17 Jul 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1996
Page
1
SU graduate Bob Costas is set to anchor extensive Olympic coverage with predictions ahead of the event. Atlanta cabbies brace for world spotlight as the city hosts visitors and media crews, reflecting a buzz around the Games.
After years of dinner table debates, Syracusan pursues a conservative crusade against the White House. Fidel Castro cooperates with a documentary effort, shaping a new public discourse on U.S.-Cuban relations. The article frames regional dissent and foreign participation as part of a broader political dialogue.
Dr John E B Maye head of obstetrics at Syracuse Community Health Center faced charges of paying another man to torch the Maye Medical Building in January. The 41 year old denied guilt and prosecutors say the plan aimed to collect insurance. The 200000 fire damaged the Route 12 office and the building has not reopened.
A garbled OCR mix lists diverse items from a pro choice keynote plan and Bosnian ultimatum to a rape case probe, teen curfew talk, a 1400 mile wine route, stock market jab, British Open, sports and entertainment notes, charity builds, and political commentary.
The profile sketches Craig Shirley, raised in a Syracuse home where heated debates shaped his conservative outlook, his door-to-door campaigns for Goldwater and Nixon activism, and his rise as a political consultant shaping campaigns from Alaska to Florida.
A statue of Karen Tekakwitha, near sainthood, was found in an Johnstown apartment by a landlord cleaning out a former tenant. It had been missing about a year. Investigators have a suspect but no arrests yet. Shrine officials call the recovery miraculous.
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