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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1994
Page
1
Central Square edges Fredonia to press for the Class B championship as Westhill girls fall by one point in a state finals scare and West Genesee boys surge past LaSalle with a late spurt into the Class A finals.
Douglas Unger recalls Carver saying you can trust Tess to do the right thing while friends accuse Tess Gallagher of distorting the writer's works and harming two children. The late author's widow gained control of his literary estate after his June 1988 marriage and death weeks later, ahead of posthumous publications and a film adaptation.
Raymond Carver taught at Syracuse University from 1980 to 1983, gained international acclaim as a master short story writer, and died of cancer in 1988. A dozen of his books remain in print and Robert Altman's Start Cuts is based on his work. his widow Tess Gallagher faces criticism over managing the Corver estate.
Charles Miller reports Syracuse and Honolulu are cited among the safest metropolitan areas in America based on FBI crime figures. Syracuse shows a low murder rate at 2.8 per 100,000, yet faces a high robbery index. city officials stress crime prevention as they push for continued reform and note benefits like attracting the 1999 National Bowling Congress convention.
Onondaga County faces a harsh winter as 50 of 75 snowplows operate while nearly three dozen sit in repair. The aging fleet, with some units dating to 1973, suffers axles, transmissions, and parts shortages. Residents report late plows and delayed services on rural roads.
The record lists Syracuse snowfall extremes with years and inches, noting a 1992-93 high of 192.1 inches and other notable totals such as 166.9 in 1991-92 and 162.7 in 1993-4, with sources referencing the National Weather Service. Roads delay winter plowing as heavy storms roll in.
North Korea stormed out of a nuclear talks session at Panmunjom after 55 minutes threatening Seoul with fire. The Clinton administration answered by rescheduling a joint South Korea military exercise and considering economic sanctions.
Assembly leaders propose creating two commissions to monitor the Division for Youth amid years of alleged mismanagement and staff abuses at detention centers. Investigations into the Austin MacCormick Center near Ithaca and similar facilities in Buffalo and Rochester were echoed by the state Inspector General, prompting calls for independent quality of care reviews.
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