Rock Stations Clash With Sharp Self Mockery
Rival rock stations trade jabs and self deprecating barbs in a lively broadcast rivalry. DJs tease competitor formats while playfully roasting their own station, crafting a playful media feud that entertains listeners and highlights regional radio culture.
Heat ride Seikaly's strong play to playoff win streak
Rony Seikaly propelled the Miami Heat with steady scoring and rebounding as they extended their playoff run. The team dominated the game with balance, keeping pressure on opponents and widening their lead late.
Rolling Stones 94 World Tour Initiation and Route
The Rolling Stones announce a 1994 95 world tour named Vandoo Lounge starting August 1 in Washington DC and finishing in Europe summer 1995. The group includes Keith Richards Mick Jagger Ron Wood and Charlie Watts aboard the yacht Honey Fitz for the announcement. Syracuse not on tour.
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Israel PLO sign pact for Palestinian self rule
In Cairo Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO head Yasser Arafat signed a historic accord granting Palestinians autonomy in Gaza and the West Bank town of Jericho after over six months of negotiations. Arafat briefly left the hall amid a document dispute as Mubarak and Christopher watched.
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Local malls host fast game of musical stores
Sears moves to Shoppingtown Mall in DeWitt with an opening planned in November. The company shifts to Fayetteville Mall, leaving space for T.J. Maxx to Fayetteville, Marshall's and Dicks to Fairmount, Calder heading toward the area in a rapid reorganization of retail space.
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Sears to take over vacated Steinbach space
Sears will occupy the former Steinbach site at Shoppingtown, closing Steinbach’s Shop Ping Town store on July 1. The new Sears store will span 126000 square feet on two floors.
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Wilmorite reshuffles malls with Sears TJ Maxx moves
Wilmorite Inc products a Perth merging of move plans for Fayetteville and Shoppingtown malls. Sears relocates from Fayetteville Mall to Shoppingtown Mall into the Steinbach space, adds an auto center. TJ Maxx relocates to Fayetteville Mall from Shoppingtown, joins off price outlets. A new PAC superstore will rise on the former Sears site, while Steinbach closes the Shoppingtown location.
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Clinton defends stance on use of force in Haiti and Bosnia
President Clinton defended U S foreign policy saying the United States will act alone if vital interests are at stake and warned Haiti’s military rulers and North Korea’s government. He acknowledged Bosnia is more difficult than anticipated and said NATO policy is not yet unified. He spoke during a CNN Global Forum from the Carter Center in Atlanta and other cities.
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Winter Crime Drop in Syracuse Amid Cold Spell
Syracuse police report a sharp winter crime decline in the first quarter of 1994 with murders and robberies steady, rapes down 66 percent, assaults 59 percent, and arsons 35 percent. Car thefts rose 33 percent due to warm vehicles, while overall crime eased after a frigid season.
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Tim Foody
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