11 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1994
Page
1
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President Clinton leaves today for the Philippines and Indonesia to engage with Asia Pacific Rim leaders on trade and security. In Oregon a case tests legal doctor assisted death by action. Authorities grant Serbs broader war powers amid heavy losses. FDA may approve Prozac for an ear disorder. Doctors claim a simple eye drop test could diagnose Alzheimer’s. Biological therapy offers melanoma hope. Cable regulators allow higher rates with added channels. Clinton urged to override a pickup truck safety ruling. Myths of strength training. Liz Carpenter at 74 recounts being a surrogate mother. Syracuse church plans jazz concert to thank donors. Wisconsin football star Bent Moss risks career after cocaine arrest. Area teams face high stakes in multiple sports.
On this Veterans Day, a tribute honors those who endured wars of the past and the current soldiers confronting evolving dangers in a shifting world.
The 1794 Canandaigua treaty forged friendship and recognized sovereign nations between the United States and the Iroquois Confederacy. Two centuries later leaders gather in Canandaigua to commemorate the bicentennial, reflecting on continued complaints and complex relations among Seneca and other nations. The event recalls early gatherings where Oneidas, Onondagas, Tuscaroras, Cayugas arrived first, with Mohawks mostly in Canada after siding with Britain.
George Pataki pledged to visit Central New York often as governor and seek counsel from Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi and state Sen. John DeFrancisco. He reaffirmed vows to cut taxes and spending despite a possible budget deficit, making a flying Upstate victory lap from Buffalo through Rochester Syracuse to Albany.
Beta Phi Epsilon fraternity and two of its officers were suspended at State University College at Cortland after a hazing incident that left two students hospitalized. The fraternity is banned from campus activities, with hearings pending. Several other members may face suspensions for pledge week. Two pledges, Ryan Hemendinger and Ene Fritch, were hospitalized with kidney damage. Police are concluding a criminal investigation.
Israeli officials report three soldiers killed and about a dozen wounded in a Gaza Strip bombing. Initial accounts describe a death by own action attack, with mentions of a motorcycle or bicycle involvement and possible link to a November 2 car bombing of a militant Islamic Jihad leader.
Randall Rowland and Frank Wale, ages 28 and 31, escaped a county jail, stole a milk truck, and tried to seal the rear doors as milk spilled. Police in Renton, Arkansas recaptured them 39 moves from the van and charged them with cocaine and theft.
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