02 Sep 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1997
Page
1
The finals of the 12 and under talent show closed the 1997 New York State Fair with standout performances as Talent Kids took the stage. Herman Gregory and Wilbur Hill, both fathers of missing daughters, seek to launch a Syracuse missing children bureau. Local retailers report back to school shoppers were urged to act Monday to save on sales tax.
Forecast highlights expect showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. Wednesday brings much cooler air with a low around 42 and light showers. Thursday turns windy and cool with possible showers and a high near 62. Friday turns partly sunny and breezy with a high about 70, then Saturday ranges from sunny to partly cloudy with a high near 74.
The Boss issues a new CD containing 13 tracks that were previously available only in Europe. No fanfare accompanies the release as the artist quietly expands availability beyond the European market.
Vice President Al Gore campaigned with AFL-CIO President John Sweeney and Labor Secretary Alexis Herman in Hampton Michigan urging a "new unionism". He condemned Republican wage boosts, noting a 90 cent rise to 5.15 per hour and rallying 700 activists to back stronger organizing as Clinton-Gore ties with labor remain crucial for a potential 2000 presidential run.
NASA astronaut Michael Foale and Mir commander Anatoly Solovyov wore bulky suits for a five hour training run to simulate conditions for a spacewalk planned for this weekend. The pair aim to inspect and seal holes caused by a cargo ship collision with Mir on June 25.
Congress and the White House enter appropriations battles as President Clinton wields his new line item veto. A court challenge looms over constitutional limits while analysts debate its impact on spending. If deficits shrink sooner than expected, the veto could fade. Congress has 30 days to challenge three August vetoes before 13 spending bills are due after Oct 1.
French prosecutors formally opened an inquiry into whether seven photographers should be charged with involuntary homicide or failing to aid Princess Diana and two others in the tunnel wreck. No formal investigation yet. charges typically follow a formal inquiry under France Good Samaritan law.
Reported stone throwing by Bosnia and Bosnian Serbs targets United States troops guarding a television transmitter. The news notes broader aid disparities between poor and rich nations and touches on various political and cultural topics from religious leadership to media hints across multiple locales.
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