19 Oct 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1997
Page
1
The Orangemen dominated Temple 60 to 7 in a lopsided victory extending their winning streak. Star players delivered strong performances as Syracuse asserted control from opening kickoff.
The report notes a low around 60 with 40 unit Sunshine then clouds. Monday brings variable clouds and a chance of showers with a high near 56. An unrelated line mentions a figure who in some versions robbed the rich or committed violence.
State licensing boards tighten rules hindering African style hair braiding businesses. The piece notes regulatory friction impacting owners, with broader editorials criticizing youth smoking and tobacco control. Local commentary flags policy gaps and market effects for stylists and clients.
Roy Bernardi built a caretaker image after four years as Syracuse mayor. He speaks softly to constituents, attends to parks and accident victims, and claims 30 percent of his time in public appearances. Opponent Ted Limpert accuses him of deceiving voters while Bernardi notes strong labor union endorsements and deep name recognition from 24 years in city politics.
Ted Limpert, a Gulf War veteran and lawyer, campaigns door to door to win Syracuse City Hall against a Republican incumbent with a $585000 fundraising edge. The 38 year old vows to persevere and cites his father’s influence while opponents warn of entrenched incumbency.
James Miller, 56, of 7264 Oswego Road, died after running back into a burning Salina apartment to rescue his dog ET. Fire officials said the stove ignited a box of videotapes. Firefighters and bystanders battled thick smoke and flames as Miller and a Rottweiler perished upstairs.
King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia opened Spain's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao amid tight security after Basque threats. The $100 million project by Frank Gehry features a titanium clad design. A policeman was killed days earlier during flower-arrangement deliveries amid ongoing violence linked to Basque separatists.
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