Lipe plant closure eyed to hollow Syracuse West End
Paul Johnston finally secured a $30,000 loan to open a restaurant in Syracuse’s West Fayette Street area, but news that the Lipe Corp plant at 806 Emerson Ave will close leaves about 200 workers jobless and the neighborhood at risk of becoming a ghost town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnston
Syracuse Industrial Development Agency
Johnston
West Fayette Street
Lipe Corp
Emerson Ave
Syracuse
West End
Missing boy feared lost in icy Cayuga Seneca Canal
Divers resumed search from the yard near 2146 Routes 5 and 20 for 4 year old Wes Le Guthrie after he wandered onto an ice shelf that broke away Thursday. Footprints from the back yard led to the canal where water depths range from six to twenty feet. Undersheriff James Spike said investigators are 95 percent sure he fell in. The boy wore a red snowsuit and scarf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca.falls
Cayuga and Seneca Canal
Seneca County
Wes le Guthrie
James Spike
Waterloo
Seneca Falls
Dorothy
Wesley
Spike
I Geli
Ther
Lee
Herald-Guarns
U S trade gap narrows in December as exports surge
The Commerce Department reports December 1987 U S trade deficit at 12 2 billion the smallest since January while full year 1987 shows a record 171 2 billion deficit Exports rise 24 8 billion in December aiding the monthly improvement amid a weaker dollar Economists see export growth as a potential factor in reducing the trade gap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Wuanahile
United States
U S
Haig Poised to Quit as Dole Emerges in GOP Race
Haig signals possible exit in favor of Dole as the Republican presidential campaign tightens. The race features Bush seeking fresh momentum, Kemp challenging Robertson over abortion and pornography campaigning, while Gephardt defends Democratic positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haig
Dole
Alexander Haig
George Bush
Jack Kemp
Pat Robertson
Richard Gephardt
Dukakis and Simon Attack On Two Fronts In Campaign
Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis focuses attacks on his rival while Senator Paul Simon targets the other front in the campaign. Among 13 candidates, most are stumping in New Hampshire today as the CAMPAIGN rolls on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Paul Simon
New Hamp
Reagan's last budget calls for 1.1 trillion in 1989
President Reagan proposes an 1989 budget of 1.1 trillion with a 129.5 billion deficit, aiming for education and science increases and greater private sector role in government functions. Democrats control both houses and opposition to details may slow passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Congress
White House
Congressional Budget Office
Fulton man’s death ruled homicide in Fulton
Police say 75 year old R Pusley was found slain at 12 McCollum Drive on Fulton’s Southwest Side. Officers believe motive was robbery as no forced entry was found and a red 1987 Dodge Daytona with unknown Florida plates was seen nearby. No suspects are named and an arrest is not imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries R Pusley
Fulton
Mary Lenhart
Nestle
Pitsie
Fallon City
McCollum Drive
Delbert
Michael Stafford
Stafford
Pusley
Mary Bartholomew
Lenharts
Mary Len
Snowstorm roars across Central New York area
A powerful winter storm moved northward across Central New York causing heavy snowfall in Utica and Rome and four inches at Hancock International Airport overnight. Forecasters warned it could become one of the year's largest storms with several suburban school districts closing and travel discouraged as wind and blowing snow affected the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hancock International Airport
National Weather Service
Dan Bartholf
New Jersey
Utica
Barthold
Madison
Oneida
Rome
Oneida County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald-Journal
Staten Island
Poliquin
Lipe
Mark Weiner
The
Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Tom Maguire
Joel Broadway
Cny
Kansas City