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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1996
Page
1
The Associated Press describes David Wingate and Steve Sheffler sharing glee as Seattle, after a rough Game 3, rebounded to rout Chicago in Game 4. The article notes Friday’s Game 5 as the next matchup.
Turbulent OCR summary shows forecast for upcoming days with partial showers and varied temperatures. Friday to Sunday trend toward partly cloudy to sunny with highs from the upper 60s to mid 70s and lows near 59 to 61. Occasional wording errors in source mention parity sun and unclear high 7 but overall pattern remains.
Suburban Bennett family hotels may be dropped from Quality Inn and Days Inn chains for failing to fund needed capital improvements. IRA Assets Inc. holds mortgages on the Salina Quality Inn North and Days Inn North properties, with an estimated combined loss near 300000 dollars this year. Lawyer David Rosner urges the bankruptcy trustee to sell the properties as the affiliates run Bennett into bankruptcy.
A convention statement asserts health benefits and rejects denying admission to tourists, as Baptists press for broader evangelical work. The group expects a resolution today to expand evangelistic efforts to Jewish communities.
SU basketball coach Jim Boeheim ran with the Olympic Torch through Syracuse University streets wearing his official gear. He handed off the flame to Pauline Stanley at Comstock and Euclid as crowds cheered and a torch bearer bus transported him onward.
A 35 year old First Missionary Baptist Church with a predominantly black congregation was heavily damaged by fire in Enid Oklahoma. The blaze was reported around 4 a.m. and controlled by 6 a.m. No injuries were reported. Police say accelerant was found at the scene.
The Southern Baptist Convention plans to donate thousands of dollars and mobilize volunteer builders for 32 black churches burned in arson in 18 months. Rev. Jim Keney says the effort shows progress since earlier years. The movement also votes to boycott Disney over benefits for gay employees and entertainment policies.
A DC-10 jumbo jet with 275 aboard aborted takeoff at Fukuoka and burst into flames after sliding into a muddy field. Three dead and 108 injured as officials confirmed the disaster. Passengers recalled the plane lifting briefly before violent jolts and a rear-engine fire.
A Nature report by the Associated Press states researchers comparing DNA found guinea pigs are more closely related to cows and humans than to rats and mice. The study suggests guinea pigs belong in a new mammal category based on genetic similarities.
World remains tense yet calmer as Ai Minfiniti slashes prices for a regional festival featuring performances by David Lee Murphy on B103.7 Country Jam Sunday. George Wallace plans stand-up on Father’s Day while local cuisine samples offer Southern flavors amid a backdrop of ongoing global tensions.
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