Veterans reflect on Vietnam War twenty years after Saigon fall
A trio of Central New York veterans discuss the war’s impact as they recall personal guilt, forgiveness, and the Wall’s meaning. The article references a letter to a fallen comrade and artifacts displayed in Offerings at the Wall by Thomas B. Allan, Turner Publishing.
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Thomas B. Allan
Turner Publishing
Syracuse Real Food Co-op Fund Drive Update
Donations help keep the Syracuse Real Food Co-op afloat as volunteers run the Volunteer Lawyer Project. The paper notes ongoing efforts and community support to sustain operations.
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Voters weigh eight district budgets in Onondaga County
Voters in eight Onondaga County school districts decide May 17 whether to approve over 210 million dollars in proposed budgets for 1995-96. In Tully Solvay East Syracuse Minoa Fabius Pompey Liverpool Manlius West Genesee Westhill and others residents consider increases 2.1 to 4 percent while state aid remains unsettled due to a delayed state budget.
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Solvay
Syracuse-Minoa
Fabius-Pompey
Liverpool
Marcellus
West Genesee
Westhill
Syracuse
MoNasiff
Akayette
Nasiff
Baldwinsville
Alban
Liverpool School Board
Nome
North Syracuse
Jerome Melvin
Surgeon general battle heats up in Senate hearing
President Clinton's nominee Dr. Henry Foster faces a long Senate Labor and Human Resources hearing on a largely symbolic post. Testimony may dwell on partisan politics and abortion, with emphasis on issues Foster did not pursue in his career.
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Senate
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Precarious debris halts Oklahoma City search for survivors
Rescue workers at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building halt the search due to risk of collapse. Machinery will continue to probe the wreckage where more than 60 people remain missing. Gov. Keating said many clothes and remains may never be recovered.
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Oklahoma City
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Clinton halts Iran trade and Presses Russia on Tehran
President Clinton announces a sharp severing of remaining U S economic ties with Iran and urges Boris Yeltsin to scrap a nuclear deal with Tehran. Aides say the sanctions will hit U S oil interests, while Clinton frames the move as leading by example to pressure others to sacrifice.
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Chickenpox vaccine debuts as Merck ships Varivax worldwide
Merck begins shipping millions of Varivax doses as the chickenpox vaccine makes its long awaited debut in the United States. Varivax is claimed 90 percent effective at preventing the disease with most infections milder. pediatricians and parents weigh its benefits against concerns amid widespread immunization momentum.
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