18 Jun 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1995
Page
1
The notice lists customer service hours Monday to Saturday 6 am to 8 pm and Sunday 7:30 am to 11:30 am. It provides contact numbers and references a newspaper tour and community relations. It also shows a P.O. Box address in Syracuse New York for address changes and mail handling.
Readable fragments describe Christo beginning a long process to wrap the Reichstag in Berlin with silver fabric, after 24 years of planning and a $17 million loan. Other notes mention World War I era timing, the UN anniversary, and various cultural events long after.
White House chief of staff Leon Panetta and House leaders Armey Bonior will discuss Clinton’s center move on ABC This Week With David Brinkley. Rubin Domenici Kasich will debate the budget on NBC Meet the Press. Gramm will speak on CNN Late Edition. Crossfire Sunday features Franks and NOW president Ireland. C-SPAN Sunday Journal covers family values and the 1996 race.
Sunshine yields hot humid conditions with a late day thunderstorm possible. Temperatures rise to around 90 degrees, drop to near 62 at night, with hazy skies creating reduced visibility in many areas.
Tim Atself invites corrections for Herald American errors. Mark Fratto, a Syracuse teen, won second in the 13-16 division at the Hiawatha Lake Kids Derby. Claudia Brenner reads at Cafe Agora June 25 honoring Gregory Kolovakos. Admission $5-$10.
Walter Eugene Sindlinger 21 a pioneer in the community college movement and professor emeritus at Teachers College Columbia University died Friday Leslie T Hart 90 former journalist and public relations executive died Thursday from an abdominal aneurysm in Nashville Tenn Obituaries continue on Page C4
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