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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1992
Page
1
U S weighs force over Serbia flights over Bosnia
Washington officials say Serbia violations of the U N flight ban over Bosnia Herzegovina may prompt a U N resolution authorizing force. The move could lead to allied aircraft threatening to shoot down defying Serb warplanes as tensions rise in the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Serbia
U.N
Bosnia-Herzegovina
United Nations
Bosnia
Uropean
U.S
Balkans
Yugoslavia
US Demographics See Diverse Growth By 2050
Census Bureau projections paint a future United States with 128 million more people by mid century. Hispanics could be one in five, Asians rise relative to Black and non-Hispanic whites dip to just over half the population. Overall growth persists beyond 2050 for all groups except whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
U.S. Census Bureau
Chris Gedney Earns AP All America First-Team Honor
Chris Gedney, SA tight end, was named to the AP first team All America list. The Liverpool athlete has seen a rapid rise with recent Dowards achievements noted in local sports coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Gedney
Cloud 9
Liverpool
Lesson Plans Explore Fourth Grade Math Gaps
In Tecumseh Elementary, a group of 28 advanced fourth-graders works on geometry while others review multiples of two and three. The district faces a national gap in basic arithmetic, with math labs planned to help lagging students and improve skills by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Youngs
Youngs
Snow White
Tecumseh
Jamesville-De- Witt
Robert Dewey
Lowev Group
Wednesay
The
Herald Journal
Jamesville-DeWitt
Inland Fisher Guide plant to close hurts wider economy
The Inland Fisher Guide plant in Salina will close late next year, affecting 1275 GM jobs and harming Syracuse area businesses that rely on the plant. Economists warn layoffs could ripple to nonworkers, from Canteen Co. to Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., threatening revenue and local residential customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Fisher Guide
Salina
Syracuse
Megabucks
General Motors
State Labor Department
Roger Evans
Canteen Co
Solvay
Fisher Guide
Bill Dwyer
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Upstate
New York
Stephen Brady
Niagara Mohawk
Brady
GM Retiree Chapter Dinner Dulles? Hairdresser Event
Fay DeCarlo, recording secretary for the General Motors Retiree Chapter, prepared for the annual shindig at Solvay chow house. She planned filet mignon, open bar, and a rug cutting after 32 years on the assembly line. A friend recalled it felt like a death in the family as she geared up for the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Fay DeCarlo
Fay
Solvay workers face uncertain transfers after Allied closure
After a long career at Allied, Ad. Solvay workers confront devastation and await eligibility for transfers to other plants. Officials assess future options as layoffs loom and careers hang in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. Solvay
Allied
Fort Drum Soldiers Set for Christmas Abroad Mission
About 10,000 soldiers at Fort Drum near Watertown await orders to sail to Somalia for a multinational relief effort. Army Specialist David Lindsey has missed holidays with his wife and three daughters since joining the Army in 1988 and expects to be away again this year. He supports the mission but dislikes leaving family. Corporal Brian Bradford welcomes the assignment, seeing a clear purpose and readiness to go. Both serve in the 10th Mountain Division.
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David Lindsey
Aiiy
Lindsey
Ft. Drum
Watertown
Somalia
McDonald’s
Route N
Brian Bradford
Bradford
10Th Moun
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