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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2000
Page
3
The new publication Maximum Golf expands as a monthly magazine printed ten times a year. The first issue promotes sport and lifestyle content aimed at women and men aged 18 to 40, seeking to attract a broad readership.
A late patron, Kortley, 71, died May 4 and requested his remains be placed behind the bar to smile on friends. His ashes were found in a paper bag on the back step of the bar Monday. No arrests have been made. Parkman, about 30 miles east of Cleveland, was mentioned as the patron’s intended caretaker. The tavern owner, Mary James, quoted saying, Thats where he wanted to be.
Liz Huriey Grant announces split after 13 years together in London. Thor Sar spokeswoman confirms separation while the couple plans a new move to the United States. Hurley has been linked recently to Wall Street billionaire Ted Forsimann, described by Grant as an old friend.
The cartoonists group announced a lifetime achievement award to be publicized in New York with final publication of the tribute. Cagle said the response to the four-panel tribute has been excellent and that cartoonists are varying their styles and approaches.
Salt Lake City reports rising hoarding of the Sacagawea golden dollar as Americans keep the new coins rather than spend them. Dealers note rising demand for uncirculated coins at about $2 each while mint officials anticipate over 1 billion in circulation by summer.
A survey of 74 G rated theatrical films finds at least one act of violence in every title and injuries in 46 films. The study notes 9.5 minutes of violence on average, with Quest for Camelot at 24 minutes. Fumie Yokota, Harvard health policy researcher, highlights uncertain impact of cartoon slapstick on children.
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