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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1998
Page
1
A family involved in a local priest molestation case refuses to sign a statement accusing the priest or the church of wrongdoing. The report appears on page B1 along with a Bargain hunters' guide and a feature on summer clearances. The article reference mentions an extensive baseball marathon totaling 26 innings and 770 pitches over nine hours.
The forecast calls for warm, muggy conditions with a thunderstorm possible tonight. Wednesday features warm humidity and possible storms, followed by cooler, less humid conditions with a shower on Thursday. The rest of the weekend turns partly to mostly sunny with highs in the 80s and lows around 58 to 62.
The 1990s resist a single label as nostalgia experts note, with pop culture and historians naming contrasts like the Gulf War, German reunification, end of the Cold War, and notable events. Commentary highlights public reflection on what the decade meant and what lies ahead.
Analysts quote Pat Schroeder Arthur Caplan and Jeffrey Goldfarb on the 1990s as a period of economic swings biotechnical advances and political ambiguity. Rush Limbaugh and Alan Brinkley weigh in on fraud free markets and the era’s defining debates. The Associated Press compiles varying perspectives.
A panel of scholars and writers unanimously selects James Joyce Ulysses as the century’s top English language novel. The Modern Library announced the list on Monday, noting selections reflect merit and time tested works, with questions rising about other contenders and rankings.
Syracuse area couple mourns daughter Jenna Grieshaber Hants killed by a violent felon. Gov Pataki backed bill moved to pass in a special session July 29. The law would eliminate parole for violent felons and impose first-time offender protections plus education and drug treatment reforms for prisoners. Silver plans the session to force action despite criticism from opponents.
After a decade, a decision to try the Lockerbie bombing suspects in a neutral location offers a first real chance at justice. The tragedy killed 270 people including Syracuse University students abroad and Clay, New York residents, in December 1988.
A newborn weighing 14 ounces goes home with the Herald's journal. A study indicates lower baby mortality when parents take leave. other items discuss Alec Baldwin lawsuits, aerospace incidents, and local voting surprises in Georgia.
Niagara Mohawk with almost 10 percent of customers is the latest to study a municipal decime. Syracuse Suds Factory gains permission to move into Armory Square just as a bar moratorium nears. D ’ Swimming Cicero's Bill May wins silver in synchronized swimming at the Goodwill Games as the U S tops unbeaten Canada 14 12 to finish 4 0. Teas festival begins Thursday hosted by Metha Unit. NBC faces criticism over programming. LeAnn Rimes and Bryan White perform at the State Fairgrounds.
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