04 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1996
Page
1
The forecast shows a cloudy, cool pattern with possible rain chances. Tuesday lows around 28 and highs near 54 with chances of drizzle. Wednesday turns cloudy and breezy with a high of 56 and a low of 46. Thursday expects clouds and showers with a 60 high and 44 low. Friday stays cloudy and windy with a 52 high and 32 low.
President Clinton toured five states in the final stretch, pledging unity as he attacks Dole as the divider. He urged voters to reject isolation and billed the race as a test of character while aides anticipated cabinet resignations and a looping campaign schedule across New England to the Midwest. Ross Perot roped in TV time for blanket saturation ads as the race nears Tuesday vote.
Ronald Young of DeWitt heads Kappa Alpha Psi with about 100000 members. Ebony named him influential among Black leaders in May. He collects memorabilia and travels for fundraisers while managing publicity and campus outreach.
DeWitt resident Ronald Young serves as president of Kappa Alpha Psi, a national fraternity with about 100000 members and alumni such as Los Angeles lawyer Johnnie Cochran and NASA astronaut Bernard Harris. He is director of business development and new ventures for Deway Inc in Syracuse.
The city of Goma in Zaire is described as possibly controlled by cannibalistic rebels or Tutsi Banyamulenge, with reports of bullets not stopping some fighters. Rwanda alleges crossing to help drive out Zairean forces, while most aid groups press for mediation as over 1 million refugees flee toward Rwanda. Krhumba refugee camp sits near the border as aid workers depart, leaving displaced people with scarce rations and medical care.
An American F-16 pilot fired a missile after cockpit instruments showed Iraqi radar lock on southern Iraq. Pentagon officials said no ground casualties were confirmed and Iraq denied the incident.
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