07 Feb 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1994
Page
1
Sports preview notes Georgetown Hoyas and Syracuse Orangemen faceoff with SU at 15-3. Bob Snyder analyzes Orangemen chances, outlining key matchups, pace, and scoring threats for a decisive Big East clash.
The Teamsters urge 165000 UPS workers nationwide to strike over a new 150 pound weight limit. Central New York crews stayed on the job as leaders consult lawyers amid a federal five day restraining order.
Prince Charles suffers another assault as an unknown assailant sprays air freshener during a public appearance. In other news, actor Joseph Cotton has died and the AS Discovery crew remain puzzled by a failed science satellite launch attempt.
In Sarajevo, residents react to a weekend shelling that killed at least 68 as the UN chief seeks authority for NATO air strikes on Serb positions around the city. President Clinton downplays retaliation while NATO threats have lingered for over a year, leaving residents frustrated after 22 months of siege. A young Bosnian soldier asks, Where were you yesterday?
President Clinton proposed a 1995 budget of 1.52 trillion dollars aiming to shift funds to job training and highways, maintain health reform efforts, and cut hundreds of programs to shrink the deficit to its lowest level in six years while holding many programs flat and eliminating a weather office in Samoa and 114 other small programs.
President Clinton's proposed 1996 Pentagon budget advances defense programs tied to Martin Marietta plants in Syracuse and Utica, funding a third Seawolf submarine and next generation attack subs, and adding four B-2C surveillance planes. The plan also funds base protection at Grifiss Rome and Plattsburgh, plus fuel tank replacement at Hancock Field, with specifics released by unnamed Defense Department officials.
As America goes online, the big five on-line services grow from electronic hangouts for a small set of hobbiests to a potential global network. With more than 5 million subscribers, 36 million households own computers and about one in five has a modem enabling rapid electronic mail and vast data exchanges via the Internet.
Beginning today the Herald Journal announces daily themed pages From Monday to Saturday the paper dedicates pages to Learning Frontiers environment suburban life medicine religion and more Learning covers how students learn and teachers teach Frontiers explores science and tech advances and their impact Readers are guided to these focused pages in the papers regular editions.
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