14 Dec 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1989
Page
1
A lively note unveils the third issue with promises of strong coverage on school smoking policies at local high schools fashion battles at J D and Notungnar tips for affordable slopes great gift ideas for music lovers and more highlights from the issue.
Winter records fall as temperatures plunge across the region. A zero degree reading ties a 1976 low shortly after midnight, with mass residents facing single digits and subzero wind chill. Forecaster Peter Jung notes clouds limited warming while northern areas stay much colder.
Amid candles at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University students recall Pan Am Flight 103 victims in an interfaith service eight days before the disaster’s anniversary. Darryl Koch, a senior, faced reporters while praying for his fraternity brother Rick Monetti as 270 people died in the Lockerbie crash.
About 600 gather at Hendricks Chapel as 35 international program students place candles before cards bearing the names of deceased classmates. Morrison recalls last year’s loss and urges gratitude while Eggers reads Caesar line about legacy. Rev Phillips calls for justice without retribution as readings and music by SU students unfold.
Television critic Bob Niedt funds charity by donating his One Life To Live earnings as the Old Newsboys aim to raise 30000 for the Christmas Toy Fund. Volunteers, 35 teams across Onondaga County, will hawk special editions of the Herald Journal and The Post Standard on Friday and Saturday.
President Bush will travel to Colombia for a five hour anti narcotics summit in Cartagena, despite cartel violence and urged reluctance from advisers. Security concerns note the shortened stay and staff safety, while a $240 million aid bill for Colombia, Bolivia and Peru was signed to support their efforts.
Dozen protesters so the state inspects two potential low level radioactive waste sites in Cortland County. Twenty CARD members were arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct after halting state technicians at the Taylor Central site. Abram Loeb of Afton asserts innocence as he plans to appeal Monday amid ongoing siting clashes.
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