16 Jan 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1989
Page
1
Injured SU point guard Sherm Douglas is listed as questionable for the start against UConn. In other news 8U's Rob Drummond scores twice in the Japan Bowl to win best offensive player honors.
City and county property tax bills pose a perplexing puzzle for homeowners. This guide explains common charges, assessment steps, and payment options to help residents navigate the due dates and avoid penalties.
Syracuse University opens a period of consolation as classes resume and private memorials form. Fraternities plan services, counselors welcome students, and a campus memorial in the Carrier Dome is planned for noon Wednesday, honoring 35 SU students who died in the Lockerbie crash while returning from London.
About 700 people filled the First United Methodist Church at 317 E Jefferson St to mark Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 60th birthday. Proclamations from city, county, and state were read as Bishop Clinton Jr spoke on persistent U S tensions between white and black communities.
A three hour service featured 18 year olds from Grace Academy reciting poems while the 40 voice Living Waters Church of God In Christ choir performed as speakers urged government action against poverty hunger apartheid and terrorism due to their impact on children. Governor Mario Cuomo urged state resources for child welfare and Onondaga County Executive Nicholas Pirro led a proclamation signing with children Ben Tamara Bags and Ireda Scruggs invited to participate.
Washington President elect George Bush defends a 25 million dollar inaugural budget while stressing private funding for most events. He warns about the cost but highlights free events and historic pageantry as 75 000 Republicans and 300 000 spectators prepare for the swearing in and parade.
A new signal system may have sent the wrong signal causing a head-on crash near Maizdi Khan in Bangladesh. At least 110 people died and about 1,000 were injured. authorities said more than 2,000 were aboard the two trains, with many pilgrims. Rescue crews with cranes cleared wreckage as track reopened.
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