12 Sep 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1999
Page
1
A brief forecast notes clear skies and comfortable temperatures with a high near 75 and a low around 54. The edition highlights Grandparents Day celebrations, tips for well being, medical breakthroughs, and lifestyle advice alongside a parade magazine style section.
President Clinton offered to provide American personnel in a limited role for an international peacekeeping force in East Timor after accusing the Indonesian government of abetting militia violence. Aid could include airlift support to move troops and other logistics, intelligence and communications. SEE STORY A-3.
College presidents led by five New York institutions including Cornell, SUNY Albany, Binghamton, Stony Brook and CUNY launched national ads to curb binge drinking. They estimate excessive drinking causes 40 percent of academic problems, 28 percent of dropouts, and about three dozen student deaths annually.
A new book claims the KGB fabricated evidence linking the CIA to President Kennedy’s murder and fed it to American conspiracy theorists. authors Christopher Andrew and Vasily Mitrokhin rely on KGB files, tied to Lee Harvey Oswald and former officer E Howard Hunt.
Readers may vote to keep one or two of five comic strips Beakman & Jax Marvin Non Sequitur Rex Morgan M D and Wizard of Id to free space for Get Fuzzy The call in number 4722111 code 4242 deadline September 20 Deputy Editor Tim Bunn can be reached at 4702240 for corrections
A nine part series from SUNY Health Science Center Syracuse follows medical students as they begin studies in the anatomy lab. Amber Smith notes the chilly lab, formaldehyde scent, and students posing in white coats with relatives. The feature links cadavers, Rembrandt and Michelangelo to early medical education.
Hundreds of public officials and residents gathered Saturday at the Onondaga Civic Center to honor John H. Mulroy, first county executive who died at 74 after a stroke. Mourners praised his service, with services set for Monday at St Francis, and an open casket displayed beneath an American flag.
The Onondaga County water and power sectors report strong Y2K readiness with most utilities stating Jan 3 will be normal. Yet concerns linger about reliance on suppliers, especially electric firms, and how outages could ripple through the system.
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