23 Jan 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1989
Page
1
In Miami, the narrative frames Joe Montana as a standout, charismatic figure who commands attention whether in victory or routine moments. The piece, written by Bud Poliquin, paints him as a dominant presence in football’s biggest game, with vivid, playful phrasing.
Browning-Ferris Industries of Houston faces a class action in Philadelphia alleging a nationwide conspiracy to fix prices allocate customers and rig bids for waste contracts. The suit notes BFI seeks Onondaga County trash business, proposes a $110 million facility and a regional landfill at Van Buren, and aims to buy out local haulers as it expands internationally.
President Bush shifts focus to business after a $25 million inaugural event and plans a Cabinet meeting. Senate Armed Services Committee hearings begin for John Tower, 63, Bush's defense secretary pick, amid weeks of rumors about his personal life. Tower led the committee from 1981 to retirement.
Washington thousands gather in national capital to urge limits on abortion as the Supreme Court weighs a Missouri case that could reshape abortion doctrine. Leonard Dmegar of the National Right to Life Committee notes organizers aim to match last year's turnout of about 50 000. President George Bush is set to call in a message at noon.
A strong earthquake devastated Shararan and nearby villages in Tajikistan’s Soviet republic. Officials said around 1,000 are dead amid collapsed homes and damaged infrastructure. Rescue teams and government observers report widespread destruction and disrupted utilities.
Starke Florida. Bundy prepares for Tuesday electric chair after confessing to about 20 more killings. Florida Attorney General Butterworth and Governor Martinez vow no delay. He faces execution for the 1978 rape and murder of a 12 year old Lake City girl.
Surrealist painter Salvador Dali died at 10 15am at Figueras Hospital after a respiratory failure and pneumonia. The founder of surrealism born May 11 1904 in Figueras became famed for The Persistence of Memory and his flamboyant persona. He faced health problems including a long illness and prior burns from an electrical fire in 1984. He was known for his waxed mustache and eccentric style and was last connected with Catalonian separatist activities.
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