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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1998
Page
1
Industry observers say a looming strike and a sprawling merger have stalled a planned sale. Analysts caution that labor disruptions and antitrust hurdles complicate the deal unfolding amid ongoing negotiations and regulatory scrutiny.
The forecast calls for tonight with a low around 42 to 68 and partly cloudy skies. Friday turns windy and cool with a mix of sun and clouds, then a sunny, warm weekend with highs near 74 on Saturday and 78 on Sunday followed by a high of 82 on Monday.
Crouse and Community General hospitals plan a new holding company to oversee both facilities and potential future acquisitions. The nonprofit system would include hospitals, nursing homes, and rehab centers, with federal and state approval expected by year end. Edward Wenzke would lead the holding company as CEO and Kent Arnold would head both hospitals as COO.
Ex Vice President Habibie pledges to serve out the presidential term to 2003 after Suharto, 76, hands over power to a longtime aide. Jakarta streets erupt in subdued celebration as unrest and economic turmoil continue to shadow the surprise transfer of authority. The televised apology marked no clear transition plan or immediate elections.
A southern Wisconsin Lakeside Country Store in Walworth County sold the sole winning Powerball ticket for Wednesdays 195 million jackpot. The holder, not yet identified, chose an immediate 104.3 million payout. Nine states participate in Powerball.
The Herald notes Chelsea Clinton contracts the flu and spends a night in hospital as researchers pursue alcoholism linked genes. Rock drummer Tommy Lee jailed for assault on Pamela Anderson. Mohamed Al Fayed buys boarding school once attended by Princess Diana. TV stations resist Jerry Springer coverage. corporate attire redefines office wear. Warren Beatty anticipates controversy for Bulworth.
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