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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1998
Page
1
162 golfers teed off in the first round as 12-year-old Todd Collins braved a blustery day. The Herald Amateur field featured strong showings from Cortland and Skaneateles players with Amy Dalton and Jody Nickerson each delivering scoring shots in Class B finals action.
The forecast lists chilly nights with lows around 40 to 46 and daytime highs up to 70. Friday and Saturday stay breezy and cloudy with sun breaks, while Sunday offers a shower risk and warmer trend returning Monday.
The FDA approves final phase testing for AIDSVAX vaccine from VaxGen. About 5,000 U S volunteers plus 2,500 in Thailand will test safety and potential protection for HIV infection over three years. Researchers aim to determine if vaccination prevents HIV acquisition among at risk individuals.
New York state students face rising standards while Delaware pupils prepare to pass the Regenter level exams for graduation. At Fowler High School the link between poverty and achievement remains strong, shaping local educational outcomes.
The Herald's Journal reports Brad Renfro faces drug possession suspicions while Hilary Rodham Clinton plans a kids letters book to White House pets. Space shuttle Discovery closes on Mir as a study links early heart damage to life. Educators apologize for explicit sex questions in a high school test.
Penn Traffic, the Syracuse based grocery chain, holds its annual meeting today as losses continue. The report notes executive push to design cars with personality and highlights entertainment and awards coverage from Syracuse University, Broadway wind in the Willows, and social classifieds.
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