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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1997
Page
1
More than 95 percent of Frazer Elementary students wore uniforms to school through a program teachers say is a big hit. Students and others raise money for Most Holy Rosary School and a teacher who underwent open heart surgery as part of Page A7 coverage.
Defending champion Dutile Pepper sinks a two foot birdie putt on the final hole to hand Penny Hammel her first LPGA Tour victory amid a tense finish.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and mild temperatures. Tuesday should see intervals of clouds and sun with a chance of a thunderstorm and a low around 69. Wednesday will be hazy and hot with possible storms, high 86 and low 66. Thursday brings clouds with limited sun and a likely thunderstorm, high 83 and low 61. Friday turns partly sunny and less humid, high 77 and low 54.
Sixteen year old Jason Pollack and fourteen year old Melissa Klota were killed when a 277 car freight train struck them as they walked on a railroad bridge in a Rochester suburb. Earlier Pollack freed Klota’s foot from the tracks but both remained on the line as the train bore down. The incident occurred around 2 pm on a bridge that serves as a teen hangout and is a regular destination for police warnings to youths.
At the U N Earth Summit leaders from over 170 nations assess progress since 1992 in Rio de Janeiro. Germany’s Helmut Kohl backs an Earth Summit Plus 5 action plan with Brazil, South Africa and Singapore to push concrete progress and a proposed new World Environment Organization.
Roseann Kerce, 32, keeps a weapon by her bed after her cousin Jimmy Gaston was shot near Merriman Avenue May 25. Police records show Beat 642 Area A as the city’s toughest, with 91 burglaries and 802 offenses last year. Three of five killings this year occurred in 642 A, including Virginia Hackett on Shennard Street.
Congress moves toward two major bills cutting spending by 137 billion and enacting 135 billion in tax cuts to balance the budget by 2002. Medicare changes raise deductibles for high earners, provoking Democratic criticism and AARP opposition. House Republicans tie these actions to Gingrich’s leadership amid ethics scrutiny.
Dick Case and aromas are central as researchers study how scents calm nerves, lift mood, ease pain, and influence behavior. The work highlights smell’s powerful role in daily well being and potential therapies.
Artistic scholar Corey Qim, a senior at Mexico High, leverages his talent to help pay tuition. BF Susan Bently warns readers to beware bill consolidation offers that sound too good to be true. Columnist Mary McGrory notes a new book alleging the Reagan era hid Iran Contra details.
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