23 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1993
Page
1
A garbled report from Altmar Park describes a Friday incident where Wes Probs and others attempted a hall robbery before a basketball game. Cale Meridian’s Jason Trousdale and API are noted in connection with the event.
Heid's, the Liverpool based hot dog chain with three Syracuse area restaurants since 1931, plans to expand across New York state. Fourth generation co owners Susan and Robert Platner, with board chair Helen Heid Planner, say a deeply tested model will drive expansion as the company celebrates a century in business.
The article argues that the fax machine will erode the U S Postal Service monopoly on first class mail as faxing becomes faster and cheaper. A UC Irvine professor notes faxing can be quicker, more reliable, and cheaper than mail, potentially under mining mail delivery costs during the 1990s.
Area high schools face ongoing student safety worries as rumors of security gaps persist. Calls grow for guards or enhanced surveillance to protect students and possessions amid lingering incidents and parental anxiety.
Jumbo the 11 foot tall elephant skeleton, donated by P. T. Barnum in 1887, goes back on display at the American Museum of Natural History after last being shown in 1975. Barnum’s 2 ton African elephant, once his greatest attraction, was bought for $10,000 after a London Zoo incident and later died in a train accident decades later.
The headmistress Y Jean Harris, once tied to the 1980 murder of Dr Herman Tarnower, is freed after 12 years as Gov Maria Cuore grants clemency citing health. Harris left prison five days early, recovering from heart surgery and a blood infection at a hospital.
A federal judge blocked New York from adopting California style emission rules for 1995 model cars. The ruling favors two auto groups and risks halting other states pursuing the California standards. New York plans to appeal as officials argue the decision harms national and world competition.
On the 20th anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling, President Clinton ends 12 years of White House support for abortion limits by canceling most federal rules not required by law. He signs amid applause as March for Life draws 73,000 protesters to the Supreme Court steps. reviews and rolls back Reagan and Bush era bans while reaffirming private funding and noncoercive population programs.
FBI Director William S sessions moves to counter a Justice Department report alleging office misuse and questions about completing his term. He says the record must be set straight and vows a point by point rebuttal. A Clinton aide offered cautious comments while noting the allegations are troubling.
President Clinton launches a fresh hunt for the next attorney general after Zoe Baird withdrew amid controversy over employing two illegal immigrants. Officials say the pool will include both women and men, with emphasis on the most qualified candidate.
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