10 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1994
Page
1
A brief item notes Britain pondering whether mortar shells fired near an airport carry an IRA message as other nations consider actions in Somalia. A second snippet reports women paying more for health care while a vandal damages a local golf course.
The 17th winter storm delivered more ice than snow across Central New York as warm sector conditions limited snowfall. Meteorologists warn of freezing rain and glazed ice while motorists navigate water-filled interstates. Jordan-Elbridge district closed. several schools on two hour delays. Niagara Mohawk reports two outages affecting about 3,000 customers. power restored by 8 a.m. Officials caution for continued ice-related issues and potential scattered problems.
Loretto will end overnight supervision at Marian Gorham Manor housing eight women in their 80s and 90s. Some residents may wear medical alert bracelets while others would lack overnight staff, alarming relatives who fear danger from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
SU chaplains warn Syracuse Church of Christ recruiters suck in students. They cite harassment complaints from more than a dozen students and describe the group as a cult like movement targeting the campus. The church meets in a rented OnCenter room and has an office on Clinton Street amid confusion with mainstream Churches of Christ.
The White House prepares to hand documents to a grand jury probing the Whitewater affair after massive file searches. Six aides and four Treasury officials were ordered to testify, with some granted later dates. Bruce Lindsey and Harald Ickes had appearances postponed. Senate Republicans floated a delayed public hearing stance as lawmakers weigh evidence over months. Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman testified he had one substantive discussion with White House officials on the matter.
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