08 Dec 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1994
Page
1
E41 drama centers on radio stations contesting rights to Stones merchandise and promotional items. E8 advises against choosing Adams Street as the concert route, signaling logistical cautions. D4
Tonight brings a cloudy forecast and a charged political moment as New York City considers a new set of smoking bans. The measure aims to curb public smoking and tighten enforcement, signaling a bold shift in city policy and public health priorities.
A Syracuse University student was charged Wednesday with fabricating a rape claim after reporting an alleged assault last week as the Orangewomen stumbled at home in their Big East season debut. The news item also mentions theater and local fund efforts.
Gov elect George Pataki stood with hundreds of Syracuse supporters including Mayor Roy Bernardi at a campaign dinner costing 125 per head. He praised GOP help, pledged tax cuts and spending controls, and promised to work with Onondaga officials while noting the photo line meant extra fundraising.
Quickie tax refunds will be harder to obtain and far more expensive this tax season due to new fraud rules. Tax preparers offer refunds loans three days after filing as the IRS slows its direct deposit assurances. Banks will raise fees and tighten eligibility as interest rates soar, with some loans exceeding 500 percent annually.
The 13th floor 15 room apartment with five baths and 14 of 23 windows facing Central Park is listed for $9 million. Maurice Tempelsman, executor of Jacqueline Onassis estate, put it on the market after her death on May 19 from complications of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. The Post notes the listing bypasses Manhattan directories and buyers must sign secrecy and confidentiality clauses.
A U S District Judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking Oregon's new law that would allow terminally ill patients to request life ending medication. A Dec 19 hearing will decide if the measure is constitutional. The law passed Nov 8.
Anti abortion activist Michelle Wentworth was found guilty on two counts of second degree criminal mischief and one misdemeanor count of conspiracy for helping plot butyric acid attacks at Planned Parenthood in Syracuse and a doctor’s office in DeWitt. She vowed to appeal.
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