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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1992

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Byers Angel Cordero Jr Faces Training Ambitions

Jockey Byers Angel Cordero Jr seeks success as a trainer amid strong industry whispers. The veteran rider pursues a new chapter, leveraging fame and racing insight to guide the next generation of equine athletes.

Angel Cordero Jr

Bodies of 3 found in plane ruins

Searchers recovered the bodies of pilot Edward L. Sheive Jr. and passengers Jeffrey A. McLean and David M. Barron after a six-seat Piper Cherokee Arrow crashed near the Steuben Schuyler county border. The Locke residents were pronounced dead at the scene, all dying instantly when the plane hit the ground. The crash was near Bradford, 70 miles southwest of Syracuse, in a remote state forest.

Cayuga County Tompkins County Steuben-Schuyler County Steuben County Bradford Syracuse Edward L. Sheive Jr Lansing Jeffrey A. McLean

Aid arrives but Somalis still face starvation

In Mogadishu and coastal towns like Merca Brava and Kismayu food deliveries arrive more steadily yet 1.5 million Somalis remain at risk. Prices fall from 80 to 15 for a 110 pound rice bag, but security issues hinder aid as young gunmen hijack trucks. Starvation remains worst in remote interior towns.

Mogadishu Somalia Merca Brava Kismayu

Smart Card Aims to Change How We Pay

A new Smart Card is pitched to suit shoppers, drivers, and more. The concept envisions purchases, parking, and everyday tasks becoming easier as tech unfolds.

Everything and Nothing Has Changed Since Occupation

Carol Morello reports from Kuwait City on social upheaval after the Iraqi occupation. Wealth and wastage mask rising anger and violence as people split between lingering fear and new freedoms, while open rebellion remains distant. Domestic strife and public disorder mirror a society trying to redefine itself.

Kuwait United States Iraq Allan Stahr International Council For

U.N. weapons inspectors finish Iraq mission without incident

U N arms inspectors completed a 10 day shapecon mission in Iraq with no incident in Baghdad. Team leader Nikita Smidovich said today’s inspection was complete and declined to name the site or reveal findings. The New York Times had said the group would try to inspect the Ministry of Military Industrialization. An access denial could trigger U S bombing retaliation.

Manama Bahrain U.N Iraq Saddam Hussein Nikita Smidovich Baghdad

Texas hospitality fuels GOP convention lobbying night

New York delegates and alternates dined and danced at Luther's in Houston as Philip Morris hosted free food drink and entertainment for the Republican National Convention kickoff. The event marked the start of intensive convention lobbying with dozens of sponsor breakfasts and dinners. Philip Morris, parent of Kraft General Foods Bird's Eye Oscar Mayer Polly O Entenmanns and Fleischers, aims to treat delegates from several states including North Carolina.

Houston New York Luther's Texas Pappy Selph Blue Ridge Philip Morris North Carolina Karen Caragan New York City Kraft General Foods Bird’s Eye Oscar Meyer Polly-O Entenmann’s Friehofer’s

Home staters recall Bush memory at Texas residence

Houston Post reports in Houston that George Bush's Texas home on 111 North Post Oak Lane features flags, a gazebo, greenhouse, and moss-covered elephants as 50,000 visitors attend the Republican National Convention. A Rice University poll cited shows Clinton ahead by 17 percent in Texas, with Garry Mauro leading Clinton's Texas campaign.

Houston Texas U.S North Post Oak Lane George Bush Bush Bill Clinton Arkansas Rice University Houston Post Garry Mauro Clinton

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