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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1994
Page
1
The local hockey team steadies with a shuffled forward and defense pair after injuries alter the expected lineup. Head coach emphasizes resilience as skaters rotate to fill gaps and maintain offensive balance during a tough stretch.
A partial newspaper fragment outlines a mix of weather forecasts including tonight and weekend snow chances, plus notes on a murder trial, a group home with free land in Lafayette, and FBI appeals over a mailed bomb. It hints at broader local stories and sports chatter amid unsettled conditions.
Rep. James Walsh of Onondaga and more than 300 Republicans signed the Contract With America pledging votes on tougher crime laws a balanced budget constitutional amendment and no defense cuts. Walsh opposes term limits but backs reduced capital gains taxes welfare reform and a vote on new tax plans.
Vonda Lavala weeps beside a blazing apartment building in California as rescue workers search the scene. She mourns relatives believed to be inside the fire struck structure amid the chaotic crash aftermath.
A small jet crashed into an apartment building in Fresno California after skimming a street. The two people aboard died and at least 15 people on the ground were injured. Fire and explosions followed, with residents harming to safety moments before the crash. The pilot had just finished a National Guard war game and was returning to an airport when the incident occurred.
Witnesses described a twin engine plane with one engine burning veering off course and clipping a power pole before crashing half a mile from an elementary school. Wreckage tore through an apartment building setting cars and buildings ablaze as residents fled including a woman who broke her leg leaping from a window.
New Jersey Representative Donald Payne was elected Wednesday night as chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus defeating Alice Hastings after Harold Ford withdrew. Payne, 60, will start a fourth term and is known for advocacy on urban needs and foreign policy issues in Rwanda Haiti and South Africa. The caucus faces a GOP push to end taxpayer funding.
Jurors in White Plains halted a libel trial against New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center after months of testimony citing unbearable pace and hardships. Judge Goldstein granted a mistrial as jurors sought release by New Year with no ability to complete by January 1.
Bible scholars argue Jesus was born in the basement storage area of Joseph's crowded clan home in Bethlehem rather than a separate inn. They cite Aramaic and Greek nuances for the word inn and describe typical clan houses built around limestone caves used for storage and animals.
Former President Jimmy Carter plans a visit to the former Yugoslavia at the request of Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic to defuse the ongoing crisis. This marks Carter's third mediation effort this year as diplomacy intensifies.
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