11 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1995
Page
1
Georgetown Hoyas stretch their winning run to ten with a SNAR victory over Seton Hall at home. The setback loses momentum for the Pirates as the visitors pull away in the second half.
Weather notes show cloudy, mild to cool days with scattered rain and fog across several days. In politics, Democrats push a flat income tax while GOP debates a balanced budget amendment. Other items include a 100 day diary, healthcare progress, and local media moves.
Onondaga County lawmakers outline bills to curb what they call excessive lawsuits by prisoners and harsh penalties for misdeeds by teachers and repeat offenders while easing burdens for drivers and taxpayers. They align many ideas with Gov Pataki, including a plan to require financially able inmates to repay prison costs, noting federal programs exist for windfalls.
Onondaga County seeks 2.5 million donations to name its new baseball stadium. County officials say the contributor’s name would endure for decades, with plans including plans, sketches, and a promotional video to attract corporate sponsors.
Telecommunications firms and pay TV operators push to lead the new interactive TV era, testing menu driven screens that offer movies education games and shopping at home. The piece notes early trials and the shift away from scheduled programming toward on demand options.
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Health secretary Donna Shalala acknowledged that President Clinton's plan could place children separated from their homes into foster care, group homes, or orphanages under proposed sanctions. House Ways and Means Chair Bill Archer challenged the terminology, noting the policy could assign such children to orphanages despite Shalala's reluctance to use the term.
Biographer Edmund Morris says former president Ronald Reagan no longer recognizes him and stopped recognizing him about six months ago. Morris recounts a visit to Reagan’s Los Angeles office where Reagan misnames a display by calling it trees. Reagan still goes to the office daily.
John Juveller, 60, of Syracuse, faces 22 misdemeanor counts after eight women allege he fondled their breasts during mass at St. Lucy's Church in 1994. Some victims criticized Pastor Rev. James Mathews for his handling of the report as police investigate the case and consider subpoenas.
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