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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1998
Page
1
Forecast calls for a clear night and a cool low as Tuesday turns mostly sunny with a pleasant afternoon and a high near mid sixties. Lows tonight around 40s to 50s, North American region.
The storm lashed the Gulf Coast with winds up to 172 mph from the Panhandle to Louisiana. No deaths reported yet as evacuees topped 1.5 million. Gau tier community college gym shelter overflow forced 404 indoors, while a Trent Lott Middle School roof damage trapped 90 sheltered students.
An unnamed Israeli official in Jerusalem said President Clinton would host Prime Minister Netanyahu and Yasser Arafat for an impromptu trilateral summit in New York to seal a long sought West Bank peace deal. Secretary Albght met with the leaders but gave no clear word on Arafat joining the President’s U.N. speech.
San Diego reports early trials indicate a nasal spray flu vaccine outperforms the traditional shot, especially in children. In a 1,358 child study, only 2 percent of those vaccinated via spray developed the flu versus 13 percent in a control group, suggesting stronger protection against Sydney-like strains.
A garbled report mentions the Metropolitan Opera opening tied to a contested record, with references to various entities including New Jersey and the U S Energy Department. It hints at a nuclear stockpile issue and a press reaction, while noting a minister's stance on same sex weddings and a controversial marriage event involving peaches.
German voters ousted Chancellor Helmut Kohl after 16 years, electing Gerhard Schroeder on a nationwide ballot. The shift signals a desire for change amid unemployment concerns and a new direction for the government.
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