14 May 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1996
Page
1
Rescue workers carry debris and search for the flight data recorder believed to be the DC-9 black box. The device could illuminate the final moments of ValuJet Flight 592. Northern Airlines confirms ongoing plans to resume service to the area.
The forecast lists a sequence of days starting Wednesday with showers and cloudy skies. Temperatures range from the mid forties to mid sixties across Thursday Friday and Saturday with variable clouds and periods of rain or sun.
Finch Group New York Properties files Chapter 11 as Niagara Mohawk threatens to cut electricity to Kennedy Square Apartments. About 500 tenants in 409 units across 25 buildings face possible outage while a reorganization plan aims to pay creditors and keep the complex open.
Northern Airlines officials say the Everglades crash does not derail their Syracuse plan to launch a low-cost carrier this summer. Timothy Sieber and Vaughn Crawford report progress with the FAA, with 10 hires already and total staff nearing 290 by year end. The startup envisions three used Fokker F-28 planes and fares 35 to 50 percent lower than rivals, backed by full aircraft records.
The Internal Revenue Service filed a lien on O J Simpson assets including his Brentwood mansion and cars for 685 248 69 dollars in 1994 taxes interest and penalties. The agency demanded immediate payment or an installment plan, noting the property could be seized if unpaid. Simpson, imprisoned on murder charges at the time, faced trial for the 1994 slayings and later appeared in England for a debate.
Whitewater prosecutors wrapped closing arguments in Late Rock Arkansas aiming to bolster star witness banker David Hale and hint at revisiting President Clinton's taped testimony. Defendants James McDougal Gov Jim Guy Tucker and Susan McDougal prepared to present finale arguments as jurors weigh nearly 3 million in alleged illegal loans and Clinton's alleged benefit from a 300000 loan.
A New Zealand climber told his pregnant wife he would not survive a blizzard, signaling a final farewell call as rescue efforts and weather worsened. The incident underscores perilous conditions faced by high altitude climbers in extreme storms.
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