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25 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 25, 1994
Page
1
Police review board seeks a director
Syracuse's Citizens Review Board formed in May after hearings and debate and now seeks a director with a $30,000 opening. The board has met weekly for two months without reviewing police brutality cases while preparing to handle 26 brutality complaints from 1991 to 1992 and improve police community relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Gitzens
Common Council
Citizens Review Board
Charles Anderson
City Common Council
Anderson Sai
Anderson
City Hall Commons
Joseph Woods
Council
Board
Olympic update business case classified Ganley
Ganley reports a brisk pace in Olympic commerce as studios and advertisers jockey for position. Market insiders note rising ad spending and film distribution shifts shaping the entertainment landscape this season.
Recruit Burgan Leaves City for NH Ranch Life
SU basketball recruit Todd Burgan trades city life for the New Hampshire countryside to focus on academics while preparing for college competition. The report notes the American Hockey League as a development path and highlights Big East statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Burgan
New Hampshire
Gunman kills worshippers at mosque near Hebron
An American immigrant physician Baruch Goldstein opened fire at a mosque in Hebron, killing at least 50 Palestinians and wounding around 100. The attack triggered West Bank and Gaza riots, with further deaths, as authorities blamed the incident for hampering Middle East peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
West Bank
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Israel Army
Middle East
Effy Ardit
Baruch Goldstein
Kiryat Arba
Israel
Brooklyn
Dinah Shore Dies at 76 Following Short Illness in Beverly Hills
Dinah Shore, longtime TV era star and eight time Emmy winner, died at age 76 at her Beverly Hills home after a brief cancer illness. She was surrounded by her ex husband George Montgomery and children Melissa Ann Hime and John David Montgomery, per friend Connie Stone. Shore rose from radio and recording fame to dominate 1950s 60s television with The Chevy Show and The Dinah Shore Chevy Show before later hosting daytime and cable programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Beverly Hills
George Montgomery
Melissa Ann Hime
John David Montgomery
Connie Stone Shore
Dinah Shore
Dinah
TNN
Eddy Arnold
Chevrolet
USA
Cuomo unveils new NY business slogan SQ NY A State of Minds
Gov Mario Cuomo announced on Thursday a campaign logo SQ NY A State of Minds to promote New York's intellectual resources and skilled workers. The effort, launching in March, will include state ads and national international campaigns. State officials say New York workers are more productive and educated than those elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cease-fire Reached Between Muslim and Croat Factions in Bosnia
Muslim and Croat military factions signed a cease-fire that began at noon local time, covering central Bosnia and the Muslim‑held siege of Mostar plus southern areas where Muslims and Croats had clashed. The two sides had initially allied against Serbs but later fought over about 30 percent of Bosnia not controlled by Serbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosnia
Mostar
Apa
Bosna
Croatia accepts U S backed peace plan in Bosnia
Croatia announces it accepts a joint Muslim Croat state idea within Bosnia Herzegovina as part of a peace drive. President Tudjman signals a policy shift toward federation with Muslims and Croats while negotiations move from Geneva to Washington amid a Sarajevo cease fire.
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Zagreb
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
Franjo Tudjman
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Tudiman
Bosmar
Geneva
Washington
Clinton A Tenceetine
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