13 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1994
Page
1
Georgetown rallies to defeat Seton Hall as Bishop Ludden and Hamilton reach state semifinals. Imaginative magic shines in community features highlighting young storytellers.
More than 400 Fort Drum soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division’s 2nd Battalion, 22nd Infantry returned from Somalia, ending a tough mission. President Clinton will honor them for helping save two million Somalis from starvation, underscoring the division’s long record of deployments since 1990.
Survivors recall the Blizzard of 1993 that battered Central New York from March 13 to 15, piling 42.9 inches on Syracuse and shattering records. A Baldwinsville couple delayed labor as ambulances fought snowdrifts to reach St Joseph’s Hospital, delivering Regan Elizabeth two hours before the baby’s birth. The storm caused 112 deaths along the East Coast and marked the first statewide Emergency Broadcast System warning.
A day after two men died in a snowmobile accident on Oneida Lake, a fleet of high powered machines returned to the lake and a restaurant, highlighting the danger from speed and alcohol. Officials note nine snowmobile deaths in Central New York since January with Friday’s fatalities adding to the toll.
Syracuse officials and Onondaga County leaders secured the 1999 American Bowling Congress championships at the OnCenter after a blend of funding, luck, and labor-relaxation pledges. The choice, greeted with relief, is expected to draw about 40,000 bowlers who will spend an estimated $38 million across hotels and restaurants in the area.
A report highlights 37 MALON working women who juggle low pay and multiple jobs to keep families afloat. They shift from secretarial posts to higher wage roles, pursue schooling, and balance duties as wives and mothers while men face deep pay cuts. Karen Nussbaum of the Labor Department notes practical responses to survive.
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