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Fed up with popcorn prices at the cinema some patrons bring their own snacks to the theater. The note describes trying this approach and discusses the rising cost of concessions and audience reactions.
21 Jan 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1997
Page
1
Fed up with popcorn prices at the cinema some patrons bring their own snacks to the theater. The note describes trying this approach and discusses the rising cost of concessions and audience reactions.
The forecast shows a midweek warmup turning rainy with periods of rain and low 40s. Thursday turns windy with showers and highs near 44 and a low of 28. Friday stays windy and cold with clouds and sun around 28/20. Saturday remains cloudy and blustery with a chance of snow, highs near 30.
Al Palmer, longtime Baldwinsville baker and former mayor, is famed for his signature quarter hole pies. He donates dozens of pies yearly to fundraisers for McHarrie’s Legacy and remains a local icon through 62 years of marriage, a quiet humor, and steady hands in the kitchen.
In a charged ethics case Speaker Newt Gingrich faced a likely reprimand and a 300000 dollar penalty after admitting failures to obtain proper legal advice and submitting inaccurate statements. The vote followed an ethics committee report, with Gingrich expected to keep his leadership post despite the historic censure.
New York Governor George Pataki spent the night in an Albany hospital after a car wreck near the Executive Mansion. A truck broadsided his chauffeured Suburban as he returned home. The driver, Tom Ciccone, was charged with running a flashing red light. Pataki and his wife Labby were relieved by the doctors.
A Madison County community volunteer and teacher's aide dies in a car crash. A committee near Beaver Lake considers buying open space. Other items note W Jamesville-DeWitt kindergarten plans, Disney on Ice and a Canadian skating champ, plus Syracuse University basketball resurgence and nonprofit groups staffing Carrier Dome concessions.
Two strong earthquakes struck Xinjiang in western China, killing at least 12 people and displacing more than 1,000 families amid bitter cold. The magnitude 6.4 quake followed by a 6.3 tremor in Jiashi near Kashgar injured over 24 and collapsed more than 500 one story buildings. Emergency teams erect tents and shelters as officials say many residents seek warmth in school buildings and tents through freezing night.
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