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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1997
Page
1
Teray reports a few showers with cloudy and colder conditions. Imbay notes intervals of clouds and sun with cooler temperatures. Twesbay forecasts breezy and mild conditions with possible rain. Whdnessay says showers possible early then clearing. Thoesbay predicts mostly sunny weather with cool nights and mild days.
Bob Humor and sadness mingled at a memorial service Saturday for Robert Haggart who died Tuesday, as colleagues and readers reflected on his contributions to the paper. Also noted were seismic disaster updates from Iran and Pakistan, and golf leader Nick Faldo’s Nissan Open progress with Stadler and McCarron close behind.
Syracuse University seniors Hill and Cipolla balance basketball with strong academic strides. The captains lead with a late-season surge as they near May graduation despite earlier learning disabilities. Cipolla, aiming for child and family studies, and Hill, a sociology major, credit specialized teaching for their progress.
Jody Avery celebrates winning the state title in the 112-pound class at the War Memorial. He becomes the first Morrisville-Eaton wrestler to claim a state crown after a 1993 dirt bike crash left him injured. Fight Section Three wrestlers advance to state events Saturday. Corcoran defeats Nottingham in Class A girls final. Ricinfield Springs edges Bishop Grimes for Class D title.
Syracuse cafe owner Anna Dobbs says FedEx lawyers threatened to sue over trademark infringement at 424 Pearl St. She will rename the shop due to cost of defense, noting two employees and no uniforms. A patron contest may pick American Espresso as a new name. Also mentions Q.3 Simpson possibly moving to a $2.2 million oceanfront Florida mansion.
In Central New York schools officials seek to balance access with safety as students encounter explicit material and risky content online. incidents at Fowler High Syracuse University North Syracuse Junior High and Pine Grove Junior High illustrate how easy it is to access harmful material and how educators respond with guidance rather than bans.
The British government will halt funding for the Roslin Institute cloning project after a successful mammal clone. The Ministry of Agriculture will halve its 1996 grant of $411,000 in April and end support by 1998, with the rest coming from PPL Therapeutics. Dolly the lamb, seven months old, was cloned from a six-year-old ewe using tissue from another sheep. Researchers say more refinement is needed.
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