30 May 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1996
Page
1
Courtney of Seattle's Translation Institute warns against translating ads and signs without precision. Examples include Fly in Leather becoming Fly Naked in Spanish and I saw the Pope shirts turning into I saw the Potato.
Herald Journal corrects May 23 report on New York lay midwives noting only state approval for two candidates pending exam. Also fixes fire department leadership names in Solvay and Oswego coverage and corrects Karl Coe’s Marine Corps record as reported.
The article recalls Ferrante and Teicher split after Teicher retired to Florida in 1989 and Ferrante pursued solo work in 1990, with reviews noting the show felt different with fewer hands. It also covers restoration costs for the Margaret Mitchell House in Atlanta and Daimler-Benz donations, plus questions about a ValuJet 592 co-pilot and the Ron Goldman Justice Fund address.
Weather data and pollen report contacts are listed for Central New York readers. A weather trivia item asks when the Atlantic hurricane season begins, with a stray garbled line at the end.
The group Seeking Progress for All Reaching Children faced a loss of about $100,000 in corporate donations after its founder was charged in March with exploiting minors.
Albert Pud Brown 79 a Dixie land jazz clarinetist and saxophonist known for the Johnson Rag died of a heart attack in New Orleans. Jerry A Junking 58 longtime Texas Instruments CEO died in Stuttgart Germany on a business trip. David G Kriser 90 longtime benefactor of Beth Israel Medical Center and NYU died in Manhattan. his name graces NYU and hospital services.
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