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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1998
Page
1
The forecast calls for muggy conditions with showers and thunderstorms tonight. Temperatures dip to the mid sixties with a hotter tomorrow around the upper seventies, bringing a humid start and possible afternoon storm development.
Information notes Marcia Heuss dancing in rain by her house in Scottsmoor Florida on Monday. The article mentions the still standing driveway and the demolished shed and carport near her property.
Cloning experts await verifiable proof after Japanese researchers announced two calves cloned from adult cows. They report five pregnancies and one set of twins, with August deliveries anticipated. Skeptics urge DNA validation before confirming true adult-cell cloning.
Palm Coast residents David and Martha Stump found their four bedroom house leveled to ashes upon returning after a three day evacuation of Flagler County. Their yard held only a lone praying birdbath while authorities reported more than 40 000 residents affected as fires scorched woods and fields across central Florida.
President Clinton plans a September trip to Russia to meet with Boris Yeltsin. The agenda centers on arms reductions and Kosovo amid Russia’s economic turmoil, with START-2 ratification pending in the Duma. Gore to meet Knyenko to prep the summit, possible stops in Ireland and Northern Ireland, and trips to India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh later in the year.
The Herald's Journal reports Linda Tripp returns for a third day of testimony before a grand jury BAUS. An Army helicopter crash in the Bahamas notes no women involved. A monk donates over $1 million to aid Thailand. Yasser Arafat adds to his lengthy list of titles. A group proposes a speed limit on German highways causing debate.
Telergy of DeWitt joins with NYSEG to build a fiber optic backbone from Binghamton to Ithaca and Auburn. Se Ri Pak wins the US Open women’s golf playoff in sudden death. Big East unveils a new sports logo. Roy Rogers obituary mentions, and the 1950s Kids celebrate Roy’s death. CNY music notes feature Boyz II Men. Women’s anniversary event honors Seneca Falls convention founders.
A columnist Holger Jensen assesses Clinton's performance in China as favorable. The item notes education commissioners in Syracuse should justify hiring another lawyer after a confusing segment with the name Vivie nae ete ee ee De appears in the text.
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