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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1998
Page
1
Metro edition reports Syracuse Mayor Roy Marci plans to press Bennetts for testimony as Kathleen and Bud Bennett have not yet answered questions about their bankruptcy. The page also notes a dress code controversy in Baldwinsville with parents upset over student clothing displaying phrases like I hate God and Have evil.
Chris Bailey wins hockey gold adding a captain’s rise for Marietta as local sports joy boosts community pride while health news highlights a drop in new cancer cases and deaths across the United States.
Forecast shows Friday night to Saturday morning snow totals between 1 and 3 inches, windy Saturday with 4 to 3 inches noted, Sunday cold with flurries. Temperatures range from lows near 16 to highs around 40, with a sunny parity day and seasonable Tuesday.
U.S. cancer data from 1990 to 1995 indicate the rate of new cancer cases and deaths has declined for the first time in a century, with greatest drops in lung, breast, prostate, and colon cancers. Declines varied by cancer type, race, and gender, with increases in some cancers and in specific groups.
A study presents first conclusive evidence of widespread cancer rate declines with about 25,000 lives saved annually. Lower smoking, early screening, and testing, especially breast cancer screening rising to two of three women since 1980, contribute. Environmental, dietary, and exercise factors play roles. genetics account for a small share. cigarettes remain the major identified cause.
Astronomers say asteroid 1997 XF11 will not hit Earth on Oct 26 2028, after new images from a 1990 archive refine its orbit. Don Yeomans of JPL and Gareth Williams of the IAU call it a non event, though the rock may pose future risk as its path crosses Earth.
A study led by Dr. Michael Alderman, New York epidemiology chair, links lower sodium intake to higher death risk, challenging government guidance. Critics call results premature and question salt intake data accuracy and potential conflicts with the Salt Institute.
Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi seeks a 1 percent rise in the county sales tax to cover deficits, facing pushback from County Executive Nicholas Pirro, the county legislature, state legislators, and possibly the Common Council. Critics say focus should be on cutting expenses rather than increasing taxes.
The Herald's Journal reports the president declines an apology during Africa trip while other items note international security concerns and political developments including weapons inspections and war criminal labeling.
An aging engineer Milton Garland continues his lengthy tenure at the plant, while local notes mention Maple syrup and a nature center at Beaver Lake. The page highlights diverse items from a Syracuse teacher’s site to a Theatre 90s production and a Crunch hockey slump.
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