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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1998
Page
1
In a brief sports note, Dr. Trimble is honored in connection with the Northern Ireland peace accord event. The item highlights the recognition amid ongoing coverage of political developments and regional stability efforts.
County lawmakers demand action threatening defunding Landmark if the November 19 performance proceeds. City officials and organizers remain at odds as protests mount and critics call for cancellation amid controversy surrounding the entertainer.
Saturday opens with patchy morning fog then sunshine, low 52. Sunday turns breezy and warm with clouds and sun, high 72 and low 50. Monday remains breezy and cooler with a possible shower, high 64. Tuesday turns cloudy to partly sunny and cool, high 56. Weather stats A2.
Sen Moynihan reports New York receives far less federal aid than it pays in taxes. In fiscal 1997 New York faced a roughly 800 per person gap and a 14 billion overall deficit, with defense spending well below the national average and a heavy burden from state debt and borrowing. He urges policy changes to spur a faster economic recovery.
Onondaga County officials threaten to withhold over $30,000 in taxpayer funds from the Landmark Theatre if Marilyn Manson concert is not canceled. Syracuse Mayor Bernardi warns permit may be denied while County Executive Pirro questions the fuss and defends art. Tickets go on sale at 3 p.m. Nov. 19, amid possible defunding move at the November 2 legislative meeting.
Oslo awards the Nobel Peace Prize to John Hume and David Trimble for their roles in ending three decades of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland. The citation credits their work toward the peace agreement signed in the spring and notes external mediation by figures such as George Mitchell.
The Herald's Journal reports that Prime Minister Netanyahu chose to leave a local kindergarten as part of his return journey. Elma Jean Donnelly’s green velour couch is highlighted as the ugliest in America in a satirical feature. WCNN voices dissatisfaction with an upcoming JAG episode. A Texas high school asserts Superman's refusal to share his logo. A judge denies Frances Ford Coppola a $60 million lawsuit settlement.
The founder alleges the buyer of the rights to the drawing program owes him and the show's star royalties and other debts. Also notes a Central New York Food Bank service site and reviews of Beloved and a Magic Circle Theatre fairy tale adaptation.
The piece argues Armory Square faces few planning flaws but faces enforcement gaps. It urges sticking with proven success, noting limited issues stem from policy enforcement rather than zoning or design shortcomings.
Thursday daily number 872 and Wintour 8314 are listed with multiple Take 5 picks. Instructions direct callers to News-Line at 472-2111, select category 1909 for NY results, 1242 for national results, and 1901 for Florida results. updates occur nightly.
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