03 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1995
Page
1
Despite Penn State defeating Oregon 38 to 20 in the Rose Bowl, Nebraska is ranked No. 1 in the polls. The result positions Nebraska for the top spot in national rankings as observers weigh the outcome against the Rose Bowl performance.
Weather forecast lists lake effect snow north of Syracuse with 2 feet in Tug Hul Plateau Lewis County. Snow showers extend through Wednesday and Thursday with highs near 32 and lows in the teens. Friday remains cold and snowy, then partial sun with scattered snow showers Saturday.
Larry Whitehead Jr. and Maurice DeLee, once close friends, were involved in a fatal botched robbery on Green Street. DeLee, 17, shot Whitehead, 18, in the head with a .22 caliber pistol during an attempted home invasion. DeLee was charged with manslaughter as investigators say the teens tried to rob a resident at 309 Green St. and a gun misfire caused the fatal wound.
Keller George embodies the Oneida Nation's new role as sovereign actors in Native American affairs, touring the country to speak at Indian boards and tribes while advocating economic independence and reduced reliance on federal funds. He travels extensively and channels decades of experience into national discussions on sovereignty and governance.
Governor Pataki signs his first executive order freezing most state hiring to cut costs. Exceptions cover essential posts to protect public health and safety and to ensure a smooth government transition. He warned Cuomo appointees may lose positions unless essential, with thousands of jobs affected.
The U S Supreme Court denied a stay of execution for Jesse Dewayne Jacobs, a Texas man on death row for 1987 capital murder. He initially confessed but later said his sister, Bobbie Hogan, committed the murder of Etta Urdiales. Hogan was later convicted. The court noted the disparity but left juror error questions to others.
The federal government creates the first early warning network for emerging diseases. The CDC will establish regional detection offices to find exotic germs and monitor reemerging threats before outbreaks. Outposts open in Oregon California Connecticut and Minnesota.
As the new session approaches, Congress nears its first GOP-led opening in 40 years with Republicans pledging sweeping bills. Leaders clash with Democrats over tax, spending, and federal overreach while Gingrich pushes line item veto and state autonomy measures.
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