31 May 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1994
Page
1
Indiana knocks off New York 83 to 77 to even the NBA playoff series at two games apiece in game four. The Pacers outlast the Knicks with a solid defensive effort and timely baskets as the series shifts back to New York.
Aas-al FOIGHT reports a mixed forecast with a Wednesday chance of thunderstorms and periods of sun on other days. Thursday turns windy and cooler with possible afternoon showers, while Friday remains sunny to partly cloudy.
Ezra Taft Benson, longtime leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and former U S agriculture secretary, died Monday at age 94 from congestive heart failure. He became the church president in 1985 after decades as a council member and adviser.
A noisy collection of devices protruding from a Chevrolet pickup truck raises concerns about air quality in Onondaga County. The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra emerges as the top recipient in Central New York Community Foundation grants, highlighting local cultural funding amid broader civic themes. Willie Nelson headlines the Spring Mountain Festival at Greek Peak, delivering a memorable performance.
Columnist Julianne Malveaux criticizes Paula Jones rights in court linking to Anita Hill. Editorial notes a helicopter golf outing case shows power corrupting public servants and the limits of accountability.
A 63 year old Syracuse woman Jeanette Byrd was to be charged with second degree murder after shooting her husband Edward J Byrd 46 with a .22 rifle inside their apartment above the B B Tavern. Police found Edward Byrd dead in the bathroom amid shell casings after responding to a 11 42 am call.
The county recorded 1321 adolescent pregnancies in 1992, representing 13 percent of all pregnancies that year. A breakdown by age and outcome is provided for 1992.
Two former teen mothers, including a Fowler High senior, spoke at the 41st Community Leadership Conference on why teenage pregnancy is a serious social problem. The Onondaga Citizens League will use conference findings for a report amid rising teen birth rates and welfare costs since 1986.
Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, veteran Ways and Means chair, rejects a plea, vows vindication. He will stay in Congress, seek a 19th term, as prosecutors prepare a grand jury indictment on alleged defrauding taxpayers and improper personal use of official funds and gifts.
Police Commissioner William Bratton encountered a pit bull dogfight in a secluded Central Park area as he rode by at about 5 pm. Bratton confronted eight youths with pit bulls, telling them who he is after they questioned his presence and dispersed as the dogs fought briefly before being separated.
Robert Lyons Jr. of Liverpool relaxes after cooking at Oneida Shores Park on Memorial Day. The day’s high of 83 drew crowds to county and state parks eager to enjoy sun and warm weather.
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