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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1998
Page
1
Harbor Brook view comes at a price for Skunk City residents as a local homebuilder alters the landscape. Citizens weigh the costs and benefits while facing questions of zoning and value.
Patrick L. Dot was expelled from a Central New York homebuilders association following a homeowner complaint about a defect in a house he built. The action reflects standards enforcement and member discipline within the local construction trade group.
Friday brings brisk, colder air with snow showers and a low near 21. Saturday offers intervals of clouds and sun, brisk with a high of 36 and a low of 25. Sunday mixes clouds and sun, mild with a 42 high and 24 low. Monday stays variable with possible rain or snow and a high around 40.
Monica Lewinsky claims President Clinton told her in a late December private White House meeting that she could testify in the Paula Jones case and might avoid testifying by going to New York City. Associates describe the exchange as part of ongoing discussions with Kenneth Starr’s office about immunity.
Former Gov Mario Cuomo argues the Clinton Lewinsky affair should be a footnote in U.S. history. He praises Clinton as an effective leader, labels Ken Starr as a sworn enemy, and likens the nation to enduring religious persecution, asserting the Constitution will withstand the storm.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said the United States is ready to act alone if necessary to punish Iraq for chemical and biological weapons programs. Washington has not decided on military strikes, and officials caution against expecting imminent action while pursuing diplomacy and UN inspections.
The Herald's Journal reports that Steven Spielberg and Michael Crichton have been cleared in the Twister lawsuit. Andrew Thomas, an American astronaut, settles aboard Mir. Two women linked to the Oklahoma City bombing birth a child. An underwater volcano erupts off the Oregon coast as researchers study gene therapy for HIV in monkeys. California lawmakers move toward ending bans on smoking in bars and casinos. Page AS.
The U S Secretary of Transportation unveils a plan highlighting buses and other public transit as crucial to enabling welfare recipients to reach employment. Officials emphasize scalable funding and streamlined programs to connect low income workers with reliable transit options.
Dallas based telemarketing giant figures among the nation’s top employers with wage and benefit growth in 1997. The page lists employment figures and agencies aiding job seekers, plus training programs and a Pepperidge Farm stuffing prize win. Also notes on music star Bob Dylan at the Landmark Theatre and TV roles for Kathy Najimy.
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