14 Oct 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1994
Page
1
Midnight madness kicks off the season with an almost all nighter event for Syracuse University. The season debut features the debut of new players and the team’s first gathering under a late start schedule.
The forecast calls for Mostly clear tonight and cool days ahead with sunshine and seasonable highs. In state news the Social Security cost of living bump is the fourth smallest in two decades, while a family court revamp aims to ease an overburdened system.
Linda Fluke of 7318 O'Brien Road leads a local effort to stop roadside trashing in Van Buren. She and neighbors inspect dumped loads take license numbers and publish dumpers' home and phone details. Fluke also uses signs to deter repeat offenses.
The $178 million Onondaga County incinerator nears completion after two years of construction and two decades of planning. Testing will start with steam blows as three boilers are fired using natural gas to warm water. First loads of trash expected to burn in early November as operations move toward commercial pay.
Oslo Norway The Nobel Peace Prize goes to PLO leader Yasser Arafat Israel Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and former PM Shimon Peres praised the decision and pledged to continue the Oslo accords The awarding committee noted Arafat Peres and Rabin contributed to a historic process toward peace and cooperation.
Arafat condemned the kidnapping of an Israeli soldier by Palestinian extremists. The incident sparked debate over the peace process and the response of Palestinian leadership. Geir Lundestad and Kare Kristiansen commented on Nobel Prize winners with pasts, amid talks of resignation.
Angela D Kirkland, 33, of 717 Tully St faces negligent endangerment charges after her two young sons, Rashawn Kirkland, 4, and James Kirkland, 7, were involved in a fatal accidental shooting on June 16. The older boy shot the younger in the head. Rashawn died 14 hours later.
U S officials weighed next steps after Baghdad paused its border retreat. Iraqi units that had been advancing from the Kuwaiti border halted their pullback, signaling a possible test of resolve following a show of force in the Persian Gulf.
A CDC study links rising homicide rates among males aged 15 to 19 from 1983 to 1997 to factors including drug gangs recruiting youths and greater gun use. The rate for 19 and under jumped from 13 per 100000 in 1983 to 41 per 100000 in 1991, with grim increases noted across several years.
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