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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1990
Page
3
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Today at 4pm the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show wow’s families at Family Fun Center while the Everly Brothers perform at Miller Court Hitch. Macedonian Dancers perform at International Culture Center and a high dive show at Sports Activity Center. 7pm features 4-H goat showmanship and youth dairy goat classes at Sheep Show Ring. a lottery draws at International Pavilion. 8pm ceremonial dances at Indian Village. Kenny G with Michael Bolton at The Grandstand, Everly Brothers at Mister Court, and Buffalo and Brandy at Grange Hall.
A dense schedule lists 4-H activities from 9am to 6pm including dairy goat breed shows in the Sheep Show Ring, horse divisions in the Silver Spurs arena, exhibits and demonstrations in the Sports Activity Center and various pavilions, plus concerts, fashion shows, and a Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show. Named participants include Laure and Bran Jerva, John Smith, Ken Harms, Dan Overend, and Veena. Events cover sheep, swine, poultry, veterinary surgery, clowns, Chinese acrobats, wreath making, and a lawn of cultural acts.
The fair runs through Sept 3 with gates opening at 8am and buildings open 10am to 10pm. Admission is 5 dollars at the gate, free for those 12 and under daily, and free for 60 and older Aug 27 30. Parking accommodates 20 000 cars at 3 dollars, 4 dollars on Sept 1 2, with free shuttle service 7 30am to midnight. Bus lines offer frequent service and varying fares, CENTRO provides hourly fair shuttles, and additional stops include Fulton Oswego Weedsport and Port Byron area. For information call listed numbers.
Reggae Jam drew about 1,000 fans for a mixed lineup led by Sophia George in red Converse Chuck Taylors and a vigorous Sagittarius Band set. Yellowman offered reggae-leaning classics and anti-drug jabs before Black Uhuru delivered an hour of hypnotic rhythms, ending with an encore as fans demanded more.
Fair spokesman Joseph LaGuardia cited Ticketron policy limiting handicap seating while Elizabeth Paninski, a quadruple bypass patient from Syracuse, borrowed a wheelchair from a Legion post due to unguaranteed availability. Ushers rearranged seating to accommodate 40 to 50 disabled attendees amid concert delays and crowding, with 82,685 on Sunday and 245,096 total attendance.
Alabama and opening act Clint Black wowed a packed State Fair Grandstand with a two and a half hour country show. Black performed hits from Killin Time, while Alabama, with Randy Owen and bandmates, delivered energetic crowd favorites and dramatic stage lighting. Katine Batthe of Baillie and the Boys opened with a turquoise guitar and a white dress.
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