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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1990
Page
1
After Saturday only Manlius will accept last year’s 776 page phone books for recycling. Syracuse DeWitt and Marcellus had agreed to pay $25 a ton to All American Recycling Inc. of Port Byron but DeWitt and Syracuse end their programs. Marcellus limits dropoffs to residents only.
Construction begins to widen West Hiawatha Boulevard for the Carousel Center mall as part of an $8.1 million road expansion from I-81 to State Fair Boulevard. Crews dismantle tanks and clear sites, with a ramp to I 81 and access details pending. The project aims to boost traffic to nearby MacArthur Stadium and the Regional Market.
Violeta Barros de Chamorro raised her arms as president at a peaceful transfer in Managua. Sandinista supporters filled the left side of the stadium, while Chamorro’s backers gathered on the right, signaling a sharp political rift despite reconciliation appeals. Oscar Arias Sanchez faced jeers from the Sandinistas.
Congress questions General Electric's 1.5 billion Seawolf program in Syracuse. The BSY-2 computer network for weapon controls may be a year behind schedule and lack of sea testing before completion in 1993 raises doubts about ordering two more submarines.
A brief weather note reports very warm conditions and a near sixty degree low tonight followed by sunny and unseasonably warm conditions Friday with temperatures in the mid to upper eighties.
Sanford Fire Apparatus Corp. in East Syracuse stops production with 25 employees indefinitely laid off. President William A. Hitler cites an uncertain future and notes the shutdown follows the loss of a key supplier Thibault erate Inc. The 80 year old maker of cherry red pumper trucks faces an uncertain reopen and a fading Central New York manufacturing legacy.
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