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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1995
Page
1
Laurie Biviano a young Tae Kwon Do practitioner earns praise at Cuilipenuuls 23 event. She demonstrates skill and focus against a field of capable competitors fostering local sports pride.
A Madison County man pushes the state to fund programs aiding victims of sexual abuse as a local effort. Meanwhile Syracuse councilors consider easing rules for home businesses. United Way prepares to address the trial of the former national president and two executives. National Geographic airs a shark feature as NBC climbs ratings.
The article notes Lent as a 40 day penitential journey leading to Easter and Good Friday. It describes fasting reflection and prayer, with Ash Wednesday marking the start, and mentions St Matthew's Catholic Church in East Syracuse and churches across Central New York.
The Oneida Indian Nation plans a second New York casino beside Monticello Raceway in Sullivan County, needing federal and Gov Pataki approval. The project aims to boost Catskills tourism while critics question taxes and broader legalization. Ray Halbritter pitched support to Albany officials amid mixed reactions from lawmakers and hotel owners.
The brother of Mexico’s former president Raul Salinas de Gortari was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly masterminding the September 28 killing of Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu, the No. 2 figure in the Institutional Revolutionary Party. Prosecutor Pablo Chapa Bezanilla said no one is above the law.
A former state athletic commissioner who pleaded guilty to felony charges and was fired in 1987 has been hired as a legislative aide in the state Assembly. Michael Nesci, 51, of Liverpool, began work January 10. Nesci, who also resided in Blasdell near Buffalo, started on June 4 as part of the Assembly staff.
Syracuse University will field a women's soccer team in 1996 and a women's lacrosse team in 1997 as it moves toward meeting federal Title IX expectations. Officials note the additions reflect interest and aim to align athletic participation with the student body demographics, though the 50-40 split remains distant.
Pakistani peacekeepers abandon positions near Mogadishu airport and retreat to the seaport under American and Italian protection. As dawn arrives looters swarm airport walls, grabbing whatever remains. much has already been shipped out, leaving little value behind.
A journalist who fled Belfast over death threats more than two decades ago returned to the city and found Northern Ireland quieter on the surface but still deeply divided. Peace is present but not complete, described as a cold war.
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