03 Oct 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1997
Page
1
A Clay teen who said she was followed by a man in a green car says police now suspect the man isn’t the same as the one who followed her in September. The report notes uncertainty and ongoing inquiry.
Tonight and tomorrow expect increasing clouds. Saturday trends to intervals of clouds and sun with a warm low around 56. Sunday remains partly sunny and pleasant with a high near 72 and a low of 54. Monday turns pleasantly warm with some sun, about 74/52. Tuesday turns cooler with a few showers, around 66/48.
On October 3, 1997, Busytown activities kick off at the MOST while Ultrazone targets children 12 and under on Saturdays.
Attorney General Janet Reno expands the Justice Department inquiry into Vice President Al Gore's fund-raising telephone calls and moves toward a possible independent counsel. She rejects a separate probe of Clinton fund-raising practices, leaving the Oct. 15 decision deadline on Gore's calls intact. The stance returns focus to Congress as Republicans push for a formal independent probe.
Trevor Rees-Jones, Diana’s bodyguard, is preparing to depart Paris for London after more than a month in hospital. Police report a step forward in his recollections but say key crash details remain unclear. The inquiry leans toward a second car causing the Mercedes to swerve, with Fiat paint and Fiat Uno tail-light fragments cited as evidence.
Secretary of Defense William Cohen approved a $60 million Air Force laser test aimed at a satellite to measure destructive power. The test in New Mexico will flash an infrared beam about six feet wide for under one second, then a longer pulse, to assess vulnerability of orbiting satellites and guide defensive modeling.
A crowd of 700000 Christians is expected in Washington on Saturday for a mass rally. The event highlights shared faith and the political moment as organized by Promise Keepers with nationwide participation and a focus on unity among men.
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