15 Feb 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1996
Page
1
Tonight is cloudy with a few flames. Friday brings considerable cloudiness with snow and a low around 14. Saturday stays cloudy with limited sun and highs near 16 and low 12. Sunday could see lake effect snow with a high near 20 and a low of 10. Monday turns partly sunny with a high around 25 and single digit low.
Wesley B. Finch, owner of Kennedy Square at 950 B Water St, says major renovations or partial demolition may be needed to save the 409 unit complex housing about 670 people. He suggests deed to the state and closure if help does not come, noting 37 percent vacancy, $850,000 annual loss, and $430,000 owed in city taxes.
A runaway Burlington Northern freight train traveling up to 50 mph derailed and struck a railroad office in St Paul Minnesota injuring nine. One man was pinned under a 15 ton grain-laded car for three hours and rescued in freezing conditions. he remained in critical condition with hypothermia. Most other injuries were fractures or sprains and not life threatening.
Salvi's defense contends the double murder case hinges on insanity not the act. Jurors heard survivors recount the grisly shootings as opening statements framed the case around mental state rather than abortion.
Kaelin testified about Simpson's mood and movements hours before the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman killings. Attorneys asked Simpson to quiet down as he muttered four or five times, with derogatory remarks noted by Goldman family lawyer Michael Brewer.
Frederick Douglass preached war and freedom at Zion AME Church on March 11 1863 in Syracuse urging enslaved people to fight for liberty. Ten men volunteered that night and more enlisted in the following weeks, with Massachusetts paying recruits $50 each.
Fans gather in Syracuse this weekend for a Beatles convention in Upstate New York. The event centers on fan clubs, memorabilia, and discussions about the band, its music, and its lasting impact.
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