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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1993

Page

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Spring Fashion Ties Bloom Across Central New York

A B section tabloid spotlights spring life for homes and gardens in Central New York. The Tiemaking team, based in Auburn, reports booming business designing neckties bow ties and cummerbunds sold in Syracuse, Rochester and 3 Auburn stores.

Auburn Syracuse Rochester

Joke sparks security scare at Ithaca airport

William Chiusano 40 of Ithaca teased a stranger in line for a US Air flight to Pittsburgh at Tompkins County Airport. His joke about bombs prompted a security sweep by the sheriff FBI and FAA. no device found. He faces disorderly conduct charges and will appear in court Monday.

William Chiusano Tompkins County Ithaca Chiusano Meadow Lark Drive US Air Pittsburgh Monay

New Hampshire Tops Morgan Quitno Most Livable List

Morgan Quitno Corp analyzes 43 factors to rank states by livability. New Hampshire tops the 1991-originated awards for the second time in three years, ahead of Utah and far above New York, which ranks near the bottom.

Lawrence Kan Vermont Morgan Quinno Corp New Hampshire New York Utah Louisiana Morgan Quitno Corp

Superman Returns Four Ways In New DC Event

The DC Comics revival of Superman features four separate heroes in Adventures of Superman No 500 and four spin off titles. Lois Lane, once engaged to the fallen hero, questions who is real. DC promotion stresses consumer demand and a larger print run than the death issue.

Lois Lane Superman Men of Steel Lane DC Comics Mike Carlin

Tax audits and evasion: Manning case and IRS trends

Tax court and accountants discuss the narrowing odds of IRS audits as staff and tech lag behind rising returns. The Manning case shows aggressive scrutiny of dubious deductions, with ink dating and witness tests. Penalties have surged, and high-profile cases like Rose and Helmsley illustrate criminal risk.

Francis P. Manning Philadelphia Francis P. Manning Ltd BMW California Manning IRS Audrie U.S. Tax Court John C. Calvin Mannings Dennis Ponton Silver Spring Pete Rose New York Leona Helmsley

Clinton proposes $2.6 billion Russia bailout in global package

In Tokyo Clinton backs a seven nation plan to inject 30 billion into Russia. The United States would contribute 500 million with other nations adding 1.5 billion. Japan plans 1.8 billion aid while World Bank and EBRD add 2 billion.

Tokyo United States Russia Washington Clinton U.S Japan Treasury Lloyd Bentsen Warren M. Christopher Bentsen Kiichi Miyazawa World Bank European Bank For Reconstruction and Development

Syracuse Symphony announces 36 week comeback season

The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra revealed a 36 week lineup led by new Music Director Fabio Mechetti and president Melvin Eggers. The season features 12 Classical concerts and six Pops, with family shows and holiday pieces like The Nutcracker and Messiah. The plan emphasizes collaboration with Syracuse Opera, Syracuse Stage, Everson Museum of Art, and the Syracuse Oratorio Society.

Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Melvin Eggers Eggers SSO Fabio Mechetti John H. Mulray Civic Center Methetti Kazuyoshi Akiyama Syracuse Syracuse Opera Syracuse Stage The Everson Museum of Art Syracuse Oratorio Society

Watertown dealership fined 125000 for harassment case

An administrative law judge ordered Parkview Auto Sales in Watertown to pay $125,000 plus back wages and benefits to Mary Rice for a long running pattern of sexual harassment. The ruling, by Human Rights Division Judge William Straub, cites unwelcome touching and vulgar name calling as humiliating acts. The decision awaits state commissioner approval.

Watertown New York William Straub Mary) Rice Straub State Commissioner of Human Rights Jefferson County Philadelphia Parkview Auto Sales Jay Warn

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