17 Oct 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1997
Page
1
Tonight clears and grows cold with a low near 34. Saturday stays mostly sunny and cool. Sunday brings increasing clouds and a chance of showers later, with a high around 60 and low near 40. Monday remains mostly cloudy with possible showers, high 54, low 38. Tuesday shows clouds breaking to sun, high 56, low 38. Weather stars A2.
The Federal Maritime Commission said it would bar many Japanese ships from U.S. ports and detain those in harbor over harbor rule disputes. White House officials expressed surprise as Clinton negotiates with Japan while a $4 million in fines remains unpaid. Two-way trade with Japan topped $183 billion last year, highlighting the potential disruption to global commerce.
Defense lawyers for two white officers in the Jonny Gammage death case will not seek to move the jury selection from Allegheny County. The earlier Brentwood and Baldwin officers faced a mistrial and retrial orders followed by a Supreme Court reversal keeping the case locally.
The Herald's Journal reports large turnout for Thursdays Day of Atonement marking two years since the Million Man March. Highlights include mourners at a Thursday ceremony honoring the dead and comments from First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on reproductive health in Argentina. The piece also notes a dental needle development and other varied items across topics.
In Syracuse a bankruptcy trustee may seize the Hotel Syracuse if an $8 million goal is not met. A rumor lists Nordstrom as a distant Syracuse option. A local Jewish collector donates items to Syracuse University Bird Library.
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