12 Oct 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1997
Page
1
In a long extra inning finish, the Indians edged the Orioles 2-1 after 12 frames. Pitching held firm as offense finally broke through with the deciding run late in extras.
The outlook shows Monday partly sunny and breezy with a high near 74 and a low around 60. Tuesday turns breezy with a shower possible and a high about 66 and a low near 44. Wednesday remains breezy and cooler with showers and a high 58. Thursday becomes cloudy then sunny, breezy and cool with a high 56 and a low 40.
A fragmented discussion shows Republicans backing a nine-item line-item veto while confronting loss of Fort Drum and Medicaid projects in New York. A former French official faces World War II actions in what may be his last trial of its kind, forcing a country to examine its past amid Mossad notoriety and political sharpness in a period article. Hilary Rodham Clinton marks her 50th birthday reflecting on future plans as others weigh the fuss.
Area districts study benefits and drawbacks of early education programs as they balance work life and family needs. Officials consider funding slots staff training and classroom quality to support parents returning to work while ensuring development opportunities for children.
Shannon Townsend reports dramatic changes in her 7-year-old daughter Amanda after starting an untested vitamin and drug regimen. She claims reduced infections and a corrected eye alignment, while pediatricians refuse to prescribe it and families travel to Richmond, Virginia for a supportive physician.
The Down Syndrome Association of Central New York sponsors a seminar on Targeted Nutritional Intervention from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on October 25 at the Marley Education Center in Syracuse. Speakers include Dixie Lawrence, Lawrence Leichtman, and David Swenson. Call Shannon Townsend at 637-9711 for information.
Deregulation shifts energy pricing toward large buyers with Roth Bros. Smelting of East Syracuse reporting annual gas costs near 1.5 million and a 25 percent cut over a decade, while residential customers expect slower price drops as utilities push competition toward big industries and power marketers.
A late night incident near Area 51 in Syracuse ended with at least one death and multiple injuries when a pickup truck driven by Keith A Nehpnowitz collided with a crowd after an officer and bouncer had just dispersed patrons. Victims included Russell Homer who died at University Hospital.
Police say Keith Nelpowitz drove onto the curb and struck a crowd of pedestrians exiting the Area 51 club, sparking a fatal crash investigation into the driver and circumstances.
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