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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1997
Page
1
Syracuse artist Ashley Cox wins the Brian Bourke Award at the SAMMYs and eyes a larger career break in 1998. She stood out among contenders and aims to expand her music reach next year.
The forecast lists tomorrow and weekend conditions with high temps from the mid 20s to mid 30s. Snow chances appear on Saturday and Tuesday with possible flurries and snow showers.
The undefeated San Antonio team aims to clinch the Puerto Rico Holiday Classic crown as the event unfolds, with key matchups and potential title clinching on the horizon.
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat says he has a full plan to revive the stalled peace process and will present it to President Clinton next month. He, and aides, decline details but say the plan would include troop pullbacks in the West Bank and final status talks amid Israeli disagreement on the extent of any redeployment.
Governor Pataki Senate Leader Bruno and Assembly Speaker Silver say the 1998 session may pass with less rancor as no explosive issues loom. Yet battles loom over electric industry restructuring tax policy and tougher penalties for juvenile criminals and first time violent felons.
The Associated Press reports Jerry Seinfeld will halt production of Seinfeld after its ninth season. NBC confirmed the decision, ending the sitcom's peak Thursday lineup and its run after ten Emmys. The star creator cited ending on a high note amid a previous contract dispute.
A regular guy from Olio leaves 32 million to charities in a year end gesture. The Herald's Journal notes a Christmas sense of fortune affecting travelers grounded by holiday disruptions. Fidel Castro allows Cubans to celebrate Christmas openly for first time in three decades. The pope plans a visit to earthquake ravaged Italian towns. An advisory committee rejects requests for Walnut Park funding. Rod Stewart and David Hasselhoff cited in a Rosie O'Donnell Show lawsuit. An Internet pioneer from Jamesville featured.
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