11 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1993
Page
1
A compact weekend guide highlights child friendly TV options at decent timing and notes a local retreat called Poor Richard's Oasis. The Weekend Calendar lists events and venues on DA D2 and D10 pages for family outings and entertainment.
After 32 seasons at Port Byron, head coach Gino Alberici steps down from the sidelines. The longtime leader built the program, guiding players and staff through countless campaigns. The community reflects on his steadfast tenure and impact.
A bronze statue of three women and a wounded soldier, representing nurses radio operators and air traffic controllers, will be dedicated near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Artist Glenna Goodacre designed vague figures for broad interpretation. Beth Cooper, a former intensive care nurse, recalls the year’s growth and the vow to be remembered. Three local female veterans recount their service in interviews.
Los Angeles police traced a 1988 black Cadillac Allante reported stolen 16 months earlier to a massive wood recycling yard pile. The wreckage, including the car and transmission removed, was hauled out after investigators followed tips and a joint task force work.
The House approved the Brady bill by 49 votes, pushing for Senate passage of a five day waiting period and criminal background checks for handgun buyers. The same session advanced a broad crime bill likely to pass next week, with provisions to fund 100000 police officers and regional prisons. A D’Amato amendment would make gun crimes federal offenses with harsh penalties, potentially enabling the death penalty for certain shootings across state lines. President Clinton praised the handgun controls and signaled support for an ammunition tax or broader bans.
Syracuse man William B. Glenn 38 died after a 4:45 p.m. confrontation over clothes and money with Jeffrey K. Harrison 30. Harrison turned himself in after the attack, later charged with second degree murder. Glenn died at University Hospital nearly an hour later.
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