17 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1992
Page
1
Roger Springfield, renowned WSTM sportscaster, discusses his past on air. With his contract expired, he contemplates future moves within the sports industry and the evolving landscape beyond television.
The New York State Urban Development Corporation plans to authorize 18.8 trillion dollars to back a three year 75 million program for high technology research. Funds include 12.3 million for Cornell Theory Center computing equipment and 6.5 million for parallel supercomputers at SU Northeast Parallel Architectures Center.
Tompkins County Judge Betty D Friedlander sentenced ex state trooper David L Harding to two to six years for fabricating fingerprint evidence in four cases including the 1989 Harris family murders near Ithaca. Harding faces potential additional two to six years as well as a $10000 fine. Prosecutors voiced shock at the deceit undermining public trust in justice.
A humor column surveys how comedians mock Bill Clinton and the incoming administration. It notes figures like Letterman Leno Hartman and Rivers crafting Clinton centered skits while predicting ongoing, bipartisan material due to Clinton's age style and media coverage.
Being a teen is hard enough, but teenage motherhood adds unique pressures. The article notes about 1 million teenage moms face daily challenges juggling infant care with schooling and future plans.
A Maine family reported their dog Sebastian vanished five months earlier. A Charleston caller said she found him 900 miles away, but the family doubted the tip until the local newspaper ran a feature. Sebastian was reunited with owner Sheila Sulick after a Charleston woman’s tip led to the dog’s rescue.
Maggie Dixon 86 and Bernard Dixon 74 won a Monroe County lottery encouraging flu vaccinations. About 26,000 tickets were sold, air and hotel accommodations awarded, Florida trip included, no flu cases reported.
In Baidoa Marines escort 100 tons of food to four villages within 30 miles, while the Kismayo port remains closed amid clan warfare. CARE and UN officials report rising security threats and support for U.S. troops moving north, with conversions on communication and mercy missions in Mogadishu and Bardera.
New York environmental commissioner proposes new levies on outdoor gear and a $2 dog license surcharge to raise funds for rabies control. The plan includes higher fees for air water and hazardous waste permits and revived ideas such as a $1 tire tax and expanding beverage container deposits. Cuomo to unveil plan mid January.
Syracuse police transition from .38 revolvers to Smith & Wesson .45 semiautomatics after a four day training for all 420 officers. The change follows a 1990 incident when an attacker escaped after six shots, prompting a review by investigators Gary Pratt Sgt Joseph Cominelli and firing range head William Mulroy.
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