20 Feb 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1995
Page
1
The items reference Saundra Smokes and Yolanda's Kitchen offering comfort foods for cold weather. A Dave Matthews Band concert is on tonight with backstage pass details. Mayor Roy Bernardi pursues a firm plan to reduce the city deficit.
Washington Post notes Rep. James Walsh of Syracuse grows pivotal as chair of the House District of Columbia Appropriations Subcommittee. Facing a 722 million crisis, he grapples with funding the district, potential White House clashes, and a conservative Congress while balancing local and national pressures. The article contrasts Walsh with Sonny Bono and outlines his plan to secure federal aid amid a political storm.
At a New Hampshire banquet before 1400 party activists nine Republican candidates urged lower government and nostalgic values. Senator Arlen Specter broke unity by backing abortion rights while others led with conservative positions. Front runner Bob Dole highlighted the 10th Amendment to justify states rights.
Riot police ringed the San Cristobal de las Casas cathedral as ranchers and businessmen attacked parishioners and Indian protesters with eggs rocks and sticks. About 500 protesters clashed with several hundred Indians forming a human chain around Bishop Samuel Ruiz's offices during a demonstration backing President Zedillo's Chiapas crackdown.
Myrtle Evers Williams, newly elected chairwoman, vows to challenge Republican efforts to roll back welfare and affirmative action. The NAACP plans a Washington gathering to back Surgeon General nominee Henry Foster and the motor voter law while opposing curbs on social programs and rights gains.
Jeann Gary of Augusta Georgia slid on wet pavement as her car left the road and sank into a pond. She, unable to swim, escaped through a rolled-down window and climbed to safety from about 10 feet below the surface. Her gown was en route to the church and the wedding proceeded with no harm done.
Ballston Spa mayor James Capasso and Citizens' Party candidates were removed from the March 21 ballot after a 8 57 am petition stamp three minutes before the filing window opened. State law requires filings between 9 am and 5 pm. Capasso and trustees Larry Brown and Dawn Kavanaugh are off the ballot, likely handing the mayoralty to Republican nominee J bi Romano.
New York report says a 20 billion Clinton plan to rescue Mexico from its currency crisis would require Mexico to reduce its money supply, risking up to 50 percent interest rates. A draft agreement would control oil export earnings flows, amid peso rumors strengthening late last week.
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