04 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1995
Page
1
Gov. George E. Pataki outlines tax cuts spending controls welfare work rules and criminal justice reforms in his inaugural State of the State address. He vows consistency on taxes jobs and crime while steering clear of broad new initiatives.
The forecast shows snow showers and heavier flake activity north of Syracuse with poor travel conditions. Temperatures range from lows around 16 to highs in the low 30s, with varying cloud cover and chances of snow across the area.
A state expert estimates at least a week to remove about 2 000 gallons of gasoline after a tanker carrying 9 200 gallons ran off Interstate 81 near Watertown in a snowstorm. Northbound lanes between Exits 44 and 45 likely closed intermittently next week as cleanup proceeds.
Bob Laufer negotiates his van through Carrier Circle daily on his way to Geddes work. He cites drivers failing to yield, causing near misses and traffic backups. A recent survey ranked Carrier Circle as the intersection with the most accidents in Onondaga County.
Planned Parenthood Center of Syracuse will station an armed guard during all hours of operation following Brookline Mass. clinic shootings that killed two and wounded five. Executive director Jeff Gilbert said security is being re evaluated as clinics nationwide balance access with safety.
Post offices opened with a 32 cent letter rate as Americans scrimped and queued for stamps. In Rochester New York long lines stretched back up to 25 yards and some customers declined to wait, choosing to add 29 extra cents in stamps to mail their letters.
Senators issued two partisan reports on the Whitewater probe with contrasting conclusions. Republicans on the Senate Banking Committee alleged serious misconduct by high administration officials and urged Kenneth Starr to broaden investigations. Democrats, while critical of administration officials, found no criminal or ethical violations.
Former Vice President Dan Quayle was admitted to a Indianapolis hospital for elective removal of an enlarged appendix over the New Year weekend. His office said he expects a seven day stay. This is his second admission after a December stay at Indiana University Hospital for blood clots in both lungs.
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