10 May 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1999
Page
1
College graduates can take steps to make repaying their loans less painful as policy options and repayment plans are highlighted. Officials urge borrowers to explore income driven plans, loan forgiveness programs, and timely repayment strategies to reduce financial strain.
The forecast shows Tuesday sunny to partly cloudy with a low around 40. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 70. Thursday and Friday turn sunnier and warmer with highs of 74 and 78 respectively, and cooler nights in the 40s to 50s.
China breaks off talks on human rights and arms control with the United States as protests rage near the U S Embassy in Beijing. Demonstrators, many students and workers, hurl stones while police block streets and reporters. Tang Jiaxuan calls for US apology, investigation, and punishment of attackers. Ambassador Sasser and staff are trapped inside the embassy compound. An organized show of force includes a China Aerospace Corp. banner.
Penn Traffic Co plans a bankruptcy exit after shedding over a billion dollars in debt. Investors who bought notes will gain influence as the Syracuse based grocer becomes a leaner firm with about 15,900 hourly and 1,400 salaried workers, targeting a $750 million value and renewed expansion through remodeled stores and technology.
President Clinton convened a White House session to probe root causes of youth violence in schools. About 50 participants from business, arts, religion, and youth groups discussed solutions while gun advocates and entertainment-industry figures faced pressure over weapon availability and media influence.
The Herald's Journal reports Jenny Jones asserts her talk show is not responsible for a guest's slaying. The item notes a chaotic Maine incident with a truck and bee cargo, along with varied local notes and lottery results.
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