10 Apr 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1994
Page
1
Pro golfer Tom Lehman holds a one stroke edge after round four of the tournament. He entered D4 with a slim lead and added confidence with a solid performance.
Syracuse officials push state Legislature for 3 million to open a K 12 visual and performing arts magnet, aiming to boost racial balance and local talent with support from Syracuse Stage and other cultural partners. Spear, a Corcoran High senior, backs the plan amid prior failed federal funding efforts.
A fragmented list of cinema names and venues including AGME Alcazar Avon Brighton Cameo Civic East Elmwood Franklin Globe Hollywood Palace Park Alegent Riviera Rivoli Tom Hall Westcat suggests a historical roundup of theaters and locations without a cohesive narrative.
James Foley keeps cinema history alive in his Syracuse home at 444 Smith Road. Up two flights, a mannequin in a 1930s usher uniform and a Loew's candy girl dress surround him as he preserves theater memories. He spends days watching films, feeling among friends amid salvaged lobby lights and gilt chairs from former Keith’s, Empire, and RKO Keith’s venues.
Oswego man James Pilon sues General Electric in Syracuse federal court claiming he was fired on August 11, 1992 after warning of defects in $124 million radar systems sent to Egypt. The suit alleges malfunctioning software, faulty testing gear, rusting trailers, and use of store-bought parts not meeting military specs. Jill Pilon says she bought parts for a technician and now faces fear and job-related pressure.
The excerpt argues that middle class taxpayers pay higher effective tax rates than wealthy individuals. It contends overall tax bills rise for families while affluent peers benefit, questions whether children’s tax burdens compare unfavorably, and notes Social Security and real estate taxes appear skewed against average homeowners relative to larger properties elsewhere.
Reporters Barrett and Steele critique the US tax system in America Who Really Pays the Taxes, arguing Congress has created two tax regimes. They claim the burden shifts from rich to poorer taxpayers and from corporations to individuals, with broad transfers among sectors.
Five meteorologists at Hancock Airport in Syracuse will not issue severe weather warnings starting June 1 even if storms approach. Steve Francis, chief meteorologist at the station, says the policy change aims to centralize warnings from a distant location in Binghamton, 70 miles south.
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