07 Jan 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1992
Page
1
Albany reports outline a grim fiscal picture with an 84.5 billion budget gap. Governor Cuomo and lawmakers struggle over deficit reduction, tax policy, and budget reform while New York faces high income taxes, rising costs, and job losses. The piece notes crime and Medicaid costs as ongoing concerns.
Knight Ridder reports two men siphoned cash from a bank to fund lavish money-making schemes with bonds from Wall Street. Their fraud unraveled when the bank ran dry, triggering government probes and criminal charges, ending with the bank's seizure.
P C Food Markets proposes an 270000 square foot warehouse on Walters Road near Exit 39 Thruway to serve 133 stores. The project would create 170 construction jobs and 54 permanent positions while paying 84000 dollars in annual town and highway taxes. Construction aimed to start May 1 after planning-board review.
President Bush arrives in Osaka and Tokyo for a three day trade mission with 18 corporate leaders and top advisers. Officials say the trip aims to win concessions and counter critics who say the White House lacks a domestic economic policy.
The Associated Press reports that in 1991 Japanese automakers captured their largest U.S. market share to date, largely at the expense of the struggling Big Three. The figures come ahead of President Bush's trade talks in Japan.
In 1991 U.S. automakers faced their worst sales since 1983 with 12.4 million new cars and light trucks sold, an 11.4 percent drop from 1990. The Big Three and Japanese makers split market share, while Honda Accord led as the best selling car for the third straight year amid Bush’s Japan visit.
United States joins 14 other Security Council members in unanimously condemning Israel planned deportation of 12 Palestinians from occupied territories. The council calls the action a violation of international law and urges Israel to halt deportations and allow deported individuals to Tel Aviv. Palestinian and Arab officials say the stance could influence peace talks in Washington this week.
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