29 Sep 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1995
Page
1
A market frenzy clashes with a heated baseball moment as a fan leaps toward the Cubs pitcher amid crowd turmoil. Police restrain the attacker while players and security intervene to restore order. No major injuries reported as investigations continue.
Fire swept through the Bel-Vuene Market at 504 Gifford Street in Syracuse. Investigators probe the early morning blaze discovered near the counter, extinguished in about twenty minutes. Officer Pogay L. Southwell required oxygen after smoke exposure but no occupants were found.
The Bristol family, seven generations of Hamilton College attendees, leaves $5.25 million from William McLaren Bristol Jr. estate to the college. The gift, largest in Hamilton history, funds campus facilities, programs, and scholarships for up to 40 students annually, with $4.75 million in Bristol-Myers stock.
The New York Post reports Elizabeth Taylor, 63, will undergo another hip operation in about three weeks after showing her doctor that her right leg is shorter than the left. She vowed not to be crippled, refusing crutches or a walker and pursuing a quicker recovery.
surveys show American Catholics want more say in church affairs and doubt final authority rests with leaders. Purdue and Gallup findings contrast with papal influence, while Kasparov leads Anand in a tense world chess match as Game 12 nears in New York.
Scientists report a boy now age three who originated from an egg that started dividing before sperm arrived. Fertilization occurred early, leaving his body with a mosaic of paternal genes. researchers note the case does not prove eggs can produce humans without fertilization. In Edinburgh, Dr. David Bonthron explains details remain unclear.
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