.

Claire McGrath Pearl Harbor Brooklyn Hawaii Symes Gahu Island Ford Street Honolulu Diamond Head Waikiki Beach McGrath Claire Morell Syracuse Edward McGrath Manhattan Central New York Navy James Davies

Pearl Harbor survivor recalls Kaneohe Bay attack

John Finn, 86, one of 15 Medal of Honor recipients from December 7, 1941, will keynote Honolulu memorial events at the USS Arizona Visitor Center. He recalls Kaneohe Bay being hit first and recounts firing with a 30-man crew to counter the assault as he reflects on the cross of honor and the Five-Minute silence at 7:50 a.m. local time.

John Finn Marine Corps Kaneohe Bay Oahu Finn National Park Service Uss Arizona Kaneohe Navy Sree

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