31 Jul 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1996
Page
1
The National Enquirer editor declares a three-helicopter birth exclusive about Madonna due in October. Publicist says hospital security will be extremely tight while Enquirer staff tout a stormtrooper level network to supply details.
Herald-Journal outlines a policy to correct factual inaccuracies and invites readers to call Tim Sunn at 470-2240. It cites misidentifications in captions for United Way coverage, names of individuals and workplaces, and errors on holding company names MNYS Inc. plus restaurant advertising claims and misidentified players.
A reader questions why the Senate must confirm the Fed chair noting the Federal Reserve’s quasi public status and congressional accountability under Humphrey Hawkins. The Fed’s 1913 founding and presidential signing are cited, along with its self funding and lack of congressional appropriation.
The Daily Star reports Prince Charis bought a ring for 38560 dollars for Gurnila Parker Bowles over the weekend. Jane Atkinson quit as Princess Diana's media adviser after six months due to home life disruption. Oliver Lynn released from hospital after right foot amputation. his prior loss was last year due to diabetes. Tenor John Horton Murray attended a Verona production, aided a sick singer, and earned a future role in Madame Butterfly.
Bill Jackowski 81, famed umpire who stood firm during the 1960 World Series in Springfield, led a field mobbed by fans as Mazeroski's home run clinched the Pirates title. Harold C. Fox 86 created the zoot suit embraced by hep cats in the 1930s and 40s, dying in Siesta Key. Howard A. Cook 31, diplomat and longtime International House NYC president, died of cancer in Moree, Columbia County, after guiding the organization 1955 to 1980. International House, founded 1924 by Rockefeller Jr. and Cleveland Dodge kin, aimed to foster exchange among global graduate students. Cook served as president and later emeritus, shaping fundraising and global ties.
A weather update notes a few showers in spots on Oneida and Onondaga Lakes with southwest winds 6 to 12 knots and waves 1 to 2 feet. Lake Ontario shows limited sun with a few showers and west southwest winds 6 to 12 knots. The Finger Lakes have some sun with a few showers and west south west winds 8 to 16 knots with 1 to 2 foot waves.
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