15 Sep 1997
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1997
Page
1
An Onondaga Nation resident blocked workers from tapping a natural spring, triggering a metro edition report on the dispute. The controversy centers on access and rights to the spring, with local authorities and tribal representatives weighing in on jurisdiction and enforcement.
About 70 members of the 174th Fighter Wing in Syracuse arrived home Sunday after a two week patrol over northern Iraq. Operators of a defunct Liverpool dating service face up to 350000 dollars in restitution and penalties.
Tonight low 56 high 76 partly cloudy. Tuesday mild and sunny with few clouds and low 54. Wednesday windy with 2 chance of showers, high 79 low 56. Thursday cooler and cloudy with scattered sunshine, high 74 low 54. Friday cloudy and sunny by turns, high 76 low 46. Weather stats A2.
A special section explores new rules for planning retirement including updates on benefits taxes and saving strategies. Experts explain practical steps for securing income, assets, and healthcare funding for future years.
Madeleine Albright wrapped up her first Middle East visit as secretary of state with little to show for the trip. She thanked King Hussein for urging renewed peace talks but urged progress without significant concessions from Israel or the Palestinians. An unexpected boost came when Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would move half of the 67 million dollars in customs revenues owed to the Palestinian Authority. Under tight security she redirected her trip to Lebanon to reassure leaders that the Clinton administration has not forgotten them.
Paula Jones and her husband received a 1995 tax audit notice, described as peculiar by her adviser Susan Carpenter-McMillan who questions timing after Jones rejected a settlement and her lawyers quit. Clinton denies White House involvement as USA Today cites Robert Bennett.
The Mir spacecraft experienced its fourth computer failure in three months and the crew shut off non-essential systems to prevent further issues. Officials said the three crew members, two Russians and one American, faced no danger, and previous breakdowns required one to two days to repair.
A racing pigeon en route from Albany to Ludlow Mass unexpectedly landed in Raven Creek Pennsylvania. Sam Russell, 10, kept the bird after the owner declined shipping costs. The pigeon circled and returned the next day, and Russell notes the bird is very friendly and seems to like its new home.
Martha Cherry 49 in Mount Vernon disputes a Postal Service firing over alleged slow steps on June 9. She says the ridicule and dismissal reflect ongoing efficiency battles and bias against her as a slower worker, with claims the rules penalize slower carriers.
Air Force investigators study flight data recorder and debris after an F-117A broke apart during the Chesapeake Air Show near Middle River Maryland. Pilot Capt Bryan Knight ejected safely. two houses caught fire and six people on the ground were injured including an elderly woman. Knight treated at Andrews Air Force Base with minor injuries and has over 2700 flight hours.
A compact overview notes Gregory Hines as a hip dad on television while touching on postpartum mood shifts from mild baby blues to severe psychosis. It contrasts with sports and finance items, then mentions broader topics like Army harassment lessons and consumer credit guidance.
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