15 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1993
Page
1
Syracuse University faces a code of conduct review after guard Michael Exheards arrest. On page one, Coach Jim Boehvim outlines his discipline approach for players.
Nestle Choco late and Confection Co to invest 50 million in Fulton plant renovations drawing mixed reactions from 800 employees who fear future layoffs. Company says the expansion aims to modernize and keep production local while assessing workforce needs as work shifts and outputs adjust. Groundbreaking slated for early next year as part of broader facility improvements.
Albany reports a 21 cent cigarette tax increase to fund the state budget for 1993-94. The higher levy would place New York on top with 60 cents per pack, raising about $200 million but not earmarked for health or anti smoking programs. Senate leader Ralph Marano voiced concern.
Clinician Nadine Duffy warns that racism whether overt or unconscious can undermine the care of patients in need of psychological help. Her comments highlight the risk that bias interferes with trust and treatment outcomes for individuals seeking support for personal issues.
Dorothy Dudley recalls visiting a Florida theater with Al Ghai allies and later experiencing segregation at a Burger King counter and Woolworths. She thinks King opened eyes to civil rights while youths embrace Malcolm X and his militant early ideas, despite King’s lasting legacy.
HIPP News debuts with six pages urging an end to school and community violence. Ninth graders share fear and call for wake up in a workshop by the American Friends Service Committee’s Help Increase the Peace Project.
Albany reports Assemblyman Michael Bragman plans public hearings in Syracuse and New York City within two months to probe rising flight costs. He notes business travelers face higher fares, while cheaper options exist with advance bookings and Saturday stays.
In Washington Defense Secretary Cheney said another air strike against Iraq remains possible if Saddam Hussein fails to comply with allied demands. President Bush backed the action warning Saddam to heed the message as Clinton prepares for a renewed forceful response. Secretary of State Christopher R. (Lawrence) Eagleburger predicted Saddam would test Clinton's resolve.
The cookbook sponsored by Junior Achievement of Central New York features recipes from public figures Tarky Lombardi James Walsh and Michael Bragman and helps 45 junior achievers gain practical business experience by forming Young Designs with Agway.
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