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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1997
Page
17
Carol Terry of Baldwinsville shed 100 pounds in 18 months using a low fat diet and evolving exercise plan. She joined eight guests who together lost 1,100 pounds on the Maury Povich Show airing at 4 p.m. Thursday on WSTM TV Channel 3.
Readers share their love at first sight tales from everyday places. Send your story to Newsline by calling 472-2111 and dialing MATE 6283 to share how you met a special someone in a crowded market or laundromat and made a lasting connection.
A food section highlights caramel apple tips and mystery novels centered on food. The California Prune Board seeks to broaden prune consumption. Other stories preview on page C2.
A Syracuse Crescent scene shows teens and buyers embracing unisex nail trends. Urban Decay and Revion Streetwear push edgy shades for fashion forward men and women. Teens Ira Marcks and Ben Reid paint nails black and explore metallic greens while Christine Ennis raves about glittery blues and pinks.
Teenagers in central New York embrace funky nail polish with bold colors named Grass Stain Sky and Alien. A 17 year old Christine Ennis displays her multicolored fingernails, highlighting a growing youth trend.
Syracuse native Brian Smith, a 1988 Corcoran High School graduate and Venice Beach resident, appears as Josh a college soccer player in a late September Friends taping. Smith with two lines impressed producers expanding his role, while hinting at possible future appearances.
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