15 Feb 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1995
Page
1
A widow wrestles with haunting questions after her husband dies as she reflects on loss and the mystery surrounding his death. The column delves into grief, memory, and unresolved doubts affecting her healing journey.
Lawrence Moten scores a career high 36 points but Syracuse University loses to Villanova 89 to 87 in a tense game. Moten shines while SU slips late, keeping the contest tight until the final buzzer.
The notice details rain or sleet before midnight with remaining clouds and a forecast of brisk, cloudy conditions. Friday should bring partly to mostly sunny skies with highs near 37 and a low of 17. A mild day is expected with sun and clouds and a high around 40. Breezy, partly sunny with a possible rain or snow shower forecasts a high near 45 and a low around 30.
The House passed a six part GOP crime package worth 10 billion in anti crime funds with 238 yes votes but Clinton opposes earmarking 100,000 new police. He vows to veto if sent to his desk. Senate consideration may force a rewrite to gain passage and appease the president.
A package of five bills authorized 3.8 billion dollars to hire 100000 police. The Senate will vote on the package before it moves to President Clinton, who may veto it.
The Onondaga County baseball stadium project has climbed to 20.9 million with a 7.7 percent rise from the original 19.5 million. Construction manager estimates may differ from final bids, and total costs could reach about 33.5 million after roads and parking are added. County planner John Ballonardo notes cost overruns are common in large projects.
Rose Marie Higby and Alan J. Ross of Langhorne Pa planned to wed on Valentine’s Day on the 80th floor of the Empire State Building as part of a marriage marathon with 34 couples. A gust blew their certificate out the window but staff quickly salvaged a Xerox copy downstairs.
Federal Judge Stanley Sporkan blocks the Justice Department settlement with Microsoft, ruling it fails to remedy the alleged monopolistic harms. He notes MS-DOS and Windows dominate with over 70 percent share, and invites either appeal or a renegotiated deal.
Dr Edward Giovannucci of Harvard says a study of over 51000 male health workers finds drinkers with poor diets are about three times more likely to develop colon cancer than those who drink moderately and eat wisely. Alcohol may worsen low fruit vegetable fish and low fat diets by depleting methionine and folate.
Defense icon F Lee Bailey questioned the first officers at the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman murder scene claiming mishandled evidence and police procedures. He pressed officers and detectives for hours, mocking delays and insisting adjustments in the investigation be disclosed.
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