28 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1994
Page
1
The stage is set for the Final Four with Duke and Florida facing each other and Arizona meeting Arkansas. The matchups define the path to the national title as the semifinals approach in Charlotte.
In northern Onondaga County residents led by Ed Pidkaminy pile thousands of sandbags as the Seneca River floods parts of Van Buren and Cicero. Officials warn that the situation could worsen in 48 hours with more precipitation and slow snowmelt. forecasts call for daytime temps near freezing and frigid nights.
London report says Russia secretly developed a powerful germ warfare agent with no antidote. The Sunday Times cites unnamed Western intelligence, claiming 440 pounds of the “superplague” could kill half a million, while Russia denies the charge amid ongoing post–Soviet defense talks and coup rumors surrounding Yeltsin in 1996.
Aida Alvarado's Saturday routine on La Voz Hispana de Syracuse embodies Latino pride as the program airs salsa and Puerto Rican music. The all Spanish station faces severe financial trouble and may go off air, threatening community news and connection.
In Rockville Maryland an Easter Bat program markets edible bat figures as an alternative to chocolate rabbits. Heidi Hughes of the Bat Hotline notes high demand and current stock shortages. Tom Valego of the American Bat Conservation Society spearheaded the effort with sculptor George Carr and confectioner Tom Wilbur.
A deadly line of twisters and storms struck the Southeast killing 42 people. At Goshen United Methodist Church in Alabama, bricks rained down as a tornado collapsed the building. The toll broke down as 28 in Alabama, 16 in Georgia, 2 in North Carolina and 1 in Tennessee.
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