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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1997
Page
2
Weather almanac data with forecasts and Nexrad images available via the web. Calls provide snowfall and county ski conditions for Hancock Airport Madison Cayuga Oswego and Onondaga County parks with local and regional reports.
In 1865, Uncle Sam emerges as a familiar United States symbol on the New York Lantern cartoon page. The debut marks a notable moment in American iconography and popular illustration.
The Herald Journal corrects March 5 caption errors naming Della Felicia and Renee hairdressers in Syracuse. Michelle Sabol owns Michaels Hair Artistry and Karin DiFlorio owns Facials With Rare, both operating at Della Felicia and Renee. Readers with corrections may call Tim Bunn at 470-2240 weekdays.
Ryan Reich of La Crosse Wisconsin and peers win Breathe Right contest for kids drawings. The 12 year old and others from 43 states share 9000 prize money with schools. Andy Holmes of Allen Texas nets 2600 grand prize for Elves with Marshmallows.
Readers request how to join the Hillary Rodham Clinton Fan Club with addresses in Florida and Maryland and provide alternative contact details for discrimination, stock direct purchase plans, and investment newsletters. The item lists multiple phone numbers and addresses and mentions the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Car ole Simpson, an ABC anchorwoman, says minority gains in network news are window dressing and still limited to low power roles. She notes continued discrimination in top management, while recounting her 15 years at ABC and plans possibly leaving TV for academia. Simpson mentioned being the only Black in her University of Michigan journalism class and fears age discrimination. A separate suit files against Dick Cavett, with producer James Moskovitz seeking 35 million over Cavett show disputes and Cavett’s health related exit. Cavett is said to be recovering and expected back in a week.
Leon Danielian 75 a leading Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo dancer died Saturday in Canaan Conn He debuted with Mordkin Ballet in 1937 and later starred in works by Massine Balanchine and Nijinska. Richard Lewis 58 a Democrat and stalking law advocate who served Kentucky House for 13 years died Tuesday in Lexington. Marie Marchowsky 90 a Martha Graham company veteran and choreographer died Saturday in New York She studied Graham and performed 1934–40 before presenting her own choreographic work.
Obituaries notice lists Bessia L. G Brown-Cole 72 Ruth C Bunn 70 Llewellyn W. Cady 76 Elia R. Gook 82 Clementine G. G. Cramer 97 Howard S. Forth 89 Earl Hamilton 58 Gerald H. Harrington 1 William Hogan 68 Don W. Hox 92 James F. McLaughin 1 Thomas C. Parker 44 with dates and burial details forthcoming.
A compact rundown of available short notices and small ads appearing in today's Herald-Journal, including brief business, personal, and community items likely to interest local readers.
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