05 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1992
Page
1
A fashion snapshot from the national convention floor showcases hats scarves jewelry and other standout items worn by supporters to show zeal for their political heroes amid loud cheering and signage.
Fayetteville’s Chris Campbell began his Olympic quest in Barcelona with a 7 0 loss to Uni ted Team favorite Makharbek Khadartsev in the 90 kilogram division. He now faces New Zealand’s Grant Parker in round two as officials note his draw is exceptionally tough.
Astronauts aboard Atlantis tried three times to deploy a half-ton satellite on a long tether but the line snagged each attempt. The tether, meant to extend 12 miles, had only about 845 feet reeled out when the day ended. They plan another attempt as ground crews troubleshoot the snag affecting the 17,500 mph electricity-generation experiment.
Marilyn Monroe remains a enduring symbol of beauty and torment on the 30th anniversary of her death. The Aug. 5, 1962 finding in Brentwood, rumors of murder persist amid a flood of posthumous books and biographical scrutiny.
Richard Cowan, a 52 year old Texas man and former president of Yale Republican Club, emerges as a potential leader for NORML after expressing outrage over daily marijuana arrests and access for ill patients. He advocates full legalization by 1997 and has ties to William F. Buckley Jr.
Rumors center on Crown Prince Naruhito of Japan seeking a wife amid cautious official statements. The Imperial Household Agency urged media to refrain from reporting on the 32 year old prince’s marriage search while domestic discussions quietly persist.
Will & Baumer Candle Co, a 127 year old New York City firm, will be bought by three top executives. The management buyout preserves the Liverpool operation and keeps it local, with financing from Chemical Bank and a 750000 SBA loan. About 10 managers will share ownership after the deal closes in November.
The federal Economic Development Administration funds seize sewer and utility upgrades to attract firms to two sites in Onondaga County. Syracuse University and Metropolitans seek a Skytop research park with 771,000 dollars, while the Allied Signal Solvay site receives 885,000 dollars. The effort targets over 2,000 jobs.
Theodore B Olson stated Walsh's office regards President Reagan as a witness not a subject or target in the Iran Contra investigation. Olson said Walsh is not considering Reagan as a candidate for criminal charges.
Sue Weibezahl Naylor reports that about half of Combined Health Appeal’s $180,000 raised for agencies like American Cancer Society and Cystic Fibrosis Foundation went to the group’s administrative salaries and office expenses. Tax forms show roughly 50 percent forwarded to member charities, prompting board president Thomas Cunningham to call for tighter payroll deduction access and questioning campaign efficiency. The article notes the organization has no affiliation with United Way.
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