22 Oct 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1996
Page
1
On this date a bank robbery figure nicknamed Pretty Boy Floyd was killed in Ohio during the 1834 period. A separate note mentions President Kennedy's Cuban blockade declaration and the United Nations marking its 50th anniversary.
In Baltimore in 1998 Core Miller refused to sing Happy Birthday to a customer at ChiChi s citing Jehovah’s Witness beliefs. She says the request violated civil rights. The restaurant says birthday songs are company policy and Miller was not fired for singing. She seeks back pay.
The article notes Nat King Cole’s music described as unforgettably influential while Alabama laments cost of using it in an ad. Cole, born in Montgomery, faced racist incidents in Birmingham and stopped performing in his home state. A new generation marks Durga’s major holiday in India as celebrations face rising costs and sponsorship pressure.
A mix of items includes Bill Murray and Elizabeth Dole on ABC yet no crash injury. Dole offers assistance and Murray’s location unclear. Richard Simmons plans medical study path amid ongoing activities. Fred Goldman shifts to criminal justice advocacy with stricter laws on sex offenders. Jerry Van Dyke and Shirley relocate from California to a 500 acre Arkansas ranch.
Herald Journal urges readers to report factual inaccuracies to Tim Bunn deputy executive editor at 470-2240 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday for corrections.
Recycling guidance from The Herald Journal and Herald American urges residents to use recycled newsprint and place skyspapers in brown bags near recycling bins. Bins should be at curb or curbside for Syracuse newspapers. Community collection of recyclables continues with local guidance.
Hazelwood, captain of the Exxon Valdez grounding ship, faced a misdemeanor verdict in 1990 with community service and token restitution. Later roles included maritime teaching and consultancy, while debates about accountability and the Lilith myth emerged in cultural commentaries.
Daily Number 791 and WinFour 8793 listed with Pick 10 results. The excerpt directs readers to Syracuse Newspapers for archived lottery results and Friday evening draw confirmations, noting access via Syracuse.com and news services for past numbers and success rates.
Bracken Lee 97 a conservative Republican who governed Utah from 1949 to 1957 and later served as Salt Lake City mayor died Sunday at a Salt Lake nursing home. He criticized government spending higher education and the United Nations. Also dying were Ray Schweigart 84 founder of Schweigert Meat Co in Robinsdale Minnesota Dominador Bazan 79 former Panama president for brief periods and Dr Robert Maynard Giller 54 New York physician and author who counseled entertainers amid a car crash death in New Jersey. Michael H Cardozo IV 86 longtime attorney and law schools executive director died in Washington DC from lung disease.
Obituary page C4 lists numerous individuals with ages ranging from 9 to 92. Names include Sue Aren, Antonietta Avella, Mane Benedict, Adam Bjork, Edward Gohen, Pauline Cummins, Peter Deering, Dorothy Fritzen, Barbara Funke, Ellen Green, Nicholas Hayduke, Anna Hayer, Charles Hollister, Freda Howard, Raymond Hudson, Andyurn, Timothy Loughway, Catherine Richardson, Charlene Robedee, Nathan Rubenstein, Grace Seelman, Charles Smart, Helen Stone, Tracy Storch, Myer Wallace, Ange Weisman. Obituary page appears to catalog death notices and ages.
Syracuse NewsLine previews pollen levels for Central New York with daily weather trivia by Brian Samson. It notes cloud cover and sun in regions like 1000 Islands Seaway and Hudson Valley with possible late showers and breezy conditions.
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