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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1992

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Seaver Enters Hall of Fame with 3640 Strikeouts

Tom Seaver was inducted into Baseball's Hall of Fame on Sunday joining fellow new members Rollie Fingers Hal Newhouser and Bill G McGowan. Seaver's career 286 earned run average and 3640 strikeouts highlighted the ceremony.

Tom Seaver Catreer Baseball Hall of Fame Rollie Fingers Hal Newhouser Bill G

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Millions of South Africans on general strike

Millions of blacks stayed home in a two day general strike against white rule led by the ANC. Police killed three in clashes as Johannesburg and other cities saw near empty streets with trains and buses running sparse. At least half of South Africa’s seven million black workers reportedly remained away from work.

Johannesburg South Africa F.W. de Klerk African National Congress ANC

Process servers cross paths in Onondaga County system

Civil Deputy Robert Knaack, 62, earns 32082 yearly delivering subpoenas and court orders via door delivery or posting. He travels Liverpool streets in a county Dodge Aries as dozens of process servers from Social Services and Law departments also complete daily routes under Sheriff’s Department supervision.

Robert Knaack Onondaga County Knaack Sheriifts Department Liverpool County Social Services Law Departments Sheriff's Department

Blacks Struggle as Opportunities Narrow in LA Immigrant Economy

In a Los Angeles inner city, veteran liquor store owner John Murray details barriers he faced due to race. He cites lack of credit and discriminatory lending while noting Korean immigrants rising in business. Riots that damaged a Korean shop highlight communal tensions and questions about black progress in America’s melting pot.

Ohn Murray Los Angeles Murray America

Hotel queen Leona Helmsley serving four years in prison

A fellow inmate claims Leona Helmsley, 72, who said life behind bars could kill her, is keeping fit in Danbury prison. Marie Jordan told People Magazine she has seen Helmsley doing tricep pull downs and other exercises. Helmsley was sentenced to four years for tax evasion.

Leona Helmsley Marie Jordan People Magazine

Lombardi Quietly Inserts $600000 for Syracuse in Budget

State Senator Tarky Lombardi Jr. slipped a $600,000 Syracuse allocation into a budget cleanup bill after the city lost an OTB bid. The measure, framed with a $48 million police training fund, mirrors no new money and awaits Gov. Cuomo's approval.

Lombardi Albany Syracuse Tarky Lombardi Jr Thomas Young Mario Cuomo Senate

Joyner-Kersee earns historic second Olympic heptathlon gold

Joyner-Kersee defended her Olympic heptathlon title in Barcelona becoming the first woman to repeat as champion in a multi event. She wrapped in the American flag after capturing gold as Michael Johnson led the way in the men's 200 meters and Graf dominated at tennis, while the Dream Team crushed Spain 122 81 in basketball.

Barcelona Spain Jackie Joyner-Kersee Wyomin 'Tyus Joyner-Kersee Michael Johnson Gwen Torrence Steffi Graf Sabine Appelmans Belgium Graf Team USA

Symphony adjusts its schedule for 1992 93 season

The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra unveiled a leaner 1992 93 season with fewer concerts and modest price increases. Conductors Kazuyo Shi Akiyama and Fabio Mechetti will split most programs as Emanuel Ax tops the classical series and Toni Tenille headlines the pops. The season spans 35 weeks, with pay cuts totaling about 20 percent for musicians and up to 50 percent for office staff amid prior season debt and staff reductions.

Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Kazuyoshi Akiyama Fabio Mechetti Garfield Emanuel Ax Toni Tenille Symphony

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