Edwards and Sekunda trap UTSA's Wallace at the Dome
Michael Edwards and Glen Sekunda pressed Rob Wallace of the University of Texas-San Antonio Saturday at the Dome. The Orangemen won easily by the score 104 to 78.
13 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1992
Page
1
Michael Edwards and Glen Sekunda pressed Rob Wallace of the University of Texas-San Antonio Saturday at the Dome. The Orangemen won easily by the score 104 to 78.
Steven Peltz, owner of Northeastern Electronics in Elbridge, says New York officials failed to help his expansion while Southern states courted him. Virginia, Louisiana, and Alabama offered incentives and Lenore County leaders rolled out a warm welcome. A former Sara Lee facility in Pink Hall now houses 45 new NC jobs, a dozen miles southeast of Raleigh.
Central New York frets over factory shutdowns as Peltz adds jobs out of state. State officials say demands were unreasonable, while business groups note NY taxes and costs drive relocations. Advanced Medical Products plans to move 77 jobs from Salina to South Carolina amid regional job erosion.
A trick play ignited by a reverse flea flicker produced a 64 yard touchdown pass and helped the Buffalo Bills defeat the Denver Broncos 1 I-17 on Saturday.
Architect Kermit J. Lee reflects on Syracuse's downtown evolution from 1960s design to 1990s visions. He notes a calm but fragmented city, with old and new coexisting, and warns planners to work with assets rather than erase the past amid economic losses and plant closures.
The Oneida Indian Nation plans a high stakes bingo hall casino near Verona in Oneida County potentially by February. A federal act requires state-tribal compacts for gambling, as negotiations with New York City officials continue to outline allowable games. The $10 million complex could seat 1600 players and create about 2000 jobs, boosting Central New York’s economy.
U S Marines delivered the first food off the mercy mission to joyous Somalis in Mogadishu as combat helicopters destroyed three armed Somali vehicles. The exchange of gunfire marked the first between generals and foreign troops since the U S arrived to protect shipments. Marines confiscated weapons to secure safety. there were Somali casualties but no detailed figures. Col. Fred Peck said the action aimed to deter further attacks while vehicles moved through cheering crowds.
Zora Mihaljevic 77 fled Croatia after a summer 1991 sniper attack and now lives in Skaneateles with her sons Zoran and Vedran Senicnik. Her parents stay in Zagreb as refugees, while the Zab section hosts others displaced by the Serbian Croat Muslim conflict. They fear return to a land marked by detention camp horrors and mass executions.
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