14 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1996
Page
1
Central New York pollen level update available via NewsLine by calling 472-2111, enter category 2466 CHOO. Visit Syracuse dot com for on line weather data forecasts and Nexrad images.
Barbara Kuly of Monroe NC says her 11-year-old son Myles was suspended for a day after bringing two homegrown hot peppers to Monroe Middle School. Several students touched the peppers, one eye swelled shut and required medical attention. Assistant Superintendent Barry Aycock confirmed.
MaMadonna sent her chihuahua Chiquita to counseling after reports the pet grew jealous of Lourdes Maria Ciccone Leon. The dog has clawed furniture and ruined costly carpets since the baby arrived.
Cambridge and Boston public school students received an unusual talk from actor Mel Gibson on a Tuesday. He described acting as a strange evolving process requiring resilience and joked about a spoon demonstration, saying tough hides come with experience in the field.
A 1935 Fortunes coupon offered a mail order breakfast from Jones Dairy Farm in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin for 1. including shipping. Fred Simpson of Doctors Inlet Florida received a pork sausage pancake maple syrup package valued at 29 295, with Jones Dairy Farm executives eager to honor the order. Also mentions Marion Downey Jr. rehearsing in New York for Saturday Night Live and a Rome La Repubblica report accusing Pippo Baudo Mara Venier and Rossana Lambertucci of extortion involving sponsors. Pascale Roze wins Goncourt Prize for Fighter Plane Zero about a daughter seeking a dead father.
Herald-Journal announces a corrections policy with reporters and editors committed to accurate reporting. Readers may call deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday to report factual errors or misstatements.
Fall temperatures and shorter days slow chlorophyll. red yellow and orange pigments emerge while green fades. Your view is supported as green is the spring and summer color due to chlorophyll.
Stan Bates, 66, key architect of Fiesta and Holiday bowls and former Western Athletic Conference commissioner, died Monday in Pullman Washington. He led WAC from 1970 to 1980 after a career at Washington State University where he served as athletic director from 1954 to 1970 and helped start the Fiesta and Holiday bowls.
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