24 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1994
Page
1
Syracuse star Lawrence Moten nursing a left hand injury as No. 1 seed Missouri visits Los Angeles Sports Arena for the NCAA West Regional semifinal. Bob Snyder’s Game Day outlines strategy while WTVH-5 plans the 8:07 p.m. tip.
J.B. Hunt Transport Inc will hire up to 240 Syracuse area long haul drivers as it expands its fleet. The company already operates about 6,700 trucks and plans to add 2,100 more, signaling a stronger economy says Elaine Chaudoin, vice president.
Four thousand apply for ions at a postal center planned for Fremont Plaza. The company runs 18 terminals nationwide including 7030 Van Buren Road Syracuse and hauls general dry freight such as pet food paper products and plastics.
Syracuse University faces a skeptical elite field in the West Regional as 23-6 SU travels from the cold Northeast to Los Angeles to take on Missouri in a Sweet 16 matchup on CBS. Boeheim’s teams have long been doubted but arrive with a strong backcourt and a solid record.
Onondaga County DA Fitzpatrick, investigating a 1980s case of a man accused of killing his daughter, read a medical article by Dr Alfred Steinschneider linking five infant deaths to SIDS apnea. Waneta Hoyt, 47, is charged with suffocating her five infant children between 1965 and 1971 in Newark Valley Tioga County.
Leslie Elmas reports local private schools attract more students despite higher fees as families like Syracuse University's public safety director Robert T. Robinson enroll their children in Maniius Peb ble Hill School, arguing private education offers better chances for success despite cost.
A midair crash near Pope Air Force Base North Carolina involved an F-16D and a C-130 Hercules, with a jet skidding onto a runway and a C-141 catching fire. At least 15 people died and 91 were injured as Army paratroopers prepared to jump, while both aircraft crews escaped.
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