26 Oct 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1994
Page
1
The forecast shows tonight mostly cloudy with a few showers. Thursday remains cloudy and wet with possible afternoon sun. Friday offers partial sunshine and a mild afternoon. Saturday brings intervals of clouds and sun with a possible late shower. Sunday carries a chance of showers.
Russian officials dispute New York Times figures on an Arctic pipeline spill. Estimates range from 100000 to 2 million barrels, risking permafrost damage. company director calls the higher figure exaggerated and says the report is unreliable.
Croly Street resident Shawn C Griswald 23 turned himself in with his mother, confessing to assaulting Officer Fred Baunce 33 on Tuesday. Baunce, stabbed and wounded in the neck, underwent surgery and remained in the hospital. Griswald faces felony assault and weapons counts.
After nearly 12 hours of deliberation jurors remained deadlocked in the Chavez-Florez murder trial over stabbing his girlfriend to death on August 27, 1993 in a Oswego County home. Judge Brandi set a new date to plan further steps.
New York Post reports Princess Diana eyes a 12-100 million apartment at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue. Quoting unnamed sources, she viewed floor plans and videotapes while staying at the Carlyle Hotel last week.
Two polls released Tuesday show Republican George Pataki either ahead of or tied with incumbent Mario Cuomo in the race for New York governor. The Quinnipiac poll has Pataki at 39 percent to Cuomo's 34, with Thomas Golisano at 6 and 19 percent undecided. The New York Post Fox 3 poll of 827 likely voters puts Pataki ahead beyond the margin of error.
At Wadi Araba the ceremony featured prayers and a 21-gun salute as Clinton Hussein and Rabin stood together. The peace pact ends decades of conflict with readings from scripture, a moment of silence, and a global show of support despite Hezbollah threats and tight security.
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