16 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1993
Page
1
Snowdrifts along the left-field fence at MacArthur Stadium threaten the Syrneise Chiefs April 8 season opener. If unable to play, a Toronto venue is considered where spring lingers year round.
South Korean and U S forces conduct joint patrols amid rising cross border strain after evidence suggests North Korea pursues advanced nuclear capabilities. South Korea, the United States, and allied commands coordinate drills and strategic responses to the growing threat.
The federal government spent 762,985 to build five Judges chambers and a courtroom at the Federal Courthouse in downtown Clinton Street. Finishes include 88,500 square feet of green Italian marble and nearly 100,000 in milled dark wood paneling. Officials say cost-cutting kept expenses low while meeting design guidelines.
In New York, searchers recovered the body of Wilfredo Mercado, 37, a hotel purchasing agent, from the WTC rubble hours after a blast on February 26. Mercado was the last missing victim, found Monday after a two week vigil by his wife Olga.
Dana, a nurse practitioner at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital, juggles many patients as she tends to Jacquelyn Cavaliere, a senior with lung disease. The diary notes show medicine working and Cavaliere preparing to move to a nursing home. Cavaliere calls Dana her rock and expresses love.
Experts say seeing a doctor, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner costs patients the same at clinics. PAs and NPs handle routine visits, tests, prescriptions, and diagnoses to free doctors for complex cases, potentially saving up to 90 billion dollars annually, though savings may not reach patients.
Central New York faces lingering snow from the Blizzard of 1993 with 42.9 inches in Syracuse and widespread disruption. In Cazenovia, eight fire companies watched a house burn as snow blocked access and a truck became stuck on Irish Ridge Road. no injuries reported. Insurance estimates placed insured losses around $800 million as campers in Michigan and other areas grapple with the storm.
Toggenburg Ski Center in Fabius closed 4 30 p m Saturday to 9 a m Monday due to the weekend blizzard. Carousel Center mall saw a dramatic drop in shoppers, about 12 000 through the doors on Saturday and none on Sunday, with marketing staff noting losses far from recouped. Pizzaz Plaza owner Mark Hardies reported an 80 percent delivery share and drivers kept off the roads until Monday. The Syracuse Newspapers faced its largest Sunday circulation day, printing 100 000 copies of the Herald American.
New Yorkers cope with the storm's aftermath as stranded scouts and neighbors recount hardships and resilience. Community members share experiences and efforts to recover, aid, and rebuild in the wake of severe winter conditions.
Two workers escaped injury when a roof section failed over the Penn Can Mail facility in AB. No injuries were reported as emergency crews responded. In the Adirondacks two snowmobilers were rescued after becoming marooned, sending a distress call seeking help in the snow.
Deputy Public Works Commissioner Thomas Burke warns snow dumping is illegal and pedestrians must clear walkways. He notes commercial businesses often dump snow onto streets or public lots, hindering street openings, with fines up to 150 dollars plus removal costs. residents remain responsible for clearing sidewalks.
Crews will return to South Latvia Street on Friday to repaint the traditional green stripe in preparation for the St Patrick's Parade the following day. The local event draws residents and visitors for a festive celebration with historical ties to the area.
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