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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1996
Page
17
A new study from Cornell University reports that a diet high in pasta breads and cereals may trigger diabetes obesity hypertension high cholesterol and heart disease. The findings, based on 3 250 women in rural China, appear in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Film critic Roger Ebert gives GoldenEye a mixed grade noting Bond's modern self aware portrayal. The Pierce Brosnan era debuts as the fifth James Bond in a plot tied to dominating Earth's communications.
Beverly Bigtree Murphy shares memories of a nine year marriage shadowed by illness and loss. She signs a book about their time together at Borders Carousel Center at 2 p.m. June 2. The piece covers her family, past performances, and Tom Murphy’s early dementia.
Knight Ridder critic slams Spy Hard as a lazy spoof that mocks many films past their prime. It cites bits from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Home Alone Pulp Fiction and Speed while praising a single Home Alone twist and Charles Durning’s disguises. The piece notes the humor wears thin and predictability sets in as it exaggerates late 90s pop culture gags.
Syracuse youths aged 5 to 17 attend after school arts sessions at All Saints Episcopal Church through United in Hope a project created by Metropolitan School for the Arts and Syracuse Urban Mission Center. The program winners a national arts for youth at risk award and runs on South Side with 33 children participating Thursday.
Sister Edward Marie Seubert lauds converts fostered as exchange of surplus goods fuels charitable work. The nonprofit National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources, based in Galesburg, has given away over 800 million dollars in items in 19 years, supplying clothes, office supplies, furniture and more to groups nationwide.
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