Justice or Quotas Debate Heats in Campaigns
A political debate over affirmative action is expected to intensify in upcoming campaigns, with advocates and opponents framing justice and quotas as central questions for policy and elections.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1990
Page
1
A political debate over affirmative action is expected to intensify in upcoming campaigns, with advocates and opponents framing justice and quotas as central questions for policy and elections.
Baldwinsville resident dies in a one car collision on Route 31 close to his residence. Metro/B1
State Writer M C Burns reports Oren Lyons and Gen Alexander Haig received Hills Island Medals of Honor at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Nixon did not attend to claim his award. Lyons and Haig previously opposed each other during the 1973 Wounded Knee standoff.
Beverly Galtieri’s wrist injury at St. Joseph's Hospital prompts discussion on emergency medicine staffing. Dr. Alan Ungaro demonstrates scaphoid fracture detection for resident David Rahner as hospitals debate recruiting skilled emergency physicians to staff busy ERs across Central New York.
A Solvay woman fears losing contact with her Kuwaiti husband as U S diplomats withdraw from Kuwait. The U S embassy, fed by scarce supplies, will be unstaffed after Iraq allowed all foreigners to depart. Ninety six Americans released recently reach freedom in Europe or the United States.
The first wave of American hostages freed from Iraq and Kuwait arrived home as Bush administration pressurized Baghdad for Saddam Husain's total withdrawal. U S officials sought a Baker Saddam meeting by January 3 to allow withdrawal by January 15 under UN force deadline, while monitoring Iraq's weapons programs. About 175 Americans landed in Germany with others expected to reach the United States. 101 Britons flew to London, with plans to evacuate the remaining roughly 750.
Lech Walesa, leader of Solidarity, secured a landslide 77 to 23 percent over Stanislaw Tyminski as Poland elected its first freely chosen president. He vowed to build a stable democracy and market economy while addressing tough tasks ahead.
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