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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1995
Page
1
Indiana stuns New York 97-95 to dash the Knicks championship dream in a tight late game. Pacers pull away in the final minute as players from both teams trade stops and shots in a tense playoff clash.
In town coverage notes the Relay for Life event centers on surviving cancer, highlighting community action and support efforts. Mentions surrounding nutrition, wine health myths, and a music note about Dan Fogelberg while referencing a broad editorial mood about political issues.
Al Unser Jr and Emerson Fittipaldi fail to qualify for the Indy race as Team Penske is left out, marking a rare setback for the storied team in this event.
FBI figures show Upstate cities largely saw fewer violent crimes in 1994 while Albany reports 13 murders and a surge in rapes, robberies. Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse vary with declines in property crime and spikes in some offenses. Youth crime explodes amid broad regional changes.
Congress debates Medicare reform as lobbyists and Democrats warn benefits may be cut while Republicans push options. The program, serving about 37 million people and funded by a 1.45 percent payroll tax, costs $178 billion this year. Projections warn the hospital care subsidy could run dry in seven years without changes.
Grievance Day lets property owners challenge assessments before review boards. Hearings start in 15 towns with Manlius reporting a 7 percent drop in overall property value, yet school and other tax rates are rising. About 258 residents are expected to present cases in Manlius.
A Times Mirror Center poll shows the public is more cynical than the media. Among national press 53 percent and local reporters 35 percent rate officials in Washington as honest, while only 18 percent of the public does. For CEOs, 76 and 52 percent of media say high integrity versus 33 percent of the public.
Two German prison escapees, Peter Struedinger aged 38 and Guenter Finneisen 37, overpowered a guard in Celle to seize a library, demanding 140000 dollars. Police pursued by road while negotiations via a car phone faltered, fearing harm to their hostage as the fugitives criss crossed the nation in a Porsche.
The Senate cafeteria imposes a three packet limit on ketchup, ending the prior all-you-can-take policy. Sit-down restaurants still offer free mini bottles from a crystal bow, reflecting a continued contrast in service styles amid fiscal restraint.
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