25 Mar 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1996
Page
1
The forecast shows tonight cloudy with flurries and a low around 26. Tuesday winds bring more flurries and a low about 14. Wednesday turns cloudy to partly sunny with a high near 34 and a low 18. Thursday offers variable clouds and a high 42. Friday mixes sun and clouds with a shower likely and a high 44.
The Orange stun the Jayhawks as SU locks down Kansas 3-pointers and preserves a hard fought win. Jim Boeheim congratulates his team while fans celebrate on Marshall Street in a spirited yet orderly postgame scene.
The Syracuse basketball team clinched a spot in the Final Four by defeating Kansas 60 to 57 in the West Regional final in Colorado. Old fans recall Rudy Hackett, Jimmy Lee, Earnie Seibert from 1975 and Derrick Coleman, Sherman Douglas, and Rony Seikaly from 1987, while 1996 will join those memories with John Wallace, Lazarus Sams, and Otis Hill.
A three month Herald Journal investigation shows DeWitt comptroller John Curulla may not reside in DeWitt as required. Records indicate he dwells at Helfer Lane in Minoa with his wife Karen, who is Minoa’s clerk treasurer, while Curulla’s condo on Watertree Drive appears unoccupied. Neighbors and officials note Curulla often parks at Helfer Lane and is seen leaving the Minoa residence for town hall duties.
The redesigned $100 bill features a larger off center portrait of Benjamin Franklin a light visible watermark and color shifting ink to deter high tech forgery. It is the first major redesign since 1929 with plans for other denominations to follow.
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