11 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1995
Page
1
Pleasant Wednesday followed by mostly sunny Thursday and hot Friday. Low 65 high 90. Saturday shows a chance of thunderstorms with a cool night. Forecast notes uncertain spelling and numbers in source.
President Clinton plans to open diplomatic relations with Vietnam, ending two decades of hostility. He faces GOP opposition in Congress and invites lawmakers to a Rose Garden ceremony as POW MIA issues are highlighted. The move follows State Department guidance and Vietnam’s pledged cooperation on unaccounted service members.
A man enraged by a domestic dispute stabbed his wife and mother in law and a 2 year old at a Manhattan apartment, then stole a car and wounded 17 pedestrians during a 45 minute East Side pursuit before attempting suicide. The killer is in critical condition at St Vincent's Hospital. Victims include Kathleen Agas 19, Mercedes Aguapas 70, and Josh Smith 2. The Kremlin stated the president remains in control.
Boris Yeltsin, 64, was rushed to a Moscow hospital after chest pains. Doctors said he remains conscious and active, with no serious complications, and will stay several days as he continues to fulfill his duties.
Susan Smith faced a mental state review as a psychiatrist testified she is in crisis and would not testify on her own behalf. Dr. Donald Morgan said she desires death and could act to die if possible, with Judge William Howard to rule on competency to stand trial for the October 25 killings in Union.
Onondaga lawmakers criticize state audit delays after a Herald Journal investigation alleged waste and mismanagement at the Resource Recovery Agency. County Executive Pirro seeks auditing and financial guidance from the county comptroller as concerns grow about double and overbilling by consultants. The agency, created in 1990 to handle trash fees and recycling, operates on a $28.8 million annual budget and has never been state-audited.
A new study finds African American buying power has risen by 40.5 percent since 1990, signaling stronger consumer influence. The report highlights growth across income brackets and various sectors, with implications for marketers and policymakers.
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