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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1998
Page
1
A sunny pleasant day focuses on education and community arts. Officials propose fixing two schools and prioritizing learning at the Avenue of the Arts project in the city.
Farmers report the earliest corn crop in years due to a warm, rain-soaked June. Steve Kubecka opened a roadside stand near Kirkville, selling corn since June 29. Chuck Hafner's Farmers Market near Clay confirms early harvests and typical prices for the season. The crop is about three weeks ahead of schedule across central New York.
In Seneca Falls the 1848 first women’s rights convention is remembered as Hillary Clinton nears a planned visit for Celebrate 98. Organizers face about 72000 dollars in debt after shifting from a regional event to a national one, with Myriam Contiguglia overseeing a large undertaking and fundraising.
Rosemary Shankman Pooler, a 24 year old NY law graduate from a prestigious school, faced sexism in 1965 Syracuse as she pursued a career in law. She challenged barriers, ran for state Assembly in 1970, served on Syracuse common council, led environmental efforts, and earned the title consumer queen as head of New York’s Consumer Protection Board in 1976.
Portadown, Northern Ireland, is sealed as police and British troops turn the town into a fortified zone with barbed wire barriers to deter Protestant marchers. Leaders urge calm on Garvaghy Road where Catholics and Orangemen contest control, hoping no violence erupts as in recent years.
In Belfast the U S ambassador signs off as Northern Ireland forms a new power sharing Assembly led by Trimble and Mallon. Orangemen push the Drumcree parade along Garyvaguy Road from Drumcree church as Portadown and North Armagh remain Orange heartland. The Orange Order, founded 1795, promotes Protestant solidarity against Catholic doctrine.
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