25 Jul 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1993
Page
1
The Dobbertins plus daughter Karen Dobberun and husband Rick Dobberun unveiled the Surface Orbiter on Cazenovia Lake. The craft, designed over three years, aims for a Sept. 6 Hollywood ad venture and a historic circumnavigation attempt in one continuous voyage. Thousands watched as it idled then toured the lake area.
Russians rushed to Savings Bank branches to exchange old Soviet and Russian currency after officials announced that all bank notes up to last year would be invalid next week. Citizens faced a deadline of August 7 to exchange at most 35 000 rubles, triggering widespread fear and lineups at banks and kiosks. Boris Yeltsin planned to cut short his vacation to defend the government amid legislative attacks.
Adrian Trice details his year at MacCormick Center a 52-bed juvenile facility in Brooktondale and Albany where former residents and more than 30 staff corroborate a pattern of beatings used to discipline youths. The investigation traces violence from the Brooktondale hilltop to Rockefellar Plaza revealing systemic abuse and concealment within the Division for Youth.
Robert W. Moxley of Delhi charged with DWI and driving the wrong way after his 1993 Dodge truck traveled eastbound in the westbound lane on the New York State Thruway. His vehicle hit a Ford driven by Alex Ghan sah of Etobicoke, Ontario, killing four of nine occupants. Moxley and two others injured. A third vehicle, a Chevrolet station wagon driven by Edward P. Prabucki of Buffalo, also struck. Four children and adults among Ghan sah’s party died at the scene. Moxley hospitalized in serious condition.
A case from St Louis County Park recounts a missing boys home counselor found dead after floodwaters swept a cave. A shivering survivor on a ledge endured days inside the cavern as five others died. Victims from the troubled boys home were visiting Cliff Cave along the Mississippi River.
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