11 Oct 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1995
Page
1
The forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions with a high near 76 and a low around 54. In Senbay expect cloudy periods with a cool note and possible showers, highs about 65 and lows near 40.
In Hyder and Phoenix, the FBI probes a possible second act of sabotage after Amtrak Sunset Limited derailed on a desert trestle injuring at least 78. A letter signed Sons of Gestapo prompts fear of anti government extremism while investigators pursue a derailer and a possible related device on a freight line. Authorities offer a 10000 dollar reward from state and county, and 90 agents flood the area.
Rescue workers toiled through the night under floodlights digging for bodies and survivors after a magnitude 7.6 quake along Mexico's Pacific coast. Officials varied widely on death counts, from 29 to 47, with states like Jalisco and Colima revising figures as federal authorities tracked confirmed deaths.
Stanford's Martin L Pert and UC Irvine's Frederick Reines win the 1995 Nobel Prize in physics in Stockholm for tau lepton discovery and neutrino detection research beginning in the 1950s. The Swedish Academy notes these works probe the universe's smallest constituents and their history and future.
The First Lady hints at a romantic anniversary plan after recounting a White House swimming pool dip she and the president once shared. She notes they improvised to keep romance alive and jokes about a chilly alternative for today.
John Wayne Bobbitt tries to patch things up with Lorena at a Virginia hair salon where she works. She reportedly turned him away twice, prompting remarks from a co worker quoted by The Washington Post.
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