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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1996
Page
2
In 1815 Napoleon met his Water loo, a pivotal defeat reshaping Europe. A 1873 episode saw Susan B Anthony fined for attempting to vote, highlighting early suffrage battles. In 1983 Sally Ride became the United States first woman in space, marking a historic leap for women in science and exploration.
An antiques dealer in Paris claims a suit of armor once owned by a British sea merchant family is Joan of Arc's. A French metallurgist dates the 15th century armor to a woman and notes helmet and breastplate show wounds linked to Joan. But experts doubt the attribution.
Herald Journal calls for readers to report factual inaccuracies with corrections handled by executive editor Tim Bunn at 470 2240 during weekday business hours. The notice explains procedures and commitment to full, fair, accurate coverage.
The Herald Journal and Herald American note the use of recycled newsprint and fibers, urging residents to recycle newspapers. Gnonanga County residents can place newspapers in brown bags beside recycling bins at the curb on collection day.
Announcement promises delivery by 5 p.m. with free re-delivery if late or missed. Calls to 470-0050 during 6 am to 8 pm Monday to Saturday and 8:30 to 11:30 am Sunday. Mentions Auburn and Chittenango Fulton offices and various ad sections.
Cincinnati officials bar the rock group Smashing Pumpkins amid concerns of crowd crush and injuries after a Dublin incident. City safety director says an investigation found potential for harm at performances, fueling the ban.
Readers learn how to order a Capitol flown flag with prices for multiple sizes and fabrics, plus shipping. The process requires a request form from a senator or representative and a date request three weeks in advance. Also notes about political questions and Israel aid, with other trivia.
Sir Fitzroy Maclean 85 longtime diplomat and wartime adventurer died of a heart attack at his Hertfordshire home. Strachur House, Argyll, was his residence. he parachuted into Yugoslavia in World War II and aided Tito, with a role in backing Tito over a rival in Churchill’s strategy. Boris Leavitt 91 founder of a major direct marketing firm and art collector died in West Palm Beach. Born in Russia, he immigrated to the U.S. in 1924, built Lana Lobell stores, and expanded into catalogs after World War II with Sophie Leavitt.
Public weather data lines provide access to pollen reports and forecasts via NewsLine. Call 472-2114 for Central New York pollen category 2486, 472-2111 with codes for tow cities, or 9090 for Dave Eichorn forecasts. A trivia question feature is available through 9091.
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