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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1997

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House Ethics Committee Recommends Gingrich Penalty

The House ethics panel votes 7-1 to sanction Newt Gingrich with a $300,000 fine and a reprimand, marking the first formal discipline of a House Speaker. Gingrich accepts the penalty after a six hour hearing revealing a pattern of conduct over five years. The charges involve pressuring policy via tax exempt foundations and misleading Congress. The full House vote on punishment follows on Tuesday.

Washing House Ethics Committee Newt Gingrich Georgia Gingrich House Congress James Cole Nancy Johnson R-Conn Lamar Smith Texas Cote Hare Ing Nancy Johnson

Cosby killing witness traumatized and unable to help

Los Angeles police could not provide a sketch of the Cosby homicide suspect because the main witness, a 47 year old screenwriter, is too traumatized by the event and public exposure. Ennis Cosby, 27, was shot while changing a flat tire beside his Mercedes Benz before 1 45 am Thursday.

Los Angeles Bill Cosby Willie Williams Ennis Cosby Williams Cosby New York Daily News

Frigid Lake-Effect Snow Forecast With Warmer Breaks

The region shows a cold front with lake-effect snow diminishing and cloudy Sunday. Murray reports a chance of snow showers as highs reach 32 and 20. Through Tuesday to Wednesday, partly sunny conditions return with highs from 38 to 43 and lows 24 to 30, breezy midweek.

Murray

Pilot Stricken Son, Mother Pilot Die In Three-State Crash

A Piper single engine plane piloted by David Riach and carrying his 71 year old mother Torothy Riach crashed near Lake Winnipesaukee after both succumbed to fumes. Air traffic controllers and private pilots assisted during the two hour drama spanning Connecticut Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Rescuers recovered the two bodies from dense woods and neighbors noted Riach’s aviation experience and his Citibank programming job.

Alton N H Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire David Riach Babylon N C Torothy Riach Morris Township N.J Farmingdale N.Y Saranac Lake David Westbury New York Times Sikorsky Stratford National Guard Ivate Harold Hamre Hamre Concord Monitor Michael O'Donnell Sikorsky Airport Riach Lake Winnipesaukee Monitor Citibank Upstate New York

Norwegian completes first solo trek across Antarctica on foot

Borge Ousland, 34, arrives at Scott Base NZ completing the first solo foot crossing of Antarctica. He walked and skied 64 days, about 1,675 miles, towing a 400 pound sled and enduring freezing winds. He predicted 90 days, beating it by nearly a month. He plans showers and rest.

Antarctica Borge Ousland New Zealand Scott Base Ousland Oslo Qusland Qosto Hans Christian Erlandsen Australian Associated Press

Twin sisters found in subzero cold near home

Jennifer and Kourtney Woracek three year old twins from Omaha Nebraska were found outside in near freezing temperatures after wandering from home early Friday. Jennifer was unconscious with a body temperature under 70 degrees and heart stopped but revived with bypass surgery. Both girls were hospitalized overnight in frostbite and exposure.

Jennifer Kourtney Woracek Omaha Neb Kourtney Children's Hospital William Muldoon Muldoon

Salinger to release first book in 34 years with Orchises Press

Reclusive author J D Salinger will publish Hapworth 16 1924 through Orchises Press, a small Virginia firm run from a professor’s home in Alexandria. The novella first appeared in The New Yorker in 1965, with no new material since.

J.D. Salinger Virginia Orchises Press Alexandria Salinger Hapworth The New Yorker Roger Lathbury George Mason University

Moynihan plans Senate bid with high-dollar fundraiser

Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan signals near certainty of running for re election as he schedules a March 10 fundraising dinner at the Rainbow Room Rockefeller Center. The $1,000 plate event was first reported by The Forward.

Moynihan Senate Daniel Patrick Moynihan New York Times Rainbow Room Rockefeller Center Forward

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