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13 Feb 1994
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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1994
Page
1
Raising Bianca Maria Philip Anthony Zachary
A compact piece reflecting on raising Bianca Maria Philip Anthony and Zachary as part of a parenting journey. The author notes the joys challenges and growth experienced through these five children within a family setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianca
Maria
Philip
Anthony
Zachary
Cay
Winter Olympics Open With Nordic Snowy Welcome
A winter Games opening features a snowy Nordic welcome with reindeer pulled sleighs and colorful folk dancers highlighting the ceremonial pageantry and regional heritage.
Lewis Lent and the shadowed death near Deland
The article recalls the 1981 death of Ken Gordon Hanged near a tree fort near Deland Florida. Neighbors detectives floated theories from accident to homicide. Lewis S Lent Jr a loner known for odd behavior and close ties to local girls aged 12 to 14 is described as a party loving man who taught driving to the girls and spent time with them in a languid Florida setting near Daytona Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Gordon Byerly
Deland
Fla
Gordon
Gordy
Lewis Lent
Lewis
Kelly
Lewie
Lake Mac
Florida
Daytona Beach
Harding to skate for US in 1994 Olympics despite lawsuit
A court order allows Tonya Harding to skate for the United States in Lillehammer, ending the $25 million civil suit with the U S Olympic Committee. The move keeps Harding on the Olympic roster while IOC authorities could still revoke medals if criminal findings arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonya Harding
U.S. Olympic Committee
VSOC
Lillehammer
Portland
Obe
United States
Toda Tent _ Portrar
Avira Manor
Ra Er Trembove
Stenard_ Gilroy
I Harding
Oslo
Harding
U.S
Moran
International Olympic Committee
IOC
USOC
Kerrigan
Ben Johnson
Night shift chess on the jail roof sparks trouble
At 3 a.m. on November 4, Sgt Kevin Brisson and Sgt Thomas Cogan played chess on the roof of the Public Safety Building while Chief Jail Deputy Charles Pirro and four lieutenants plotted routes. Four hours into their shift the sergeants had barely toured the cell blocks, prompting concern about supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Building
Kevin Brisson
Thomas Cogan
Charles Pirro
Pirro
Victim fights law that freed five abusers
Krista Absalon, assaulted at Casablanca Resturant, pressed charges after an off-duty trooper heard men discuss undressing her and raping her. Five men were arrested on first degree rape, then released after pleading guilty to a reduced sexual misconduct misdemeanor, provoking outrage from women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouverneur
Krista Absalon
Casablanca
Absalon
Gary Walts
Stan
Robin Ordway
Clover Forsythe
Quake aid bill rails against a fast track gravy train
The massive disaster relief package totaling 11 billion dollars funds earthquake victims with 8.6 billion in federal grants and loans. The measure also adds provisions for Hurricane Iniki recovery and Penn Station redevelopment, drawing criticism from senators including Russell Feingold who sought to remove portions. President Clinton signed the bill on a Saturday after lawmakers embedded other disaster and non disaster items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Russell Feingold
D-Wis
Pentagon seeks 1.2 billion for operations in multiple regions
In a diverse funding push the Pentagon seeks 1.2 billion for operations in Bosnia Somalia Haiti and Iraq. Sen. Daniel Inouye supports a roughly 200000 relief package for about 100 papaya growers in Hawaii whose crops suffered from Hurricane Iniki. A separate 10 million request covers redevelopment of Pennsylvania Station in New York. McCain comments on an earthquake reaching Penn Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Station
New York
Royal Harbor Yacht Club
Florida
Pentagon
Bosnia
Somalia
Haiti
Iraq
Hawaii
Daniel Inouye
State
Inouye
Pennyslvania Station
Clinton
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Lewis S. Lent Jr
Ocala National Forest
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Harding Case
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Lawrence Moten
Carrier Dome
Syracuse University
Kentucky
HCK Blume
Orange
Wildcats
Moten
John Wallace
Adrian Autry
Jal Noliev
The
Associated Press
Washington
Los Angeles
Capitol
Sen
John McCain
R-Ariz
Penn Stasion
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