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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1996
Page
2
On mid-March a community warns that crime watch alerts fail while a wildfire forces residents to flee their homes. The piece notes a 4987 date recasting Supreme Court nomination and a 4971 NYT reference to Panelagon Papers.
President Clinton aims to break 20 on the links before 50 and fires a 79 in San Diego. He jokes about the First Putter, plays with USA Today’s Bill Nichols, and notes Secret Service presence behind him as he enjoys a rare round.
Four reporters and editors pledge full accurate coverage and invite readers to report mistakes. Executive editor Tim Bunn provides contact details for corrections during business hours.
The Herald Journal and Herald American note widespread use of recycled newsprint and urge residents to recycle newspapers. Onondaga County residents may place papers in bags and leave them by recycling bins at the curb on collection day.
The Denver Avalanche celebrate a Stanley Cup run as cover mentions heat for fans seeking information on parades season tickets and events. Knox Williams notes endless calls while John Mayer reports on the avalanche service and an exhausted director seeking order. Stewall and Irish night at the White House loom as a state winner is to be honored.
Emmitt Smith earned a B.S. in public recreation from the University of Florida College of Health and Human Performance. A Cowboys spokeswoman said Smith does not have a fan club, but he can be written in care of the Dallas Cowboys.
Obituaries recall Day of Bloomington Minnesota for Camp Fire Girls Rice Krispies treat creator and Maritta Jensen, choreographer Ulysses Dove dies of AIDS at 49, and veteran actor Vito Scotti 78 from Los Angeles. Also U.S. senator Hugh Burnton Mitchell 89, Seattle, with WWII era service and political career details.
Lightning tends to strike tees connected to grounded metal structures more frequently due to their conductivity and raised position, making metal-grounded tee points the likeliest targets for a strike compared with nonconductive surfaces.
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