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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1992
Page
1
UBS member Jeremy Mastrangelo of Liverpool, aged 15, performs at Interlochen Arts Camp in Michigan this summer. He says the level of musical competition there surpasses any other.
About 2,400 Army troops from Fort Hood and Fort Campbell will fly to Kuwait for a field training exercise with Kuwaiti forces as a show of commitment to Gulf security. Pentagon officials deny plan signals attacking Saddam Hussein. the move echoes Desert Shield timing and aims to project stability amid Iraq’s tensions over Kuwait.
Rome authorities ban camels from the Baths of Caracalla stage where camels joined elephants and horses in Verdi's Aida for five decades. The move mirrors past fears over weight and vibrations harming the ancient walls. Cheetahs may replace the camels while horses remain, as applause greeted the animals.
The Mid-Night Madness championship at Henninger High School ended with Bullock All-Stars defeating Suburban All-Stars 69 to 67 Friday night.
At SPACE CENTER Houston two attempts to deploy the Eureca satellite owned by the European Space Agency were scrubbed due to data reception issues. The retrievable satellite carrying brine shrimp eggs fungi spores and bacteria was delayed with three more chances planned before a potential delay to the next day.
Imelda Marcos splurged on six pairs of crocodile leather shoes worth 5806 in Hong Kong as she searches for assets allegedly squirreled away by associates of the late Ferdinand Marcos. The trip marks her first outside the Philippines since returning to Manila in 1991 amid exile upheaval. Her husband died in Hawaii in 1989 and she was to return to Manila.
Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady apologized Friday for calling Japanese people Japs in a reporters’ meeting in Washington. He said he did not intend to offend anyone and issued the statement through his spokeswoman Dedee Tuur clous. Asian-American leaders urged resignation amid claims of racial insensitivity during the remarks.
Cuba reports a 25 percent rise in tourism in the first half of the year, aided by Canada Germany Mexico Spain and Italy as Havana seeks to meet goals despite the three decade old U.S. embargo. Foreign currency receipts from tourism rose 30 percent from January to June 1992 versus 1991, with analysts noting Cuba and U.S. relations remain pivotal for future gains.
Doctors from Prague report three patients developed withdrawal symptoms when stopping carrot intake. The subjects, including a 40-year-old man who replaced cigarettes with carrots, ate up to five bunches daily while a nurse hoarded shavings. The study in the British Journal of Addiction suggests a possible active substance in carrots but offers no identification.
Two more suspects were arrested Friday in the shooting death of Miguel Rodriguez, 20, after a DeWitt basketball game. Robert A. Wilkes, 20, and Randall Myricks, 18, both Syracuse residents, surrendered at 10 a.m. and were charged with first degree manslaughter. They join Laurice Howard, Joshua Southward, and Marvin B. Pyer, charged with murder a day earlier. Wilkes and Myricks are held without bail in the Public Safety Building jail. The suspects will reappear in DeWitt Court on Monday.
Cornell University graduate Stephanie Maxwell-Pierson and partner Anna B. Sea ton won bronze in the coxless pairs at the Barcelona Olympics, finishing third about two seconds behind the gold medal Canadian team.
Record rainfall and cold weather slow I-690 work near Townsend Street. Santaro Industries faces fines of 8900 dollars for each day past November 15 while crews consider making up time despite frequent rain and two-shift operations.
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