Looking Ahead Central New York psychics gaze into their crystal balls
Central New York psychic readers gather to predict local fortunes and futures as they peer into crystal balls and discuss forthcoming trends and events in the region.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1997
Page
1
Central New York psychic readers gather to predict local fortunes and futures as they peer into crystal balls and discuss forthcoming trends and events in the region.
The Vikings edged the Giants in a dramatic finish last night. Minnesota secured the lead in the final 90 seconds to claim a dramatic victory.
Coming Monday the Syracuse Newspapers begin a three part look at gang activity in Syracuse. Police judges prosecutors and city residents say they are seeing a growing number of cases involving gangs.
Onondaga County recorded 41 fatalities in 1997 across 41 crashes with alcohol linked to only four. Russell Homer was the year’s lone alcohol related road death. Stop DWI officials cite social change and awareness as key factors reducing alcohol related fatalities, though overall crashes rose.
John Frantz, founder of the Metropolitan School for the Arts, faces a dire financial bind as debts, a leaking roof, a failing boiler, and unpaid taxes threaten the 320 Montgomery Street building in Syracuse. The situation unfolds amid a potential cross-street redevelopment linked to former state Sen Tarky Lombardi.
In 1997, 74 executions occurred nationwide, the most since 1955, with 17 of 38 death-penalty states carrying out judgments. Texas led with 37, researchers cite backlog from 1996, while Florida had only one of 350 inmates executed amid legal challenges to the electric chair.
Donavan McNabb speaks at Fiesta Bowl news conference in Tempe Arizona detailing pro prospects and graduation plans. He has not decided on entering the NFL yet. Bud Poliquin notes the timing and context as McNabb nears May graduation.
The Clinton administration will propose a sizable rise in funding for food inspection and safety research in the next budget. Officials say the plan targets outbreaks from tainted produce and meat, seeking an additional 71 million dollars amid criticisms of lax enforcement and rising imports.
Vernon Wilson of Poquoson Virginia donated 1600 diamonds rubies sapphires emeralds and other jewels valued at 182000 to Habitat for Humanity after decades of saving for retirement He said he gained more satisfaction helping people than admiring stones and dreaming what they could do.
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