17 Oct 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1996
Page
1
Weather brief notes cloudy skies and showers expected tomorrow for the 1000 Islands Seaway region. The source includes plus unrelated website text and weather data instructions.
Summary notes offer guidance for lawyers appearing before the Supreme Court. Emphasis on avoiding jokes, maintaining distance, and not reading from a script. Advice includes limiting materials to one notebook and avoiding backward baseball caps.
The list recalls 1777 Saratoga British surrender, 1973 Arab nations vow oil cuts, and 1991 singer Tennessee Ernie Ford death at 72. It also recounts Ulitary policeman Joseph Malta facing Nazi leaders hanging in Nuremberg and his boast about it. A Jewish propaganda figure is mocked by Jesus Strewher with a shouted Heil Hitler.
The Russian Orthodox Church began action Tuesday to canonize Nicholas I. If approved he would be elevated from his execution with his family by Bolsheviks on July 17, 1918 to sainthood by the end of next year.
Noa Ben Arizi granddaughter of the late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin graduated as a cadet officer in a Latren ceremony. She wept as a commander quoted Rabin's speech from last year during the funeral. Noa Ben-Arizi.
Merald Journal asks readers to report factual inaccuracies to deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday to ensure full, fair news coverage.
The Herald Journal and Herald American note use of recycled newsprint and fibers. Syracuse Newspapers report about 40 percent recycled content. Residents may place newspapers in brown bags and leave them at curbside recycling bins on collection days.
The piece recalls the 1950s pursuit of Chavez Ravine for a new ballpark, Walter O'Malley’s helicopter survey, and the eviction of the Manuel Arechiga family. It notes the costly earthmoving, Dodger Stadium opening on April 10, 1962, and fans parking in terraced lots three levels above downtown Los Angeles.
Texie Waterman 64 famed choreographer of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders died of lung cancer in Dallas. She helped form the team in 1972 and later appeared in the 1979 Movie and its sequel. Lawrence Brantley 75 a gun dealer who sold Jack Ruby the gun used to kill Lee Harvey Oswald died in Dallas. He operated Ray's Hardware and Sporting Goods from 1949 until 1992.
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