30 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1994
Page
1
Syracuse University dominates Colgate 88 to 53 as Orangemen blow past the opponent at home. Bud Poliquin notes Adonal Foyle in action, highlighting the center’s presence in the matchup.
Morning sun yields to clouds in the south. mild days across the region with partly sunny skies. Eight men file discrimination claims against Jenny Craig for sex harassment. three investigated. Cable firm Tellabs pairs with G10 to test two way voice and data. Salary cap and replacement players loom as strike settles. Hanukkah’s spiritual power highlighted by Paul Greenberg. Rick and Karen Dobbertin reach South America.
The North Syracuse Central School District mourns as Benjamin Banker, 14, an eighth grade student at North Syracuse Junior High and participant in the Main Street School program, dies after the Jeep he rode in hits a tree near Mansfield, Pennsylvania. He was visiting his mother for Thanksgiving. Principal Constance Turose says counselors and staff will assist students, as the district struggles with a recent spate of student deaths.
The House voted 288 to 146 to ratify a sweeping expansion of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, with 167 Democrats and 121 Republicans in support and 89 Democrats, 46 Republicans, and one independent opposing. The Clinton administration now seeks Senate backing. The Central New York delegation split with Rep. James Walsh and Rep. Sherwood Boehlers among those voting differently.
A fragment notes that beer toys and paper products will ultimately become duty free. The text references Tagaeta and ves in a truncated statement about reductions or exemptions affecting these goods.
Victor J. Nev z of Syracuse died August 2 1992 at his West Genesee Street home. For 30 years his family seeks the truth after officials kept his skeletal remains in the county morgue. A 9 am morgue opening aims to determine who rests in the coffin.
The Italian luxury liner Achille Lauro, hijacked by Palestinian terrorists in 1985, caught fire and listed near Somalia. Hundreds evacuated by lifeboats as rescue ships stood by. at least three dead and 60 crew remaining aboard to combat the blaze. No Americans aboard.
Rapper actor Tupac Shakur, 23, was shot five times during a robbery outside Quad Recording Studio near Times Square early today. He remained conscious with wounds to the head, groin, and hand as police traced three armed robbers who stole jewelry. manager Freddie Moore was shot in the stomach. The incident followed a Manhattan trial where Shakur faced sexual assault and weapons charges, and a Michigan jail sentence for a separate incident at a concert.
In a George Washington University talk, Hillary Rodham Clinton joked about an alien baby while addressing criticism and her goals. She spoke on health care improvements and her role as first lady, insisting she remains steady under scrutiny and remains forward looking.
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