Don Barrigar Receives Korean War Medals
Don Barrigar holds one of the medals awarded for his service in the Korean War. The veteran posed with the hardware, reflecting on his wartime experiences and recognition received in later years.
11 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1996
Page
1
Don Barrigar holds one of the medals awarded for his service in the Korean War. The veteran posed with the hardware, reflecting on his wartime experiences and recognition received in later years.
The forecast calls for cold, cloudy conditions with lake-effect snow on Tuesday. Wednesday brings clouds and some sun with possible flurries. highs around 32 and lows near 20. Thursday turns cooler with more clouds and a few flurries, high 26. Friday trends to intervals of clouds and sun with a 36 degree high.
Snow expected to fall across northern Onondaga Cayuga Oneida Madison and Jefferson counties with up to 18 inches in Pulaski and Sandy Creek area. Power outages reported as heavy wet snow brings down limbs. I 81 open but travel discouraged.
A guidance note outlines how to help people make tax exempt contributions to the World Food Program. It cites the agency in Central Africa and provides a mailing address at Friends of the World Food Program, Room 6C2-2530, 2 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, for support.
Don Barrigar, a Korean War veteran, finally collected eight combat medals in September. He fought at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir where about 20,000 U S and British soldiers faced 120,000 Chinese and North Korean troops, endured frostbite, AWOL episodes, and later alcoholism before finding help at the Syracuse Rescue Mission.
After 19 years hosting 480's Sunday news, Dand Brinkley opened his farewell broadcast by apologizing to President Clinton for calling him a bore during election night coverage. The interview for This Week recorded Friday in the Roosevelt Room aired as Brinkley reflected on fairness and objectivity. Clinton accepted the apology and praised embracing a judge of a public figure's body of work.
Researchers at the American Heart Association meeting report on soy protein reducing hot flash intensity in some menopause patients. Dr. Gregory L. Burke of Bowman Gray School of Medicine described a study noting improved symptoms after soy intake, suggesting soy as a possible treatment option.
The former president of Notre Dame travels to Syracuse to help Most Holy Rosary School with fundraising efforts as part of a series of educational charity events.
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