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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1998
Page
1
The brief notes warm sunny days with highs around mid to upper 80s and humid conditions. Separate items mention President Clinton’s same day trip posing political risks, rescuers attempting to reach six climbers on Mount McKinney, and Serbs Croats and Muslims beginning reconstruction in Besma amid fragile peace.
The report notes ballots for the 100 best films were sent mostly to men as Meryl Streep hints at gender disparity. George Clooney's new film debuts Friday with high hopes. A new Liverpool police chief era welcomed by locals.
Iranians hope the World Cup match in Lyon signals progress as the team becomes a symbol of reform. Flags fly beside US banners while authorities fear celebrations could verge on religious dissent. Tehran viewers anticipate a 3 p.m. Eastern kickoff with widespread national focus.
Suzette Williams died after a long battle with breast cancer. Her 10th grade nephew Jimmy Oliver chose his mentor Donnell Hicks as his guardian, saying Hicks was always there when he faced expulsion from Delaware Elementary School years earlier. Oliver viewed Hicks as family after his mother’s death.
A Liverpost family on Bradford Parkway preserves memories as dad is gone. The etapa photo rests on the living room piano beside portraits of Carlos 33 Alton 28 and Chanda 26. The couple, after raising three children, are preparing court papers to formalize Oliver's status.
Metropolitan School for the Arts faced loss as the Avenue of the Arts redevelopment left its Montgomery Street building gutted with no running water or heat. Classes moved to Carnegie Library while a private development team cleared the site and a bank commitment dissolved amid waning political support.
Two years after the Khobar Towers truck bombing in Saudi Arabia, the US investigation stalls amid U.S. and FBI disagreements. The Clinton administration remains committed to identifying those responsible for the 1996 attack that killed 19 Americans and wounded hundreds, while dozens of agents have been pulled out. Families of victims express mounting frustration at the lack of progress.
On the first day of summer, Central New York welcomed the solstice just after 10 am. Forecasters predicted a week of sticky weather and thunderstorms, a pattern typical of midsummer. The warming trend follows a dry spring tied to El Nino fading and Nina cooling in the Pacific may bring changes and storms.
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