29 Oct 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1995
Page
1
A new poll shows Upstate business leaders backing Gov Pataki while more than half consider leaving the state. The piece notes cultural concerns and references popular TV ghost-hunting shows and columnist Dick Case.
Glavine arrived in Atlanta in 1987 as the Braves lurched through midseason. After a 10-12 mark in 1990 he posted 62 wins across 1991–1993, including a 20-11 season that earned the Cy Young. Cleveland faltered against Atlanta pitching, batting .179 in the regular season, and has not won a World Series since 1948.
Canada braces for a pivotal referendum in Quebec as five million voters face a choice to split Canada with a sovereign French speaking nation. The outcome stirs national emotion, with separatists pledging continued pursuit of independence regardless of result.
New Yorkers living near the Quebec border in Franklin County express anxiety about Monday's secession vote. Columnist Katherine Scobey visits Fort Covington, 16 miles northwest of Malone, noting blurred lines of residence and commerce across the border. Residents on both sides insist friendly relations and cross border ties will endure despite potential disruption.
New York Assembly leaders on Saturday urged a special probe into Brig. Gen. William C. Martin over alleged efforts to mislead investigators into a fatal friendly fire incident. Martin, a Gulf War veteran, was appointed to a $97,000 post in July and oversaw guards during inquiries into Cpl. Lance Fielder's death.
Pic Charles M Spicer of Oswego County is recovering from a chest wound after a Friday Fort Bragg sniper attack that wounded 19 soldiers during a four mile run. One soldier was killed and Spicer was released from hospital later that day as Fort Bragg resumed operations.
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