08 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1994
Page
1
Marcellus s oldest church, First Presbyterian, emphasizes its long history as a community pillar. The article notes its role in county life and ongoing warmth of fellowship.
Syracuse University targets a strong showing in the Big East Tournament as they seek a title rebound. Key players and coach strategize to outpace rivals, leveraging recent form and home crowd energy for momentum.
President Clinton defends Hillary Rodham Clinton and Bernard Nussbaum as longtime friends entangled in the Whitewater furor. The two corporate lawyers resisted disclosure and opposed a special prosecutor, with Hillary initially seeking to shield Nussbaum before accepting his departure after a tense meeting on Friday.
President Clinton saluted Hillary Rodham Clinton’s moral compass while denying any cover-up in the Whitewater affair. He stated prosecutors will find no wrongdoing and said he will appoint Lloyd Cutler to replace Bernard Nussbaum. White House staff examined trash and files as Republicans pressed for hearings.
The Postal Service moves to raise stamp costs again with a potential 3 to 4 cent increase by early next year. The board reviews two options: a flat 10.3 percent rise to 32 cents or varied increases averaging 13.8 percent, giving about 33 cents for a stamp. The Washington Post reports a Monday vote to pursue the 10.3 percent hike as the 29 cent rate from February 3, 1991 stands prior to any new change.
The postal service projects about 920 million in added income while a 1.7 billion loss last year and a red of at least 1.3 billion this year loom. Rates for magazines catalogs parcels and junk mail rise alongside inflation projections. The agency must seek approval from the independent Postal Rate Commission delayed by the lengthy review process and costly lobbying by interest groups.
A second parent urges the Syracuse school district to withhold emergency medical care if a medically fragile child collapses. Superintendent DiFlorio says a panel will study the issue before a policy is approved, and the first do not resuscitate request already set a statewide precedent with Rodney Kelly, a terminally ill fifth grader.
In Dormont Pennsylvania police confiscate about 200 folding chairs used to reserve street parking during heavy snow. Sgt. Gary Scheimer says the chair roundup follows six fights over spots, with residents calling it unfair while praising the effort to curb tensions.
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