06 Feb 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1994
Page
1
George Wall of Sparkle City Autowash greets a warm spell as Syracuse tops 34 degrees. More than 400 residents paid to wash cars while Cornell climate experts note winter’s hump approaches and warn the season may still bring more snow and cold.
Central New York grocery wars heat up as P and C Food Market announces five new stores in Onondaga County. Two will open this year, totaling about 140000 square feet, near Wegmans and Route 1 North Syracuse. P and C aims to stay No. 1 amid rivals like Wegmans and local grocers.
Members of the Citizens Advisory Board at the Austin MacCormick youth detention center near Ithaca say they regret not knowing youths were beaten by staff. They argue oversight is not their job, while Gov Cuomo criticizes reporters for not contacting the board. Three months later the Inspector General confirms excessive force and a code of silence at the MacCormick Center.
In Lillehammer, the USFSA found reasonable grounds to believe Harding involved in the Kerrigan attack and handed affidavits to the USOC. The panel urged action but stopped short of removing her from the Olympic team, with further decisions pending the USOC’s review.
A mortar hit a Sarajevo market Saturday killing at least 66 shoppers and injuring over 20. The Pentagon has arranged for a 17:8 medical team to arrive in Sarajevo today, as reported on page C1.
Joshua Covell, an 11 year old in Witte, used a new communication method at school. His instructors say the method unlocked a surprising learning leap but later led to frightening revelations of sexual mistreatment by his mother's boyfriend. The reports spurred a state hotline and a Social Services investigation resulting in charges.
Dennis Nett reports that Walter Johnson, famed photographer, is back home with his wife Deborah and her autistic son Joshua Covell after prosecutors dropped sex abuse charges. The case, which drew community attention, concluded without a trial and no further action was announced.
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