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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1995
Page
1
New York Governor George Pataki faces criticism for replacing Cuomo's cronies with his own allies. The article notes political shifts and recalls the death camp's grim history on the milestone anniversary.
Nation eyes the Chargers during Super Bowl Week as television plans unfold and industry figures shape coverage. In other notes, Everson Museum honors Sandra Trop, home warranties prompt buyer diligence, and Gingrich criticism faces renewed scrutiny amid editorials on leadership, medical care, and workplace bullying.
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy died at 104 at her Hyannis Port home on Cape Cod from pneumonia complications. The Kennedy family said she passed peacefully, leaving five descendants serving in elective office and a legacy shaped by tragedy and faith.
Los Angeles reports begin as opening statements start in the murder case of Orenthal James Simpson. Prosecutors and defense prepare for months of testimony with Judge Lance Ito handling last minute motions including a bid to compel Simpson's ex wife to testify. The trial draws wide TV coverage as the former football star, 47, faces two counts of first degree murder.
Bere NewsLine reports Simpson pleaded innocent to the June 12 knife slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Prosecutors will portray him as a violent husband and killer, citing blood, hat, clothing and fibers, while the defense argues reasonable doubt and possible alternate scenarios such as drug involvement.
Israel moves to curb Islamic militant activity after a suicide bombing killed 19 soldiers and wounded 62 at a transit stop. Rabin expands intelligence powers, seals West Bank and Gaza, and halts prisoner releases while delaying a cross-territory passage. Authorities deploy road blocks to restrict Palestinian workers in Israel.
Donald Midlam, assistant dean for student services at University Hospital, will replace Kate O'Connell on the Syracuse Board of Education. O'Connell moved to the Syracuse Common Council seat in November, Midlam’s appointment expires in November when he must campaign. Bernards chose Midlam to underscore the board’s political nature.
The New York Times reported that sophisticated hackers took control of Tsutomu Shimomura's computer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center on December 29, risking documents and security programs. The Computer Emergency Response Team at Carnegie Mellon plans a public advisory urging use of security software amid ongoing Internet intrusions affecting about 20 million users.
Engineers and scientists overestimated resilience of buildings and freeways to Japan's earthquakes. As aftershocks rattle Kobe, the Kobe earthquake prompts a deep examination by Science and Technology Frontiers, challenging confidence in technology.
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