18 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1993
Page
1
Pennsylvania coach expects the Quakers to defend with their trusted man to man scheme that powered a 22 win season as they prepare to face Massachusetts on Friday at Dame.
A quirky survival guide warns readers not to leave home without dental protection as a playful warning about unexpected risks. It blends fantasy tone with practical tips, urging preparedness and self care.
East Syracuse based Hanson and Hanson Insurance Agency collapsed leaving 1,800 policyholders without coverage. Investigators probe missing premium payments after Syracuse Symphony musicians union and local funeral directors association report their health plans canceled due to nonpayment to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Central New York.
In siege Sarajevo a book titled Mama, I Don’t Want to Go to the Basement presents letters poems and drawings by children. Ten year old Aida Jelle writes a stark line to a sniper while editor Razija Lagumdzija notes the collection tests wounded souls amid heavy shelling and paper shortages.
Veteran actress Lady Helen Hayes, long a luminary of American theater, has died at age after a storied career spanning stage, film, and television. Hayes, hailed as the First Lady of American Theatre, influenced generations of performers and left a lasting mark on Broadway and beyond.
Helen Hayes, 92, last of a great generation of American stage stars, died Wednesday at Nyack Hospital after congestive heart failure. Broadway dimmed marquees for a minute in tribute. Hayes won two Tony Awards and two Oscars, was twice celebrated for Victoria Regina, and helped carry theatre to film and television audiences. Her life spanned stage triumphs, a famed romance with Charles MacArthur, and a public devoted to her queenly roles across tours nationwide.
Elementary students crowd folding tables with art supplies as Rev Larry Ellis leads drawing activity. The after school program is part of United in Hope, a joint effort by God’s Way Church of Jesus and All Saints Episcopal Church to help West Side families with counseling, emergency food and clothing.
Snow removal costs from the Blizzard of 93 exceed 350000 in Onondaga County with ongoing unpaid bills. State total tops 128.6 million for road clearing. FEMA may provide limited disaster aid to open essential routes, while secondary roads await funding. Governor Cuomo notes federal approval under Clinton.
Census estimates show Orlando Dallas Phoenix and San Diego slowing after booms while Cincinnati and Chicago quicken. Detroit and Pittsburgh shift from declines to modest gains as overall regional patterns tilt toward the North.
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