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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1994
Page
1
Rob Moore leads with five catches for 87 yards as the New York Jets upset the Buffalo Bills 22 17. SU star shines in a dramatic late game showing.
A collage of weather forecasts for the week in the US and Europe, plus reports on a Hebron site reopening protests, medical errors at Alberty Medical Center, retaliation claims by Department of Defense workers, plus snippets on food trends and cultural notices from Woody Allen to Lincoln Center.
In Onondaga County and the 25th District voters favor the death penalty and term limits, listing taxes as the state's top problem followed by crime and the economy. Apathy toward politicians is clear as 59 percent disagree officials care what they think, with 31 percent agreeing and 10 percent undecided.
Democratic sheriff candidate Leigh Hunt said he would repay a $50,000 unreported loan to his campaign by liquidating stock investments. He kept $6,250 for personal use and deposited the rest. repayment avoids stricter law limits and potential finance charges before Election Day. He spoke at events in Syracuse and Liverpool.
Susan Smith in a police confession described a personal crisis that led her to consider ending her life, then to stop as her Mazda sank with her two young boys Michael and Alex in John D. Long Lake near Union, South Carolina. Her lawyer disputed a Newsweek account and confirmed CNN reporting. The deaths prompted funeral services with mourners recalling their sons as suffering ended.
A light snowfall covered Saranac Lake overnight with flurries starting Sunday night and sticking by 3:30 a.m. Road crews were deployed as officials called the dusting a nuisance rather than a skiable event.
Police in Tel Aviv report that AIDS infected professor Yeshayahu Demner spent his last year advertising for sex, videotaping partners, and spreading the virus as part of a revenge campaign. He was found murdered last week. potential victims include Palestinians, U.S. sailors, and Technion students.
Greenpeace Russia notes a new rupture along a 3 mile pipeline spilling nearly 4 million gallons of oil in the far north 40 miles north of Usinsk. The Rusman Ministry for Emergency Situations had no information on the spill.
Los Angeles sources report a flood of condolence calls and faxes to the Reagan staff, prompting walkouts from overburdened workers. Cathy Busch, Reagan’s spokeswoman, says the outpouring is unbelievable as churchgoers prayed for healing. The former president, 83, and Nancy Reagan were away at Bel Air estate.
The Pentagon says about 6 000 U S troops will depart Haiti in November with most at home by December 1 and roughly 7 800 in Kuwait leaving by Christmas after exercises. Combined departures reduce Haiti presence from 21 000 to about 9 000 as missions end and equipment is stored.
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