19 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1993
Page
1
A brief note reports that TODAY'S HIGH, dubbed WEisewue, brings more enjoyment to Afficaat with lighter moods and a playful tone. Local readers may expect a cheerful update on community vibes and daily life events.
A promotional sweepstakes offers weekly prizes plus a grand prize trip for two to Super Bowl XXVIII. Entrants compete for drawings, with eligibility rules and official deadlines outlined by the sponsor. Prizes include cash rewards and hotel accommodations for the game weekend.
Split Ear, a familiar Adirondacks bear known for 28 years, wandered town streets, begged pancakes, licked bones, and rummaged trash. Police say a resident tired of his foraging fatally shot the habituated bear in his backyard after years of public notoriety.
Cable television faces a showdown as a federal rule allows local broadcasters to charge for retransmitting signals. In Onondaga County 126 000 households could see channel drops and higher bills if broadcasters demand payment and cables push back. The dispute pits two major systems against local TV stations during fall season and World Series coverage.
One year anniversary marks the NewsLine service by Syracuse Newspapers, a telephone link to the world that invites readers to celebrate and possibly win a prize, with references to pages C2 and D9 for details.
President Clinton urged calm among elderly Americans as aides prepare the plan to be unveiled Wednesday night. The White House says reforms will strengthen Medicare while addressing financing, with Health and Human Services officials liaising on the final details.
A private log from an Austin MacCormick Center employee contains accounts of beatings and intimidation of teenage residents between January and March 1991. The diary, given to the Division for Youth Investigator in 1991, lists former residents describing violent mistreatment, with partial names and positions used for anonymity.
Daniel Gonzalez reports Sara Anne Wood a 12 year old from New Hartford vanished Aug 18 prompting a massive poster campaign. Walter Briggs and Joan Briggs say sightings and posters spread from Utica toward Buffalo as Ohio trips spread the appeal, with thousands of notices at Thruway exits and in subway stations and telephone booths.
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