21 Oct 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1997
Page
1
Forecast calls for tonight rain or snow showers with a low around 34. Tomorrow’s high near 40. Wednesday cold with sprinkles and flurries, low 26. Thursday brisk and cold with a shower or flurry possible, high 42, low 30. Friday partly sunny, not as cold, high 48, low 36. Saturday sunny to increasing clouds, high 52, low 34.
Energy Secretary Federico Pena and Arthur D. Little announced a gasoline powered fuel cell that could power efficient electric cars with minimal or no heavy batteries. Developed with help from a weapons lab, the lab stage research extracts hydrogen from gasoline, a claim some officials call a breakthrough.
U S justice department accuses Microsoft of using market power to block browser competition. Court action sought including contempt and a 1 million dollar daily fine to force licensing of Explorer, with Netscape pushing for a prohibition on such actions.
Washington barred federal officials from attending a conference by Flight 103 victims relatives on sanctions against Libya and other states. The United Nations had imposed sanctions in 1992 over two Libyans charged with the Lockerbie bombing. The Government cited a World Court case as too touchy to discuss.
The Herald's Journal B study notes the government moving to finalize racial categories for the census drawing into focus potential policy changes. A former White House aide could be barred from testifying in the president's sexual harassment lawsuit, underscoring political sensitivity surrounding witness participation and legal strategy.
President Clinton will unveil plans this week addressing climate action while noting opposition from environmentalists and business leaders. A health advisory urges aspirin for suspected heart attack, per a new report.
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