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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1992

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Sage-Dey Inc ends severance pay after Jan 1 1993

Sage-Dey Inc owner Addis & Dey's will stop severance pay from January 1993 as the parent company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Four Syracuse area stores close by February 15 along with additional outlets in Saratoga Springs Schenectady Connecticut and New Hampshire. Lucid details note severance only covered through December 1 1991.

Addis & Dey’s Syracuse Sage- Dey Inc James E. Toler Jr Sage-Dey Inc Addis &Ley’s Onondaga County Saratoga Springs Schenectady Connecticut New Hampshire Sage-Dey Sage-Allen Chainiag Toler Sup

Clinton names economic team for new administration

President-elect Bill Clinton plans a mixed lineup of Capitol Hill and Wall Street veterans to push the agenda. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen would be Treasury secretary with Leon Panetta to run the Office of Management and Budget, and Roger Altman named to be Bentsen’s deputy. Robert Rubin of Goldman Sachs expected to head the Economic Security Council. Donna Shalala eyed to head Health and Human Services. Carol Browner discussed to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.

Little Rock Ark Bill Clinton Capitol Hill Wall Street Clinton Lloyd Bentsen D-Texas Treasury Leon Panetta D-Calif Office of Management and Budget New York Roger Altman

Albany lawmakers study sexual harassment in seminar

Assembly members attended a Cornell funded mandatory session on sexual harassment led by Francine Moccio. The event, watched by reporters nationwide, aimed to illuminate do's and don'ts and highlighted ongoing debates sparked by national cases and Capitol whistleblowing.

New York Assembly Saul Weprin D-Queens Francine Moccio Cornell University Cornell Law School Anita Hill U.S. Supreme Court Clarence Thomas U.S Brock Adams D-Wash Bob Packwood New Mocero Congress Owever

Santa rescues woman from carjacker at mall

Gloria Margolis, a 36 year old single mother from Los Angeles, credits a mall Santa for saving her from a would be carjacker on Chatworth Street. Daniel Hobbit, 40, a freelance video producer playing St Nick, chased off the assailant after hearing the screams. He says he looked unusual with bells ringing as he vaulted toward the suspect.

Gloria Margolis Chatsworth Street Los Angeles Santa Claus Daniel Hobbit St. Nick Hobbit

Marines in Somalia Under Fire as U S Forces Move In

Marines faced hostile fire while patrolling Mogadishu as U S forces and French units assume command under Operation Restore Hope. Gunmen fired on helicopters and at a road checkpoint amid tense early hours, signaling a challenging first day for the coalition advance into the chaotic Somali capital.

Mogadishu Somalia U.S Rex Point Greg Horton Brn

Comfort for AIDS patients comes with collar around neck

Rev John Backe a Lutheran chaplain and director of pastoral care for Hospice of Central New York explains his role in AIDS ministry. He moved from New York City after St Luke's Hospital closed its Manhattan hospice. About 10 to 12 percent of current patients have AIDS and the hospice cared for about 100 terminally ill people with fourteen deaths last week including two due to AIDS.

New York City John Backe Backe Pronounced Back-Ee Hospice Central New York St. Luke's Hospital Manhattan Ths Focal New York Backe Min

Charles and Di end royal unity in Parliament talk

Prime Minister John Major announced in the House of Commons that Charles and Diana have separated but have no plans to divorce. The couple, long seen as estranged, will continue royal duties including hospital visits despite questions about their future.

London Charles Diana John Major House of Commons Major Sab Prine Rles Queen Elizabeth

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