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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1992
Page
13
A reader finds cash in a bathrobe bought at auction and asks if the money belongs to the buyer. Ann Landers says the money is the buyer’s but suggests attempting to locate the original owner for a reward. moral questions remain.
A commentator questions why the United States first ladies resist promoting the fashion industry, despite it being New York's top employer. The piece notes a double standard citing Barbara Bask as an example in a broader debate over national image and economic support.
Jay Leno describes a theater visit where he sat for a two hour cartoon before the film began, leaving him frustrated and amused by the delayed Aladdin screening.
Roseanne Arnold's ex husband used a computer network to exchange messages about the actress. Hratch the Lebanese singer at Casablanca's Casa Blanca Bar performs in 14 languages while patrons imagine Bogart and Bergman. Joe Regalbuto of Murphy Brown sought a real life angle for a story about embarrassment. Montel Williams, a former Navy man, visited sailors on Christmas Day to show support for troops headed to Somalia.
William Pentland, Roseanne Arnold's ex husband, exchanged messages with Prodigy subscribers despite a gag order from their divorce settlement. His attorney said Pentland is restrained from discussing her, and Arnold's lawyer noted the settlement was sealed. Avoiding comment, Pentland faced threats of a lawsuit from the Arnolds as the episode drew public attention.
About 400 off duty Chicago police officers in civilian clothes protested Ice-T at the Vic Theater over lyrics from Cop Killer. They carried signs naming slain officers and sang the national anthem while chanting No more Ice-T CPD as counter protesters urged restraint.
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Patrick Foley, 42, was arrested in Redwood City in November on arson charges after admitting starting 42 grass fires inspired by voices from a church. In Omaha 1987 a Pepsi machine case saw Robert Fischer win a 325000 dollar verdict with his wife receiving 35000 for loss of services. Escondido attorney Ben Echeverria filed a 2 million suit against Texaco over gender based self serve pricing. Antonio Castro Jr and spouse pleaded guilty to defrauding three tabloids by selling 347 tips over four years.
A record number of women applied for and won Rhodes Scholarships this month. For the first time women make up half of the 32 Americans named, though one of the 16 has dropped out. Women became eligible in 1976 for the program established in 1904 at Oxford University in England.
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