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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1999

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Sticky Sunday forecast turns tropical for several days

A morning thunderstorm will give way to hot and muggy conditions as a tropical feel settles in. Forecasters warn of 90 degree heat for ongoing work crews on 1-8 with humid air through the week. Highs near 87 and lows around 67.

Coupon worth 110 dollars tied to state grocery agreement

A coupon worth 110 dollars is printed in today's Herald American tied to a 4.2 million state AG settlement with Weemians Food Markets and ten national suppliers. The state accused a coupon conspiracy to delink cents off upstate. firms admitted no wrongdoing.

Herald American Weemians Food Markets

Mel Torme dies at 73. velvet voice of jazz passes away

Jazz crooner Mel Torme known as The Velvet Fog died Saturday in Los Angeles from complications of a stroke at age 73. The Santa Song co author of The Christmas Song, he left a lasting mark on pop and vocal jazz.

Mel Torme Mec Torme Los Angeles Torme

Pontiff praises freedom on return to native land

Pope John Paul II made a seventh return to Poland praising freedom and the cry of conscience from Gdansk shipyard workers. He urgedPoles to continue the moral victory over communism and prayed for those still under despotism.

John Paul II Europe Gdansk Poland

Belmont Stakes favorite breaks leg in race

A favored colt at Saturdays Belmont Stakes suffered a broken leg in two places but finished the race and faces an end to his racing career. The incident occurred during the event, with observers noting the animal's struggle as he continued to run.

Charismatic Story

Feud with boss ends OCC president's tenure

Onondaga Community College President Raisman faced a volatile confrontation with Onondaga County Executive Pirro in Pirro's 14th floor office. After threats and alleged misstatements about job protections, Raisman fired 12 layoffs the next day, including Patricia Pirro, and soon resigned amid questions about a buyout of over 120000 dollars to end his contract.

Onondaga County Nicholas Pirro Neal Raisman Pirro Raisman Onondaga County Community College Patricia Onondaga Community College Patricia Pirro New York OCC Board of Trustees

Yugoslavs Delay Peace Signatures in Kosovo Talks

A three day old Kosovo peace accord faced delay as senior Yugoslav generals balked at signing NATO drafted withdrawal terms. Serb forces shelled the northern Albanian border town of Kruma as talks planned to resume at Kumanovo near a NATO air base. NATO said the talks were constructive and had a full understanding of the agreement's content, though Kruma's shelling could affect proceedings.

Blace Macedonia Kosovo NATO Kumanovo Tanjug Robin Clifford Kruma

NATO talks with Yugoslav generals in Macedonia on Kosovo withdrawal terms

The session aims to spell out Serb troop withdrawal from Kosovo as Serb forces shell northern Albania. One killed and several wounded as 40,000 Serb troops stay put per Pentagon. NATO planes hit 30 artillery pieces and 9 tanks across 536 sorties. OSCE notes shells in Kruma near Kukes with unknown casualties. Relief workers report civilians fleeing to cellars.

NATO Macedonia Kosovo

AIDS clinic in Haiti offers treatment with hidden research costs

At a Port-au-Prince clinic run by Cornell Medical College patients face a consent form promising medicine if sick, while researchers study uninfected partners to uncover natural protections against AIDS. Haitians, not receiving full care, are ideal subjects as anti retroviral drugs remain scarce.

Cornell Medical College Port-au-Prince Haiti Cornell Ron- Cornell Fage AG

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