31 May 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1995
Page
1
Doris Soladay announces retirement after 35 years as Syracuse University associate athletic director and reflects on the long battle for women’s sports. Also highlights major league pitcher Giovanni Carrara’s dominant influence and shoppers seeking special sizes share tips.
The forecast shows clear and warm days with sunny spells and isolated thundershowers later in the week. Regional features include a Supreme Court hint on inmate appeals, mortgage deduction debates, a spelling bee featuring Daniel Weaver, pro sports updates, the Syracuse Jazz Fest kickoff, and commentary on political and budget issues.
A three year old girl finally secures benefits once denied, after her father's death spurred a legal challenge. The case highlights how survivors pursue financial support and the role of courts in award decisions.
Rescue Mission in Syracuse believed up to 800000 invested with The Foundation for New Era Philanthropy would remain safe in quasi escrow accounts. Prudential Securities, a secured creditor, says no such accounts existed and officials warn the charity-sounding promises were part of a scheme.
Secretary of State Warren Christopher said the United States would weigh a request from Britain and France for American ground troops to aid in regrouping U N peacekeepers in Bosnia. He noted no concrete plan exists yet and emphasized any deployment would require Congress approval and NATO involvement. Christopher sent Robert Frasure back to Belgrade to resume talks with Slobodan Milosevic over recognizing Bosnia and Croatia as independent nations in exchange for lifting the U.N. embargo on Serbia.
Brett Law described the morning Heidi Allen disappeared after visiting D and W Convenience store in New Haven. He testified he did not see Allen inside the store and could not explain her location, as prosecutors alleged a kidnapping plan by Gary Thibodeau and Richard Thibodeau. The trial and witness list proceeded with opening statements and juror selection.
A Population Council study titled Families in Focus reports women in both developed and developing countries increasingly provide for children and care for them. It notes rising divorce rates, unwed childbearing, and migration as factors, urging policies to support working mothers with safeguards for housing and income. The report cites 20 percent of Russian households headed by a single parent, 25 percent of Hong Kong families led by women, and rising one parent households in the United States during the 1980s.
Scientists identify a gene whose mutant form causes dense hair growth across the face and upper body. The discovery sheds light on hair development and ties to folklore.
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