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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1989

Page

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Freezing rain sparked morning crashes in Central New York

Ice coated roads after rain turned freezing about 6 10 to 7 am. police logged at least 15 accidents with minor injuries. Paul D Ciarlilli, 22, in a 1979 Chrysler New Yorker, hit a Conrail train on Walters Road. car on its roof 20 feet from tracks. Geddes rescue evacuated Ciarlilli to St. Joseph's, where injuries were described as minor and he was to be released soon. Ciarlilli works for P I Foods and was headed to the county warehouse on Van Vleck when the crash occurred.

New York Charles Jones Geddes Paul D. Ciarelli Harold Urees Conrail Walters Road John Veir Ciarpelli Lakeside Rescue St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center Baldwinsville Ken Sgroi Ciurpeli_ works P&i Foods Couny van Vleck Ced

Colemian tops boards as SA hoop squad vows tighter effort

Chairman o. The Boards SA reports Colemian leading in rebounding while teammates insist on greater hustle. The basketball notes highlight rebounding leader Colemian and a call for improved team effort as C1 coverage.

Colemian

Secretary fights to restore Nativity display at school

Syracuse Lemoyne Elementary secretary Sophie Chilinski, with 15 years of service, decorates her desk with a Christmas Nativity scene but faced a district ban over possible offense. At a city school board meeting she announced plans to sue if the creche is not allowed back next year.

Sophie Chilinski Syracuse Lemoyne Chilinski

DeWitt based CIS seeks buyer after costly Michigan takeover

Continental Information Systems Corp. says it seeks a buyer for all operations after 50 million end run on Michigan rival and lingering debt from CMI Holding Co. The company missed a 3.8 million interest payment to Prudential and its chief operating officer John L. Bartolo resigned on January 6. A director who is a Norstar Bank trustee also stepped down.

DeWitt John L. Bartolo Norstar Bank of Central New York

CIS At A Glance Battles Takeover And Threat Of Bankruptcy

Continental Information Sys faced a hostile bid from rival CMI Holding as Norstar remained a creditor. Observers say executives bought insurance and investment bank stock to gain control, triggering CIS to counter with a sweeter bid and a doubling in size. CIS chair Harry B Goetzmann Jr. warned analysts fear bankruptcy may follow.

Norstar CIS CMI Harry B. Goetzmann Jr

Reagan’s final address praises a stronger prosperous nation

President Reagan closed his presidency with a farewell address hailing a more prosperous, secure, and happier America. He highlighted two triumphs 19 million jobs and restored national morale, noting renewed world respect and improved Soviet relations as he prepared to relinquish power on January 20.

Washington Reagan Soviet Union America Oval Office White House Altin Dwight David Eisenhower Eisenhower

Belgian shipping chief arrested in Libya arms plant probe

Jozef Gedopt, director general of Cross Link Antwerp, charged with forging shipping documents linked to sea shipments of construction materials to Libya for the Rabta plant near Tripoli. He faces arraignment Monday as part of an international probe into West German and other firms' roles in Rabta. Libya denies the site weapons use and says it is pharmaceutical.

Iig Lityah United States Jozef Gedopt Genarel Cross Link Antwerp Gedopl Libya Tripoli Imhausen-Chemie Labr LBL Aneering Frankfurt Ott Helmut Kohl Britain France U.N. Security Council

King Day Pulse asks if King would be satisfied with progress

Syracuse Pulse invites readers to vote on whether Martin Luther King would be satisfied with America’s progress on equal opportunity. A telephone poll runs today 5 to 6 pm, with two numbers to call for yes and no, and readers may add a brief comment for publication.

Martin Luthar America Herald American Syracuse Pulse Martin June

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