14 Dec 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1993
Page
1
Syracuse University rebounds from a tight first half to rout Lafayette 104 to 75. John Doe led the scoring while Jane Roe delivered key baskets in the third quarter as SU seized control and widened the gap.
Syracusan volunteers help 400 plus Jewish newcomers adapt in Syracuse. Viknyansky and others describe the emotional first supermarket visit and the daily challenges of learning English, finding jobs, housing, and navigating American customs. Jewish roots and past discrimination in the Soviet Union shape their resettlement.
Secret Service agents discovered instructions to build bombs and explosive materials in the dorm of Teresa Rodriguez, a chemistry student from Marcellus. Rodriguez has returned home to finish exams and transfer schools. no charges have been filed. Investigators connected with DeWitt police note prior incendiary device findings at Jamesville DeWitt schools but call any link speculative.
The forecast notes cloudy conditions with possible rain or freezing rain. Ziggy signs off the brief with a weather note.
President Clinton challenged Moynihan supporters to be less tolerant of deviant behavior and poverty, praising the senator as a national treasure while linking family collapse and violence to welfare policy. He urged a tougher stance on crime and praised three men who subdued a killer on the Long Island Rail Road.
In Geneva the United States and the European Community reached a seven year effort to lower tariffs, open markets, and revamp trading rules. A fight over movies and entertainment remained unresolved but unlikely to block broader accords toward a General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade with over 100 countries.
The article notes a vast GATT package with mixed impact for the U S entertainment sector and European film industries. It details US Hollywood gaining access while European fears of cultural erosion persist. Kantor and Brittan brokered a compromise after long talks as a Wednesday deadline looms. Japan’s Hosokawa moves to end a long rice import ban.
Washington last month President Clinton signed legislation creating a memorial cairn at Arlington National Cemetery for the 270 Pan Am Flight 103 victims. He is slated to attend the groundbreaking next Tuesday. The cairn uses 270 stones donated by Lockerbie residents. Relatives say Clinton is expected to attend on the fifth anniversary of the bombing. victims include 35 Syracuse University students.
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