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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1997
Page
2
On date 1976 a New Jersey court ruled that coma patient Karen Ann Quinlan could be disconnected from her respirator. Quinlan later died in 1985, marking a landmark right to die case.
Herald Journal editors announce a corrections space and ask readers to report factual inaccuracies to deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470 2240 between 9 a m and 5 p m weekdays. The notice emphasizes strive for full and fair coverage and timely corrections.
The Herald Journals urge recycling of newsprint with about forty percent recycled fiber content. Onondaga County residents are asked to place newspapers in brown bags and leave them at curbside recycling bins on collection days.
The record notes Judy Garland did not win an Oscar in 1954, losing to Grace Kelly for The Country Girl. Garland, born 1922, had previously received a special Academy Award in 1939 for her performance as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz.
The statuette earned the nickname Oscar from rival origin tales. Margaret Herrick reportedly said it resembled her Uncle Oscar, while Bette Davis claimed it named after Harmon Oscar Nelson. A separate note cites Congress and Dwight Eisenhower for the Pledge change, 1954, not a presidential mandate.
The figure's birth has conflicting records with Jeru salem in the British mandate of Palestina cited by some, while others cite Cairo, Egypt on August 24, 1929. His full name is Muhammad Abdel-Raouf Aratat al-Qudwa al-Husseini and the nickname Yasser appears in teen years.
Weather data and forecasts are available online at Syracuse.com and via a toll free/local phone system. Call 472-2111 and enter codes 7661 7671 7670 7669 7547 7548 7549 or 7551 to retrieve Hancock Airport snowfall Madison Cayuga Oswego County ski reports Northeast and Onondaga County park conditions.
The Georgia House and Senate honored Augusta native James Brown as the minister of the new super heavy funk. He admitted stage fright despite performing for millions, while lawmakers praised his energy that spurred the national music scene.
Maurice Rudolf Coreth von und zu Coreth und Starkenberg died in London on February 11 at 67. Austrian native turned Kenyan hunter, he helped set up Rhino Rescue in 1986 to save black rhinos. Millard Guy Simmons 82, called rural America poet, died in Florence after a long rural mail carrier career and Bronze Star in WWI. Fred Spielman, 90, Tin Pan Alley and Hollywood songwriter, born in Vienna, wrote hits later performed by Crosby and Sinatra in New York City. Charles Feulding 81, Brooklyn trolley operator and pioneering Black transit leader, died March 9 in Queens.
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