09 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1995
Page
1
A brief weather outlook shows Friday with sun and clouds but less cold, Saturday mostly sunny in the upper 40s, Sunday near 55, and Monday warm into the lower 60s with clear to partly cloudy conditions while the week starts with cold air and brisk winds.
Governor Pataki for the first time suggests casinos might aid New York's economy. He cites Niagara Falls as a joint tourism lure with Canada and notes potential benefits from marketing and transportation, while not fully backing expansion. He previously softened opposition to a Monticello casino plan, seeking local control and tax revenues.
A French teacher at Nottingham High School confesses as the anonymous donor called Santa who weekly gifts 19 grocery bags to St. Lucy's pantry and donates about 3600 to 7000 dollars worth of food annually, funded from his salary and tax deductions. He kept his deeds private to avoid fanfare.
Bronx District Attorney Robert Johnson rejects capital punishment citing a past wrongful conviction case and argues life without parole may better secure murder convictions. He joins other NYC DAs who doubt the new death penalty law will produce many prosecutions in the city.
Lt. Col Matt Urban, widely regarded as the most decorated American soldier, was laid to rest Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery. A Buffalo native and Cornell graduate, Urban earned 29 medals for bravery in World War II, joining the ranks of the nation’s honored veterans.
An FBI anti-terror team heads to Pakistan to aid in the hunt for gunmen who killed two U.S. Consulate employees and wounded a third. The United States offers a $2 million reward for information leading to arrests. The attackers fired AK-47s at a white Toyota van, then fled in a stolen taxicab.
The CIA report, described as the most comprehensive U.S. assessment of Bosnia atrocities, explicitly assigns heavy guilt to Serbs and leading Serbian politicians for war crimes and ethnic cleansing.
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