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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1990
Page
2
Sparse crowds greet Mikhail Gorbachev during a Lithuania stop as the Soviet leader promotes reforms amid lukewarm reception. The visit comes amid regional tension and questions over Moscow’s stance on local sovereignty and economic pressures.
Energy Secretary James D. Watkins announced that the Energy Department will open its management of nuclear and chemical waste to public view at 17 major facilities including Savannah River Site. The plan calls for comprehensive public studies with recommendations on cleanup, future weapons needs, and potential reductions in the post Cold War era.
President Bush says the United States must keep a high level of military readiness and rejects a peace dividend. He warns against cutting defense and notes no savings will flow to domestic programs. He becomes emotional meeting with the parents of Army Pfc. James Markwell, Ranger medic killed in Panama. He then heads to Camp David for a three day weekend.
US District Judge William Hoeveler held a closed session with Manuel Noriega's attorneys amid reports the government may relocate the deposed Panamanian leader from the courthouse basement to a federal facility in Atlanta or Marion Illinois. Noriega faces a February 1988 indictment alleging use of Panama to shield cocaine shipments and drug money.
The special prosecutor in the Iran Contra case will be allowed to view documents seized in Panama from Noriega's military headquarters. The Justice Department said the papers may shed light on secret Reagan administration meetings with Noriega as officials sought his support for the Contras.
The Internal Revenue Service widens ethics rules for senior staff after publicized misconduct allegations against field managers. Commissioner Fred Goldberg says reforms protect the integrity of the tax system and address concerns raised in congressional hearings about abuses of power and independence from Washington headquarters.
In New York Albany Friday lottery results list the Pick 3 number 193 and the Win Four number 8931. Keno draws show the winning digits: 4 5 7 8 15 47 21 22 26 28 31 35 36 39 42 44 56 61 65 73.
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Defense Secretary Dick Cheney announced a government wide civilian hiring freeze through October 1, likely cutting more than 50,000 jobs from a 1.05 million civilian workforce. Officials expect attrition to trim staff over nine months to avoid layoffs as the 1991 fiscal year begins.
Crowds in Bucharest surged to oust Silviu Brucan and protest the Ceausescu regime. Shouting Death to loyalists and calls for a referendum on the death penalty, demonstrators demanded the outlawing of the Romanian Communist Party, while Iliescu warned of the party’s ban. A core remained in Victory Square after midnight.
Two Japanese veterans who joined the Communist insurgency abroad returned to Hat Yas in southern Inai province. They said they fought for 43 years and stayed loyal to Japan, hoping to reunite with comrades and finally return home after the group disbanded six weeks ago. They spoke to about 70 reporters at the airport, expressing pride and longing for Japan.
Caped by an 11 ton science lab secured in Columbia's bay the crew return to Earth with LDEF recovered. Ground controllers and astronauts share an emotional high as they begin six days of experiments and answer questions about the rescue on a news conference from orbit.
The Greenery restaurant shuts after 40 years drawing praise from longtime worker Burchard and shoppers. Officials blame The Galleries food court for declining patronage while Wilmorite plans a retail and office tower on the site. Syracuse figures recall meals shared over decades by lawyers, doctors, mothers and daughters and workers who will miss the landmark.
Tonight will be partly cloudy and cold with lingering flurries. Low temperatures near 5 to 10 degrees. Sunday is variable with changing conditions and unsettled weather expected.
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports light lingering flurries tonight for Central New York with partly cloudy skies and lows 6 to 10 degrees. Sunday may reach mid 20s with variable cloudiness. 8 am so far 4.3 inches in the last 24 hours, January total 9.8 inches, season 87.3 inches. Elsewhere, Pacific front brings rain and cold to the West while the Northeast sees strong winds and snow.
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