Teen Smokers Gasp At School Grounds Smoking Ban
Teen smokers react to a new ban on smoking on school grounds. The policy limits smoking to approved areas and faces challenges in enforcement as students adjust to the rule.
20 Oct 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1994
Page
1
Teen smokers react to a new ban on smoking on school grounds. The policy limits smoking to approved areas and faces challenges in enforcement as students adjust to the rule.
Partly cloudy tonight with a shower likely then clearing. Friday and Saturday bring variable sun and scattered clouds with mid 60s highs, cooler nights. Sunday, mostly cloudy with a shower possible. Monday partly sunny with near 60. Also notes on a bus bombing fallout and political tension, health guidelines, a football figure’s bail denial, and local cultural events.
Elvir Ovema, an 18 year old 7 foot center from Sarajevo who fled war via a safe route to Illinois, committed to Syracuse University. He spoke with Assistant Coach Berne Fine and plans to join the Orangemen. Ovema survived a harrowing escape from embattled Sarajevo after years in exile.
Christmas comes early as Carousel Center Cald and three discount stores in suburban Syracuse roll out displays. Wal Mart opens one. Ra Lin Discount begins Sunday hours. BJ s Wholesale Club in East Syracuse stocks holiday merchandise as Hafner s Red Barn notes brisk early sales and an anniversary sale to beat the rush.
State environmental officials traced 2,900 tons of chemical waste buried at the former Stauffer Chemical Co plant in Skaneateles Falls. Groundwater contamination extends beyond the 120 acre site though officials say the lake remains at risk only as a precaution. Three miles from Skaneateles Lake, Syracuse’s drinking supply could be affected if leaks worsen.
A Nassau County boy aged 15 died from injuries after being restrained at a Delaware County state Division for Youth facility. State police case is pending autopsy results, with the district attorney's office also investigating.
In Watertown Connecticut a 2 year old girl Andrea Scott stayed beside her father Andrew Scott’s body for over a day in a blood stained apartment. The man a former drug dealer was reportedly shot execution style and the child had covered him with a blanket to keep him warm. Day care workers found the girl in the apartment after she failed to attend care. Authorities described the father as quiet and devoted to his daughter who was born addicted to cocaine.
Entertainer Martha Raye known for vaudeville to films died Wednesday at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles at age 78. The big-hearted performer starred in decades of stage and screen work and left a lasting imprint on Hollywood.
Mary Margaret Daugherty faced a $500 fine and up to three months in jail after her 7-year-old daughter posted Lost Bunny signs on unity poles. The charge was dropped in the interest of justice after the rabbit was found by a passerby.
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