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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1992
Page
1
SU's Adrian Autry steals the ball from Glen Whisky as Syracuse defeats Southern Mississippi 103 to 75. Six Orangemen score in double figures in the Carrier Classic contest.
About 25,000 residents filled Clinton Square for the 78th annual tree lighting ceremony in Syracuse. Snow fell as 3,000 lights ignited on the city tree at 7:15 p.m. Santa arrived by fire engine and urged good will. Local children, a downtown chorus, and Henninger High School drama club performers highlighted a festive evening with shop visits and citywide merriment.
Gov Mario Cuomo suggests diverting 516 million dollars in petroleum tax proceeds meant for transportation to balance next year s budget leaving 185 million for transit programs Upstate mass transit roads and bridges would likely stay funded while NYC fare remains at 1 25 through 1995 The plan includes a 12 1 billion five year capital program for roads and bridges and relies on state federal and local funds The proposal comes as voters have rejected two statewide bond issues
In Little Rock, President-elect Clinton nears several Cabinet picks with no confirmation of reports that Sen. Lloyd Bentsen will become treasury secretary. The Dallas Morning News and Washington Post cite Bentsen, 71, as offered the post and ready to accept, pending team details.
In Sarajevo, Gen Hussein Aly Abdul Razek of Egypt said peacemaking had failed and called for a one month deadline before military intervention, warning that gunfire outweighs peace efforts and lives remain at risk.
Students test clothes allowed by school dress codes amid debates. The article notes varied views among youths and outlines restrictions and tensions in local districts.
Washington reports the first American units have left to aid famine relief in Somalia. About 28,000 U.S. troops will be there through March or longer, with Marines and soldiers gearing for a holiday deployment. President Bush and Clinton support the mission as Powell outlines the peacemaking plan with U.N. forces taking over later.
Fort Drum's 10th Mountain Division has not been formally informed about participation in the Somalia relief mission Operation Restore Hope. Pentagon briefings indicate 8,200 to 8,300 soldiers could be deployed, with duties including escorting food convoys. official word could come next week.
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