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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1995
Page
3
Whitman signs final phase of tax cuts in New Jersey
Gov Christie Whitman marks Tweniay by any final phase of her 15 percent personal income tax cuts, delivering up to 30 percent relief for lower incomes. Supporters predict $493 million yearly return to taxpayers while critics warn of a possible $383 million revenue shortfall in a $16 billion budget. The package targets individuals earning up to $40,000 and families up to $80,000, with staged relief for higher earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milltown
N.J
Christie Whitman
Tweniay
Toll takers return as New Jersey Turnpike resumes tolls
Toll collectors ended a brief sickout that halted the Turnpike tolls and closed the parkway for a time. About 710 union workers also skipped shifts on the Garden State Parkway, with a judge stepping in to address the dispute. replacements filled in as traffic resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Replcelven
Garden State Parkway
Dennis Ingogha
New Jersey Highway Authority
Model Krissy Taylor’s death linked to asthma inhaler use
Pembroke Pines authorities report 17 year old Krissy Taylor collapsed at home after using Primatene Mist for about a year. Broward medical examiner Dr. Joshua Perper suggests the inhaler’s adrenaline could cause heart rhythm issues, while sister Niki Taylor recounts breathing problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke Pines
Fla
Krissy Taylor
Taylor
William Bruno
Joshua Perper
Broward County
Niki Taylor
Seventeen
Perper
Winds Smash Alabama Boathouse Killing Three On Holiday Outing
A family sheltering in a boathouse on the Coosa River near Raglan perished as a storm hit on Tuesday, killing a 28-year-old woman, her year-old niece, and an 8-year-old nephew. Four other relatives were critically injured. In Missouri, a tornado ripped City Hall roof and damaged downtown buildings and about 100 homes, with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Coosa
Raglan
Moberly
City Hall
Bell recovered from wreck of Edmund Fitzgerald
Whitefish Point Mich almost 20 years after the Edmund Fitzgerald foundered in a storm killing all 29 aboard divers recovered the pilothouse bell from the famous Great Lakes shipwreck. Family members who pressed to keep divers away watched as the 200 pound bell was raised. Authorities note the ship lies off Whitefish Bay while carrying iron ore from Superior to Detroit when it sank on November 10, 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefish Point
Mich
Edmund Fitzgerald
Speat Lakes
Gordon Lightfoot
Whitefish Bay
Superior
Wis
Detroit
Progesterone No Better Than Placebo for PMS Relief
A study in JAMA found oral progesterone offered no more PMS relief than placebo for participants. Alprazolam known as Xanax reduced symptoms by at least half in about 37 percent, compared with 29 percent on progesterone and 30 percent on placebo, suggesting Xanax may help nonresponders to antidepressants with partial-cycle use and no addiction observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ellen W. Freeman
University of Pennsylvania Beton of Medicine
Journal of the American Medical Association
Man Arrested After Crash Into Governor's Mansion Gates
Michael Fragino, 35, was arrested after driving a pickup through the wrought iron gates of the governor Ben Cayetano's Honolulu mansion. Police said he was high on crystal meth and claimed he was fleeing people living under the truck. He then drove the driveway and struck a second gate before reaching the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Mansin
Michael Fragino
Pragino
Ben Cayetano
Hawes Lifelong Officer Accused of Escalating Misconduct
Neighbors recall Hawes as a courteous cop, yet peers report he drifted into troubling behavior. He gave rides, borrowed money, and sat in uniform at bars with his evidence van visible, while Internal Affairs investigated past incidents and a 1987 sexual assault claim by Barbara Rauch, who later testified to a grand jury. The case raised questions about how the department overlooked his decline and whether officers noticed warning signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes
Bonnie Miller
Otisco Street
Puch
Seneca Grill
Jose Vallejo
Key West
Vallejo
Antonio Goncalves
Ontario
Marcellus
Solvay
Gonzalves
Tony G
Goncalves
Valle
Joans
Tno
Dave Uhrlenbach
Syracuse
Uhrlenbach
Public Safety
Near West Side
Richard Boynton
Barbara Rauch
Boynton
Rauch
James T. Foody
Footy
Mattydale
Duners
Ths
Gordon
Gordon Hawes
Onondaga County
Oklahoma City Flags Raised After Bombing Remembrance
Oklahoma City residents marked Independence Day by raising flags to full staff at the Capitol 76 days after the federal building bombing. Gov. Frank Keating praised resilience as thousands watched jets fly overhead and the crowd reflected on loss, courage, and moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Frank Keating
Capitol
Middle America
Pele
Ron Norick
Oklahoma
Melvin Warner
Women vow to wed McVeigh amid bomb law-enforcement glare
Oklahoma City bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh, 28, has received mail from over 100 strangers including perfumed marriage proposals, a chain letter, money, and hate mail. Four women profess love for a man they have never met and one Illinois woman sent 11 letters and a prayer book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
McVeigh
Illinois
Helms calls AIDS aid wasteful amid controversial remarks
Senator Jesse Helms accused government aid for AIDS patients of funding “deliberate, disgusting, revolting conduct” as Congress weighs renewing a federal care program. The New York Times quoted him urging “common sense” on a disease he said is spread by unnatural acts. The Times notes AIDS now leads deaths among ages 24 to 44, conflicting with Public Health Service figures. President Clinton planned a civility-drenched speech urging role models across society this week.
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Jesse Helms
The
New York Times
Helms
United States
Times
Clinton
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