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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1993
Page
1
A practical look at leasing options and no nonsense answers for readers. The piece clarifies what leasing can mean for drivers, including costs, limitations, and when ownership vs renting might suit the buyer better. It emphasizes careful budgeting and choosing plans that match long term needs.
Miami's Don Shula equalizes the NFL mark with his 324th win after the Dolphins defeat Kansas City. The victory matches the career total of George Kalas, highlighting a historic coaching milestone.
The Senate debated compelling Sen. Packwood to obey a subpoena related to an 8200 page diary said to detail his sexual conduct and that of colleagues. The ethics committee sought a judicial order amid broader questions tied to Falwell allegations, risking turmoil in the chamber. Senator Bryan indicated the issue was whether the Senate would back its ethics panel.
A winter storm blanketed Central New York with 2.6 inches at Hancock Airport and 2 to 4 more inches expected. Greatly heavier totals reached Utica with about 8 inches and Binghamton at 16 inches. Dozens of doors closed or delayed as as many as 15 000 customers lost power overnight. Traffic crashes and downed lines disrupted commutes while police and utility crews worked across Camillus LaFayette Ille Manlius and Syracuse. No serious injuries were reported.
A Kaiser Permanente team reports a 10 year follow up of 128 000 adults shows higher coffee intake lowers death by one's own actions and tea has a weaker effect. Dr Arthur Klatsky cautions against using coffee or caffeine to treat mood before trials and notes no difference between coffee drinkers and non drinkers for overall death rates.
Breton Quereau, a Wisconsin junior from Cleveland, was crushed under a railing during a victory celebration after the Wisconsin Michigan game. About 12,000 students surged toward the field when the railing collapsed, leaving Quereau with crushed leg muscles and internal bleeding. He remained hospitalized with uncertain nerve damage as doctors assess his injuries.
Federico Fellini, renowned Italian director, died at age 73 in Rome after a stroke and two weeks in a coma. His career produced four Academy Award winners including La Strada Nights of Cabiria La Dolce Vita and 8 1 2. He leaves a lasting term felliniesque defining a grotesque whimsical satirical yet sentimental style.
River Phoenix, 23, a rising star from Stand by Me, collapsed outside Johnny Depp's Sunset Strip club early Sunday. Paramedics rushed him to Cedars-Sinai where he was pronounced dead at 4:51 a.m., with police investigating and an autopsy planned. Phoenix was filming Dark Blood, nearly complete, according to Patricola.
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