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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1992
Page
1
The Chicago Bulls' Scottie Pippen and the Houston Rockets' Hakeem Olajuwon battled for a rebound on Friday as Houston won 110 96, snapping Chicago's six game home winning streak.
Optimistic Michael Bennett signs to assume interim management of the bankrupt Syracuse Square hotels from Joseph Murphy Sr. He plans a 7.5 million remodel over two years and a 15 million interim loan to inject cash. Bennett expects court approval soon and sale within six months while creditors await settlement.
Harrisburg reports a $6.89 million Dec. 1, 1991 lottery jackpot expired Friday at 4 30 p m. State spokesman Mark Schreiber said the ticket was bought but the winner did not claim the prize. A prior unclaimed $65 million rate expired on Nov. 6 as back-to-back jackpots went unclaimed for the first time since 1982.
NYPD officers scanned vehicles on a flooded expressway as high winds and high tide closed roads Across the city the Northeast faced a giant winter storm bringing widespread flooding and travel disruptions.
Princess Anne, 42, marries Royal Navy Cmdr Tim Laurence in a private Balmoral wedding attended by a small circle of royals. The ceremony follows a year of high-profile royal marriages and amid media scrutiny, with Diana sending best wishes from London.
U.S. District Judge Thomas F. Hogan dismissed a count against Caspar Weinberger for lying to Congress about the arms-for-hostage Iran-Contra deal, saying prosecutors waited too long to file. Weinberger still faces trial January 5 on four other counts despite the ruling.
In Portland Oregon a 30 year old man entered Kellogg Middle School during lunch hours and abducted a 12 year old girl to a nearby adult motel before she escaped and alerted staff. Police arrested Charles Elwin Burch soon after the incident. The Chaotic scene drew screams from students as staff confronted the suspect.
The first food convoy with U.S. Marines as escorts departs Mogadishu delivering 20 tons of rice beans and oil from France. Cars and armored support guard the crossing as warlords pledge to withdraw and aid workers warn of ongoing famine and danger in the interior.
President elect Clinton chose Democratic Party Chairman Ronald H. Brown for secretary of commerce. Brown would be the first Black cabinet member in Clinton's administration and was tapped as the party chief four years ago. The announcement signals a cabinet blend of Washington savvy and fresh national perspectives.
Washington senator Paul Simon led a reform pushing ABC NBC and CBS to adopt uniform paid guidelines on depicting violence in entertainment shows starting next fall. The voluntary pact came after a law granting antitrust waiver. Simon spoke at a Friday news conference with no network reps present and said a full industry meeting with studios will follow in Los Angeles next spring.
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