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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1995
Page
1
Weekend calendar highlights Cafe Manhattan service menu sparkles while a mix up at Salt leaves theatergoers puzzled about Hamlet. Bad vibes color the scene as readers search for clarity.
Mostly cloudy skies with flurries and lake effect snow. State Legislature votes to give public retirees a raise. Weather notes and legislative action tied to local news.
An elderly Liverpool man, 74 year old Charles Bucknam, died in a house fire at 405 Hickory Street as investigators work to determine the cause. Bucknam was found on a living room couch. His wife, Margaret Bucknam, was upstairs and taken to hospital for evaluation. Fire officials say the fire started in the living room on the first floor and was reported around 3 10 am. The front of the house showed extensive damage with blown windows and melted siding.
Columnist Deborah Mathis muses on why some people view the president as powerless and ineffective. The brief note ties political sentiment to local facility concerns as a backdrop for broader commentary.
In Los Angeles on Wednesday O J Simpson defense attorney Johnnie Cochran urged jurors to view the ex football star as having done good deeds while hinting at a possible sinister motive behind his arrest and murder trial. Prosecutors challenged the approach as Hodgman reported chest pains and hospitalization prompting talk of a possible trial delay.
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From a cave in the Mediterranean a new study reports killer sponges that prey on small shrimps and similar prey up to a quarter inch, contrasting with normal spainge behavior. Researchers Boury Esnault and Vacelet of the Oceanographic Center of Marseille note the finding as a potential wider phenomenon, possibly in Atlantic and Pacific depths.
Ron Luciano, famed ex-SU grid star and umpire, told a friend he checked into a hospital for depression in early 1994. Known as a lively, funny figure, his private struggle surprised friends who described him as loving and selflessly entertaining yet deeply tormented.
Boston observers buzz over a claimed annulment of Senator Edward Kennedy's first marriage amid funeral rites. Church officials declined to confirm the annulment, citing broader trends toward more annulments in recent times.
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