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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1993
Page
1
Onondaga Community College lone entrant Irdean Johansson maneuvers around Delt Merrin Hathaway as OCC plans a JCAA Division game tonight seeking a key regional win.
Fragmentary notes report a local school event at Hannitve Central School with mixed reactions as plans are cancelled amid crises. Some participants express happiness while others fear ongoing difficulties and sadness.
Moscow Congress rejected President Boris Yeltsin s plan for a nationwide referendum to decide who should rule Russia. The four day emergency session ended with a strong stance against political adventurism, disintegration, and chaos, while wide division risked the country s unity and reforms.
In Honolulu a bill passed by the state House would require stores to post warning signs on shelves for war toys and fake weapons and combat games. Opponents call the measure vague while supporters say warnings may curb anger and violence in children. fines may reach 100 dollars for retailers without signs.
Authorities reported the first exits from the Branch Davidian compound in a week as Kathy Schroeder, 34, and her two children left on Friday morning followed by Oliver Gyarfas, 19, an Australian, about seven hours later. FBI negotiators remained hopeful for a peaceful resolution amid continued talks with David Koresh by phone.
New York detectives renew inquiry into Meir Kahane assassination, examining ties to El Sayyid Nosair and the 1993 World Trade Center attack. A Palestinian American engineer held on bombing charges is denied bail as German authorities assist money transfer tracing. Authorities say Nosair may not have acted alone.
U.N. commander pressed Serbs to allow a relief convoy to reach Srebrenica where Gen. Philippe Morphillon stayed overnight after locals detained him fearing an attack. 2000 residents reportedly starved or ill, as six US planes dropped about 44 tons of food and medical aid into the besieged enclave.
Eleanor Miller and Walter Jenkins, both in their 70s, pressed ahead with their wedding as a snowstorm loomed. A Boston guest canceled and relatives worried about travel home on Sunday. The forecast warned the storm could be one of the worst in years, threatening plans across Syracuse and nearby areas.
Republicans accuse Defense Secretary Les Aspin and the Clinton administration of political games as the Defense Department releases a list recommending 31 installations closed and 134 reduced. California, South Carolina, and Florida take heavy hits with fears of job losses and regional economic damage. Charleston Naval Shipyard and naval hospital among bases targeted.
Rome officials and business leaders press to keep Griffiss Air Force Base from realignment that could shed thousands of jobs. Rob ert Van Slyke of the Rome Chamber of Commerce calls for changes in defense plans while Assembly members contrast the base’s value to the Mohawk Valley economy and Rome Laboratory.
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