02 Dec 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1989
Page
1
A team captain describes the difficulty of pulling the squad together and forging cohesion for upcoming competition. She outlines steps to boost morale, align goals, and improve on-field leadership under pressure.
A child in Beijing borrowed an English dinosaur book from the International School of Beijing library. After upheaval and evacuation, the book traveled to Syracuse with the child and was then returned to a local library, illustrating cross border library accountability.
Channel 3 employees at WSTM TV approved a two year contract effective December 1 after an eight hour bargaining session. The vote among Local 211 members was 21 to 18. The deal affects wages hours and benefits and may force 11 staffers into pay cuts or enhanced severance packages.
Weather briefing notes a frigid cold snap tonight and Sunday with significant snow accumulations likely. Details A2 Ziggy.
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev opened talks aboard the Maxim Gorky off Marsaxlokk Bay Malta amid rough seas. Officials said the aim is a timetable for nuclear reduction, conventional forces in Europe, and chemical weapons, with a Warsaw Pact leaders meeting planned in Moscow. Bush to brief NATO allies in Brussels Monday.
Philippine government warplanes and helicopters hit rebel positions as President Corazon Aquino declares the mutiny defeated. A rebel leader was captured and fighting near Camp Aguinaldo continues. The air base in central Philippines remains under rebel control. Manila airport is closed with flights canceled.
In a library lounge aboard the Maxim Gorky they discussed arms control East-West trade and sweeping democratic reforms in Eastern Europe. Both leaders voiced hope for progress though the talks faced uncertain outcomes.
Washington reports the Solar Maximum satellite plunged into the Ulckering atmosphere over the Indian Ocean amid hopes debris would be minimal. Maj. Dick Adam of the U S Space Command pinned re entry near 5 26 a m with a predicted 6 12 burn up off the Galapagos arc while Goddard Center awaited witness sightings for any debris.
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