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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1996

Page

4

Camouflage Bandit Robbed Five Banks in Four States

An 11 year veteran police officer Christopher Kerins, 39, dubbed the Camouflage Bandit, was charged with four armed bank robberies in New Jersey and one in Ohio, netting about 28000. He faces up to 25 years per robbery if convicted. A Cincinnati arrest connected to another bank robbery chase.

Christopher Kerins Kerins Trenton Ohio New Jersey Cincinnati

Colby’s Wife Holds Hope He May Be Rescued

In Rock Point Maryland a wife of former CLA Director William Colby said she believed he was alive as the search was pared back. She noted his WWII service in France and Norway and his two Vietnam tours while recalling a past Georgetown mugging and resilience as divers planned to resume work on the Wi comico River rocky bottom today.

Rock Point CLA Wiliam Colby Bill France Norway Vietnam Georgetown Wicomico River

Trucker Spill Closes Road In Dobson Chicken Guts Flood Street

A tractor-trailer spilled over 11 tons of chicken guts when stopping to avoid a collision in Dobson North Carolina. The road was coated in a 15 foot wide slick of mess and shut for two hours amid cleanup. Police reported the incident and local officials described the scene.

Dobson N.C Winston-Salem

Mother Defends 6-Year-Old Accused in Infant Attack

Richmont California reports a substitute nursery school teacher mother insisting her son, age six, did not intend to kill the infant he is charged with beating. Police allege a premeditated, vicious attack with international attention, claiming the boy knew his actions were wrong.

Richmond Lisa Toliver United States

Fire near weapons lab near Bandelier National Monument

A weeklong blaze near Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico burned 16589 acres and threatened Indian pueblos while approaching Los Alamos National Laboratory. Firefighters reported 75 percent containment and expected full containment by evening if winds stay low. Crews focus on smoldering debris and ground cover.

Bandelier National Monument N.M Huenodt Los Alamos National Laboratory U.S. Forest Service Ken Palmrose

GOP holds firm on abortion plan at convention

GOP delegates backed a hard line on abortion with Henry Hyde writing the platform and George W Bush presiding as temporary co chair. Dole warned against weakening the pro life plank, amid Buchanan resistance, while Gingrich will be permanent chairman and Christie Whitman will share duties as temporary co chair.

Illinois Henry Hyde Texas George W. Bush Dole House Newt Gingrich Bush Cochairman Christie Whitman New Jersey Ingrich Whitman Gingrich Peere

Clinton campaign braces for personal attacks in fall campaign

Washington Clinton and aides prepare to inoculate voters against GOP character attacks by highlighting his record, with Ann Lewis outlining rapid response and a contrast with Bob Dole. The effort includes research on Dole's 35 year public service and swift replies to policy moves.

Clinton Washington GOF Ann Lewis Lewis White House Clinton-Gore Democratic National Committee Franklin D Roosevelt Bob Dole House Senate Dole Ign National Rifle Association U.S Haiti Northern Ireland Bosnia Sen Kansas

Casinos draw visitors but Syracuse wary on gains

Scott Wexler of the New York State Tavern and Restaurant Association notes casino gambling draws customers away from non casino venues as Turning Stone and other sites attract visits. The Harrah’s Survey shows 154 million casino visits in 1995 with New York City and other major markets leading. Syracuse and Albany generate hundreds of thousands of visits, while turnout remains uncertain for broader legalization. State Senator John DeFrancisco says trips may reflect existing casino openings but voters’ support remains unclear.

Scott Wexler New York State Tavern & Restaurant Association Turning Stone Wexler Albany Buffalo Promus U.S America Bear Stearns DeFrancisco Thorn .Adhrascian Am

Red Cross links raise questions over Dole ties

The Washington Post reports long time Dole backers moved large donations to the American Red Cross after Elizabeth Hanford Dole became its president in 1991. Andreas foundation and American Financial Corp funded relief, with implications about access and influence in Washington.

Bob Dole American Red Cross Washington Post Dwayne Andreas Elizabeth Hanford Dole American Financial Corp Carl Lidner American International Group Mrs. Dole Washington Charles Lewis Center For Public Integrity Andreas Foundation Red Cross Dole Archer Daneis Midland Andreas Haiti Inez Red Cross’ Board Cincinnati Cross Post

Syracuse area casino visits top 500 thousand in 1995

A survey by the Promus shows residents of the Syracuse metropolitan area made over 500000 casino visits in 1995. The report mentions Onondaga Lake Park Burnet Park Zoo SU basketball Syracuse Chiefs and Suraries Sumabries Orchestra as referenced entities in the source text.

Syracuse Suraries Sumabries Orchestra Promus

Poll shows 54 percent favor casino plan in state

A Herald American statewide poll of 810 registered voters finds 54.4 percent in favor of the casino proposal, 33.3 percent opposed, and 12.2 percent unsure, reflecting rising support and public sentiment dynamics.

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