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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1998
Page
1
Bay mostly sunny breezy and warm today with a tiesty shower then cooler high 75 low 54 Tuesday partly sunny breezy cooler high 70 low 43 Wednesday breezy and cool with a possible shower high 67 low 49 Thursday mixed clouds sun breezy high 70 low 49 Weather stats A2
A contest titled Awesome Auto Giveaway offers a $20 000 prize toward a new car truck or van. The piece notes lively politics at the Center of Progress Building and mentions New Yorkers accusing Gov George Pataky of leveraging the State Fair for political gain.
The Democratic senator and ally of the president criticized Clinton's sexual behavior in a pointed rebuke. A second item notes the Million Youth March turning violent as Khalid Abdul Muhammad addressed the crowd with anti-Semitic and anti police rhetoric, provoking anger when a police helicopter arrived. Relatives of Swissair 111 victims laid wreaths at sea near Nova Scotia and carried water as search crews looked for the jet's black boxes offshore. A potential breakthrough in recovering the flight recorders was mentioned, while other items preview travel, nature, and cultural features in the newspaper.
Syracuse suffers a stunning 34 33 season opener defeat as Tennessee edges ahead on a late Jeff Hall field goal. Coach Pasqualoni blames too many mistakes while offensive coordinator Rogers praises effort but notes execution lags, with penalties and a pivotal pass interference play shaping the finish.
Hundreds of Syracuse University workers in the SEIU Local 200A face a Tuesday return to work if they approve a tentative contract reached after 19 hours of talks with SU officials and fed mediation. Union leaders say they expect ratification today as voting at the University United Methodist Church proceeds, addressing issues on temporary workers and subcontracting.
Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals hit his 60th homer to move within one of Roger Maris and tie Babe Ruth for the most in a season. His first inning shot off Reds rookie Dennis Reyes places him among the three to reach 60, with 21 games left to pass Maris and fend off Sammy Sosa who homered to 58 in Pittsburgh.
Central New York Congressman Jim Walsh joined President Clinton in Armagh for a Gathering for Peace, reflecting on his Irish roots from Syracuse. He discussed family poverty, the history of British rule, and his role as chair of the Friends of Ireland while praising Tony Blair for acknowledging past injustices.
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