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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1998

Page

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Winter Weather Outlook and Notable Sports Shoutout

A fragmentary weather note forecasts milder temps with highs near 52 and lows around 26 as the back page teaser mentions a calm spell. It also teases Ricky Williams as Heisman front-runner, with unrelated cartoon and coupon promotion tucked in.

Clinton Charged With Abuse of Power Amid Wye Talks

President Clinton opened a tough diplomatic mission in Israel as the Wye River peace process faced strain. Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Palestinians of failing to meet obligations, saying deeds matter more than empty promises. Clinton urged cautious optimism amid doubts about full implementation.

Tel Avi Israel Clinton Wye River Chinon Benjamin Netanyahu Yasser Arafat Wye Netanyahu

Impeachment committee approves fourth Clinton article

The House Judiciary Committee approved a fourth impeachment article against President Clinton on party lines, accusing him of abuse of power after false answers about his Lewinsky relationship. A bid to censure him failed 21 to 16, while the panel had already advanced three articles. The full House now faces a verdict in the ongoing Starr inquiry.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Clinton Monica Lewinsky Faday Lewinsky Kenneth Starrs

Paramedic Delivers Twice For South Boston Mom

Boston EMT Jim Scopa responded to a labor call in South Boston. While en route to the hospital he helped Patricia McPartlin deliver a healthy girl, marking a second delivery for the same mother and rescuer who met previously five years ago during a prior birth.

Jim Scopa Patrcia McPartlin Scopa Boston McPartlin

Abe Hirschfeld Again Featured in Full Page Ad

Eccentric businessman Abe Hirschfeld is the subject of a full page New York Times ad funded by “friends.” The ad reprints Time magazine’s December 7 issue cover naming its 20 most influential business geniuses of the century.

Abe Hirschfeld New York Times Time Magazine Hurschfeld

Corrections on Handel's Messiah Time Prompts Inquiry

Page B-1 notes an incorrect time for Handel's Messiah performance and directs readers to contact deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 to discuss the correction. The notice specifies the proper channel for readers to report time discrepancies.

Tim Bunn

Flower shop visits keep Pan Am 103 loss in Lockerbie alive

In Lockerbie a small flower shop frame and the tale of Paula Jab lonska anchor the city’s enduring grief after Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Scotland. Marion Alderman revisits the shop and Paula’s cross, returning home every year as a quiet tribute to those lost in 1988.

Marion Paula

Kirst in Lockerbie column recalls a town marked by tragedy

Columnist Sean Kirst returned from Lockerbie Scotland with new stories about a community forever linked to the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. He will publish weekly columns in The Post Standard and Herald Journal through the Dec 21 1993 tenth anniversary. Marion of Rome New York survived tuberculosis with one lung and describes Lockerbie’s lingering fear and a wind kept by old fields between sheep pastures and a golf course where passengers fell from the plane.

Lockerbie Scotland Marion Alderman Jablonska Marton Paula Clay New York Marion Sean Kirst Post-Standard and Herald-Journal Rome N.Y Locherie Page

Florida Governor Lawton Chiles Dies At 68

Florida Governor Lawton Chiles died at age 68 after being found beside his cycling machine in the governor’s mansion gym. He planned to leave office next month with Jeb Bush to succeed him, while Lt. Gov. Buddy MacKay will finish the term. Flags were lowered to half staff as tributes poured in from lawmakers including President Clinton.

Tallahassee Fla Lawton Chiles Lawton U.S. Senate Chiles Governor's Mansion Linda Chiles Shelley Jeb Bush Buddy MacKay Bush Clinton Jerusalem House Judiciary Committee Florida Charles Canady Daniel McCarty

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