02 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1993
Page
1
Derrick Lassie stars as Alabama defeats Miami 34-13 to claim the college football deuseurcede title. Alabama showcase strong offense and stifling defense in the Sugar Bowl, cementing the program’s top honor this season.
Brian Drahl, a Chittenango High School freshman, voices concern as cafeteria offerings improve but still limit senior vegetarian options. The report notes ongoing debate over school lunch choices and quality for area students.
Master diver Joseph O'Donnell died in a Oneida River dive at Brewerton along with fellow diver Chris Platt. Sponsor Paul Shook recalled his responsibility ethic as authorities confirm the six divers planned a Year’s Day dive with four others, two teams entering near freezing waters at 9:40 am.
In Dallas the RAT reports that investigators query allegations that Ross Perot campaign workers hacked into credit reporting firms to obtain files on campaign staff. Former coordinators in several states confirm background checks by private investigators hired by the campaign. Perot acknowledges background checks but denies illegal activity.
Syracuse University football put itself in a position for luck and then delivered a 26-22 Fiesta Bowl victory over Colorado at Sun Devil Stadium. The Orangemen extended their postseason win streak to five, drawing 70,224 fans and NBC national coverage.
The Syracuse University coverage notes a decisive comeback as SU defeats Colorado Buffaloes with Dar Dar providing a key kickoff return. The piece hints at a strong season performance heading toward another bowl win.
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