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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1995
Page
2
The 1995 96 season for SSD moves from Maureen McGovern to Horacio Gutierrez, marking a change in leadership and artistic direction while keeping the ensemble's performance trajectory in focus.
Baseball players at bat discuss and draft responses to the owners proposal. The brief outlines the bargaining stance and upcoming talks between players and ownership.
Cloudy skies and late rain forecast with Frank Foster to conduct the Count Basie tribute. Syracuse Symphony receives a $50,000 anonymous donation. Marquette faces Virginia Tech in the NIT final amid NBA and NCAA notes. Wayne Gretzky assists for the Los Angeles Kings as playoff chase heats up. Crunch coach Jack McHargey seeks character in final four games as Rwanda relief urged by the UN.
The Republican Senate passed a budget bill adding Gov Pataki proposed welfare changes including stricter work requirements, benefit cuts with incentives, and a 60 day limit on benefits for able bodied adults. Pataki refuses pay until a new budget is in place. A tentative CSEA labor deal avoids raises until Oct 1997 with two upfront bonuses totaling about 52 million and future 3.5 percent raises in Oct 1997 and Oct 1998.
House Speaker Newt Gingrich, seeking primetime air time next week, aims to spell out a program to follow the Contract with America. Networks gave noncommittal replies and a Democratic aide called the move unusual while Gingrich outlined a three minute Capitol speech on April 6 to push budget cuts and spending reductions.
Judy Ramsey owner of Judeas Grocery on Seymour Oswego says city police searched her store for drugs eight to ten times in seven months and forced customers into bag or slip searches. Police deny wrongdoing and say raids target dealers near her corner. Ramsey urges restraint while protecting lawful customers.
Julia Roberts and Lyle Lovett confirmed a legal separation after two years of marriage. The couple said they remain close and supportive, amid tabloid speculation about infidelity and strain, providing a joint statement with no stated reason.
Seattle area man Barry Lyn Stoller, 38, claimed a $1.99 Ex-Lax refund but received $98,002 due to a ZIP code mix up. He deposited the money on Sept 20, 1993, withdrew eight days later, closed the account and disappeared. Authorities and a private investigator hired by Sandoz Corp. cannot locate him.
Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot a space shuttle, said she will someday come back to Elmira despite a death threat. She canceled a Elmira visit after a man phoned the Star-Gazette, while police continue to investigate.
A limo driver testifies that he drove past the area linked to O J Simpson proving potential holes in his alibi. Police records indicate the timing aligns with the night of the alleged incident, raising questions about whether the defendant could be connected to the crime.
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