17 Sep 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1995
Page
1
Former Bills coach Lou Saban takes his 26th coaching post in a 45 year career, moving into another football role as his long career persists amid frequent transitions.
Fragmentary sports item notes a low key rivalry moment with teams referred to as Giants and Jets in a casual 80 yard context. Mentions NEL capsules and players or abbreviations Di0 Dii, but details are unclear.
New Gail Sheehy column examines the Second Adulthood and questions whether nice guys can finish first. The piece investigates aging, relationships, and social expectations in midlife.
Overcast east with periods of rain. Tonight mostly cloudy with a shower. Turning out partly sunny. High 67 and 69, low 45 and 49. Tuesday mixes clouds and sun with high near 69. Wednesday sees a chance of sun and a low around 50.
Cicero’s own “Windows 95” is nominated as House of the Week, highlighting its walking distance to Oneida Lake. Syracuse Stage begins a new season with a world premiere production. Kanentio comments on the return of sacred objects to the Troquois, stressing cultural significance.
A short OCR fragment notes a personal fine and mentions meeting new fiends. No clear event or identifiable entities present. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks dates places or organizations.
Walter Sweeney, a 54-year-old former Syracuse lineman with NFL stints at the Chargers and Redskins, battles alcohol and drug addiction. Evicted from Rancho L'Abn rehab after a legal dispute with the NFL Players Association, he fears relapse as he lives in instability amid memories of a violent family past and a perilous present.
A Syracuse accountant explains a years old game where players list up to 68 famous people and a major disaster to score points as celebrities die. The Game, run from Syracuse, dates to 1970 and now spans 29 states and other countries.
Federal crews rushed to the territory after Hurricane Marilyn struck with winds exceeding 100 mph. Three dead, widespread damage on St. Thomas, hospital closures, and telephone outages reported as curfew enforced and looting loomed. About 100 patients to Puerto Rico hospitals as 80 percent of homes damaged.
German prosecutors offer a 338000 dollar reward for help in arresting the last top Nazi at large. Alois Brunner, linked to deportation and murder of 128,500 Jews, is reportedly in several South American countries. Warrants issued in Austria Germany and France with Interpol assisting.
Mayor Rudorik Guhani says New York City subsidizes the nation, rebutting Newt Gingrich who blasted city government as wasteful. He cites NYC sending about $5 billion more to Washington than it receives, comparing to Georgia receiving about $1 billion more last year.
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