30 May 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1995
Page
1
Theater item notes the Famous Artists series scheduling a fresh season. Other items mention a mood affecting marriage and a high tech music push by Queensryche while New York Power Authority supports electric cars. Local snapshots show money’s growing sway in politics.
Maryland coach praised the team after the SA lacrosse squad secured its sixth national title. Also noted are the Pacers defeating the Magic to even their series and BBC’s Cooperstown exhibition honoring players who served in war.
NATO ministers met in Noordwijk weighing a possible UN pullout as hundreds of peacekeepers faced hostage threats. Officials stressed withdrawal as last resort though contingency plans could mobilize up to 40,000 troops to rescue beleaguered forces, while mediators urged rapid reaction firepower and continued support.
James Michael Moynihan became Syracuse’s ninth bishop in a three hour cathedral ceremony as 1 200 attendees greeted him including his friend Richard Casey and Casey’s guide dog Moynihan then began work in the diocese office leading 663 Roman Catholics in Central New York replacing retiring bishop Joseph T O’Keefe Moynihan is a 62 year old Rochester native with long service in the church
Margaret Chase Smith, the flinty Maine Republican renowned as the first woman elected to both houses and the first nominated for president at a national convention, died at her Skowhegan home from stroke complications after eight days in a coma. A Margaret Chase Smith Library spokeswoman confirmed the death.
The death watch at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building site ends as the last three victims are recovered, bringing the toll to 168. Authorities say no other remains are expected and identify the victims as Christy Rosas, Virginia Thompson, and Alvin Justes. Memorial crowds linger over the holiday weekend, placing flowers and notes on the site.
Washington women increasingly adopt their husbands surnames despite professional identities. Crystal Dozier, 22, explains choosing tradition over feminist status, while James Madden notes rising conservatism among newer generations. Surveys show 14 percent under 40 keep their names, with education widening gaps and younger women shifting toward traditional marriages.
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