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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1997
Page
2
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A compact forecast notes sunny spells, periods of cloud cover, and partly cloudy conditions. Expected mild temperatures with light winds, minimal precipitation, and no severe weather anticipated.
Tim Allen of Home Improvement will be paid a record 1 million dollars per episode next season, surpassing Seinfeld's 1 million. The move could make him the highest paid sitcom actor in TV, as ABC boosts its star power while Locklear returns to Melrose Place after Ava Elizabeth Sambora's birth. Red Skelton's legacy centers on a new arts center in Vincennes, with state funding sought by trustees.
Herald Journal editors invite readers to report factual inaccuracies to Tim Bunn at 470-2240 during weekday business hours. The notice also urges Syracuse newspapers to use recycled newsprint and Onondaga County residents to recycle copies in brown bags or recycling bins at curbside collection points.
The story recalls Japanese soldiers who hid in jungles and other places after World War II. Notable cases include Shaichi Yokoi found in 1964 and Masashi Itoh, Hiroo Onoda who surrendered in 1974. Other stragglers surfaced in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
Richard Knupp, 49, who faced 2134 abuse counts and was twice tried before acquittal, died of colon cancer in Canandaigua after serving time and facing protective orders regarding his daughters. Basilio Nobuo Soma, 81, Nagoya bishop and Nobel Peace Prize co winner, died of heart failure. he opposed Indonesian abuses in East Timor and helped refugees after the Gulf War.
The obituary page lists numerous local residents with ages ranging from 22 to 97, including Laura Blackshear 68 and Mary T. Coomey 91 among others. Page 4 presents a concise roll of the deceased with their ages.
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