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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1999
Page
1
Another hot one drifts in with warnings to stay indoors. A complete forecast shows high temperatures and a low of 61 at night while milk chocolate may melt in hands in Fulton today.
Working Woman magazine presents best ever ideas for work and home from dawn to dusk. Readers may gain minutes to spend on themselves. Also notes coupons inside today’s paper and a Sudan slave trade alert linked to Christians.
President Clinton told about 820 University of Chicago graduates that a intensified campaign would target child labor and coercive conditions. He ordered government agencies and federal contractors to ensure no goods are produced by indentured underage workers. A dozen graduates declined his handshake.
The 4.6 mile Hollywood extension of Los Angeles opens with large crowds eager to ride the new Red Line. Free rides all weekend and entertainment at five stations accompany the launch amid prior criticism over budget and delays.
Amarillo man Randy McCain furious over a 90 mph ticket in a 70 mph zone sends 13,513 pennies totaling 78 pounds to Armstrong County Justice Beatrice Starkie in Claude, Texas, with 270 coin rolls delivered to meet the fine and court costs.
In Beirut at Sports City stadium, Luciano Pavarotti drew cheers and whistles from a wartime weary audience. The concert offered a rare moment of cultural triumph amid Beirut’s postwar recovery as the Italian tenor delivered a powerful performance to a packed crowd.
NATO forces reached Pristina amid tension as British and French units moved into the city and clashed briefly with Russian and Serb units. A tense airport handover saw British control of the southern sector after negotiations, while U S troops from the 82nd Airborne crossed the border later in the day.
Syracuse targets strip clubs with zoning moves inspired by New York City tactics. A public scene shows near a club where a performer solicited tips while patrons drank and watched. Nearby, family life unfolds with park play and a school program visible two blocks away.
As Woodstock 99 nears, ticket holders form niche tent circles for common interests. Fans mingle online at Woodstock official site and registry99, posting for sober music fans and groups under 25. A Canadian journalist notes a surge of bulletin board posts seeking companions.
Secret federal assessment says Iraq North Korea and Russia probably conceal variola stocks for military use. Evidence cited includes Soviet defector disclosures, North Korean soldier blood tests, and Iraq's vaccine production. No imminent threat detected but Russia deemed most likely to hold additional stocks.
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