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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1998
Page
1
Liverpool police and Onondaga County Sheriffs office underbid Syracuse Police in a two-year proposal to safeguard the village, raising questions about coverage, cost, and coordination as Page Bi reports.
The forecast calls for mainly clear skies tonight and sunny to partly cloudy conditions Wednesday with a milder high near 46 and low 36. Thursday brings a shower early, then clouds and sun to a warm high around 60 with a 46 low. Saturday features variable clouds, warm temperatures, and a possible shower, with highs near 62 and lows around 44.
President Clinton visits Accra Ghana the first U.S. president in 20 years to engage on a new trade oriented relationship. He speaks amid heat as he moves to boost commerce. The trip signals a shift toward economic ties with Africa.
Denver observers disrupted a Dallas Morning News forum of President Clinton's Advisory Board on Race demanding representation for American Indians. The chairman Dr John Hope Franklin faced chants while Energy Secretary Federico Pena and Edward James Olmos urged calm. The board plans further outreach to American Indians as controversy over representation continues.
President Clinton visits Kisowera Primary School near Kampala as he unveils 120 million dollars to train teachers and connect African children to the Internet. The aid boosts Uganda's education drive, supports Peace Corps volunteers, and follows Museveni's free primary education push amid regional instability.
In a broad statement the White House says Hillary Clinton and aides work with her husband should be excluded from the Lewinsky case under executive privilege. The report notes related political drama and ongoing investigations across Washington.
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