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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1998
Page
1
A Syracuse neighborhood piece, Dick Case Tallmans Family Bakery, displays a For Sale sign in its front window, signaling potential closure or sale of the local business. The notice highlights concerns about maintaining a local staple as a change looms.
Watertown reports power largely restored to about 25,000 buildings as airport and county shelters consolidate. A winter storm warning remains for Jefferson and Lewis counties with 2 to 4 inches of snow by evening and up to six more inches overnight. Transmission lines re-energized and curfew kept. Red Cross shelters struggle with costs while Bell Atlantic donates 250000 dollars to relief efforts.
The Justice Department and FBI are probing Labor Secretary Alexis Herman for alleged quid pro quo actions during 1994 to 1996 while she was a White House aide. ABC News first reported the claim, suggesting a possible independent counsel appointment, though no campaign financing link was found. Herman’s lawyer denied the charges and the White House voiced continued confidence in her. The inquiries also touch Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt regarding a rejected Indian casino license tied to Democratic contributions.
The Herald reports on David Wail joining a four hour spare maintenance session aboard Mir and notes possible return of John Glenn, the first American to orbit, with Bart speculated to fly again this year. Internal records from a major cigarette maker reveal new evidence about courting young smokers, while a separate note mentions two supermarket robbers holding 20 hostages for five hours. The fragment ends with a study linking education levels to health outcomes and a CAT scan finding.
A former Niagara Mohawk Power executive is set to return to oversee nuclear operations at the Att Solvay steam plant. A Solvay recycling company plans to buy the plant, despite warnings it may shut down. Upstate businesses will see the new OSHA chief work with them beyond fines. Community drives raise aid across four counties for North Country ice storm victims.
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