20 Sep 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1996
Page
1
Central New York pollen level reported via NewsLine with a telephone access code and hypertext note. The fragment directs readers to the home page for forecasts and Nextad images and provides a phone entry category for pollen data.
Herald Journal explains it will correct factual inaccuracies in coverage. Readers are urged to call Tim Bunn, deputy executive editor, at 470 2240 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday to report mistakes.
The Herald explains that about 40 percent of paper used is recycled and urges residents of Onondaga County to recycle. Residents may place newspapers in brown paper bags and leave them by recycling bins at the curb on collection day.
A Baltimore report says ground beef and steaks are shoplifted to fund drugs with a worker filming the scheme. Police and grocers warn meat is becoming a new cash-like crime, as thefts rise in some areas.
A jury ruled on Wednesday that Liz Taylor owes actress Crissy Tyson over 800000 for firing her from a 1983 play. Madonna reportedly considers home birth in LA for her child with Lola as a potential name, while discussing the baby’s name and public image. General Colin Powell appeared before cheering students, and Hillary Rodham Clinton was linked to a charity event marking Star Trek’s anniversary, per press secretary Nee Lattimore.
In cooperation with the CPSC, Southern Sales and Marketing Group recalls white plastic lawn chairs Perla Althea Malibu models for rear leg failure risk. Chairs sold nationwide about a year at grocery and home stores including Winn Dixie Cub Foods Scotty's. Also GM recalls 587000 Cadillac Seville DeVille Eldorado cars from 1991 1995 to replace a computer chip emitting excess carbon monoxide with free installation and a $17 million DOJ settlement. Owners notified by mail. call 800 729 5033 for chairs and 800 458 8005 for GM.
Jacques Minkus 94 Polish born entrepreneur who popularized stamp collecting in the United States died Tuesday after building a national stamp vending network starting in 1931. Suzanne Charpentier known as Annabella, 56, French actress and ex-wife of Tyrone Power, died after a publicized career ending with a 1948 divorce and a final film.
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