05 Sep 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1997
Page
1
A brief note highlights indoor greenhouse activities as calming and beneficial for health, describing hands on gardening, soil care, and plant handling as relaxing and medicinal. The item appears on page B9.
The forecast covers four days with cloudy periods tonight and showers possible Saturday with a 36F low. Sunday starts with a shower then mix of sun and clouds reaching 74F, 52F night. Monday sunny and pleasant 72F 52F. Tuesday increases to 76F by day and 66F at night. Enter 4 digit code.
The article notes the Queen's silence being broken with details on the funeral and related events, highlighting official statements and public reaction as coverage unfolds.
Israel says it has arrested 69 suspected Islamic militants in response to the Jerusalem bombing and warned it may hunt more in Palestinian areas of the West Bank and Gaza. The operation comes as at least 11 Israeli soldiers die in a failed raid in southern Lebanon and multiple blasts claim several lives. Leaders from Clinton to Arafat condemn the carnage as Palestinians face renewed restrictions and Gaza is shut down a Hamas newspaper. Palestinian security sources say Hamas leaders were detained in the West Bank and eight activists arrested.
Britain’s royal family moved quickly to repair image after Diana’s death. Queen Elizabeth II will address the nation at 1 p.m. EDT as Prince Philip Charles and William and Harry meet mourners. Prince Edward and Prince Andrew surfaced to mingle with crowds outside St James's Palace. Buckingham Palace flag will fly at half staff for the funeral, a historic first.
Coming Sunday special report covers a huge public funeral in London for Diana Princess of Wales, followed by burial in her family crypt. The Herald American promises complete coverage with words and photographs and Diana’s last interview on charity work and her strained media relationship.
Nuns from a California Buddhist temple told a Senate committee they destroyed documents and altered temple books to hide illegal contributions after a visit by Vice President Gore. They said the temple routinely raises funds for disaster victims and did not separate political from charitable giving.
U S astronaut Mike Foale obtains approval to join commander Anatoly Solovyev on a six to seven hour spacewalk from the Mir station to inspect the hull for punctures after a docking test collision with a Spektr module. The pair will photograph damage and install handrails for future repairs. The risky EVA could begin before 9 a m local time and might last until both astronauts reach the Mir airlock.
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