14 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1997
Page
1
Good evening Morrow. High 34 with 1 to 3 inches more snow. Saturday will be cold with 1 to 3 inches of snow, low 26. Sunday turns slushy and cold with snow, high 32, low 20. Monday cloudy, windy and cold with flurries, high 38, low 22. Tuesday breezy with clouds and some sunshine, high 42, low 26.
A heavy wet snowstorm across Syracuse and Onondaga County shuts schools in multiple counties including Oswego, Madison, Cayuga. By 7 am 5.1 inches had fallen at Hancock Airport. Roads are icy and traffic slowed, with minor injuries reported. The Christmas tree installation in Clinton Square is postponed.
Meteorologist Mike Sporer of the National Weather Service in Binghamton says winter travel advisories will wind down by noon and continue to ease through the weekend. NewsLine directs callers to use category 9690 for forecasts.
US Navy and UN inspectors arrived in Bahrain after Richard Butler ordered withdrawal from Iraq leaving a skeleton staff. Alan Dacey said the team would return to continue work. Congress adjourned amid Clinton aides and Republicans criticizing the refusal to fund two global agencies amid the Asian crisis and UN debt.
New York state moves to raise graduation standards with the class of 2005 and beyond facing three years each of math and science and five college prep exams. Credits rise from 20.5 to 22, core curriculum tightens, second language required, and parenting taught while the competency diploma is phased out. Educators note NYC will feel the impact as fewer than half graduate in four years.
The Herald's Journal B Jury weighs death for a man charged with murdering two CLA employees as a wave of outrage follows the incident and related public responses emerge from the community.
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