11 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1997
Page
1
A fragmented forecast lists tomorrow high 28 to 36 tonight with cold winds, possible snow showers and a low around 24. Thursday brings clouds and sun, Friday mostly cloudy with a chance of rain or snow, highs near 38 and lows near 28, and Saturday expected cloudy and cold with a chance of more snow.
U S diplomacy at the United Nations moves toward new sanctions on Iraq as a stopgap, seeking broad council support for potential force if Saddam refuses to back down. Cohen and Shelton postponed Asia trips amid looming military options. Iraq resists UN weapons inspections and presses to alter sanctions terms and be included in future Security Council debates.
National team of experts to judge compliance with the arms destruction program faces delays as Baghdad resists limits on inspector access. Inspectors conclude that key information and possibly weapons stocks are controlled by Saddam's Revolutionary Guard, with Iraq turning back monitors for the eighth time in nine days.
In Washington the U S bishops voted to study reviving Meatless Fridays as a public expression against abortion euthanasia war and drug abuse. Cardlinal Maida said the move lets the faithful publicly affirm faith while some leaders urged broader Friday fasting proposals.
The Herald's Journal presents an overview of business performance in Central New York and a panel of experts offering guidance on how to discuss circumcision with children. The piece contrasts economic rankings with social topics, highlighting differing public concerns and professional viewpoints.
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