06 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1994
Page
1
The Superior Court will hold a hearing on removing courtroom cameras from the O J Simpson murder trial. Also noted are Fort Lauderdale Endangered Species Convention events through Nov 18 and Roosevelt’s 4th term milestone 50 years ago.
Weather forecast notes breezy and mild conditions with showers and a few thunderstorms in spots. High near 65 degrees.
The outlook calls for mostly sunny skies and a drop in temperatures. Highs around 57 degrees with nights near 38 degrees.
Today’s broadcast lineup highlights This Week With David Brinkley on ABC with Rev. Jesse Jackson and Ralph Reed debating Politics 94 Too Close to Call. NBC’s Meet the Press features Al Gore and Bob Dole subject Elections 94 Down to the Wire. CNN’s Late Edition has David Wilhelm and Haley Barbour on politics.
Publication notice for The Syracuse Herald Co. outlines mailing address, publication number 831860, postpaid second class status, and postmaster address for address change requests in Syracuse New York.
Nancy McCormick Rambush, 67, founder of the American Montessori movement and author on early childhood education, died of pancreatic cancer on October 27 in Pringeton New Jersey. Dennis C Ott, 96, a 6 foot 11 actor who developed AIDS as his film career began, died Thursday after being spotted by director John Flynn in Wildwood New Jersey in 1982 and later moved to California.
The NH Herald announces its corrections policy and invites readers to report factual errors to Tim Atseff, managing editor, at 470-2003 during weekday business hours. The notice underscores the paper's commitment to accuracy and transparency in coverage.
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