13 Feb 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1995
Page
1
The Al-Star game saw the West defeat the East 139 to 119. Lawrence Moten failed to set the record as SU slipped in competition. A late Crunch goal left them in the Southern Division basement.
Partly cloudy news page reports Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver pledges to deliver 16 million dollars in state money for the project, promising no renege on the commitment amid ongoing budget talk. The note appears among wide pages covering debt, consumer issues, and local features.
New York plans TAP cuts affecting inmates in prison for college educations funded by taxpayers. Gov. Pataki aims to reallocate funds to community students as part of a five billion dollar deficit reduction. Prison education advocates warn of higher recidivism and social costs.
Safety experts note a 62 percent rise in women killed behind the wheel since 1975 and a 38 percent jump in female drivers in all fatal crashes. Researchers cite more women driving more miles, driving in riskier situations on local roads, and more women in smaller cars as possible factors.
Dominique Brown, sister of Nicole Brown Simpson, and prosecutor Christopher Darden observe jurors touring the Los Angeles condo where Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. Dr. Simpson attends sparsely, then returns to his palatial estate amid media interest.
Gov George Pataki would cut costly state requirements for middle school by rescinding two years of foreign language, one year of technology education, and three quarters of home and career skills. The plan, part of the budget, could save districts up to 230 million dollars, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers including Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.
President Clinton delivers annual economic report to Congress praising growth and low inflation while urging universal health coverage and welfare reform. He cites over five million jobs created, manufacturing gains in 1994, and defends his policy package along with proposed $144 billion in five year spending cuts.
A 16-year-old Whitman Hanson High School player, Joe Carista, had his throat slashed by an opposing skater's skate during a game with Dennis-Yarmouth High School. The cut was 18 inches long and required 155 stitches. He remained in stable condition at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth as his team won the game.
After days of uncertainty the White House pledges to push the Henry Foster nomination this week. Vice President Gore planned to meet Foster and participants in his I Have a Future program in Nashville Tennessee to show support for the surgeon general choice.
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