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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1990
Page
1
Syracuse University defeats Pittsburgh 83-74 at the Carrier Dome with Coleman eclipsing a Big East scoring record. The win improves SU to a key position in the conference race as Ewing’s legacy is surpassed in a high profile matchup.
UCHINOURA Japan launches the M3S 2 rocket carrying the Muses A satellite in a bid to reach the moon within eight weeks. The mission aims to be the first lunar visit since 1976, a joint effort by Japan with NASA and Soviet space history.
In New York the agriculture department notes the end of a federally subsidized cheese giveaway prompts use of imitation cheese on meals. Mary Griffin, a food service helper at Corcoran High School, says the artificial topping is a vegetable oil based product with preservatives used in school pizza.
Charles Rothenberg, 49, is released on three year parole with strict limits to stay away from his now 13 year old son David who bears severe facial scars. He will be under 24 hour supervision, weekly psychiatric sessions, and cannot leave parole jurisdiction. A parole officer will monitor him constantly to prevent contact with the boy.
The White House weighs alternate travel routes for President Bush to the Colombia drug summit next month due to security threats. Plans include landing on Baru island or using an aircraft carrier and helicopter to reach Cartagena. Officials emphasize the trip remains on, with heightened precautions under review.
Soviet troops raid offices of unofficial groups in Baku arresting 43. Demonstrations banned, activists warned of 30 days jail. A general strike paralyzes factories and transport as secessionist sentiment grows amid mass demonstrations for weeks. Oil tankers block Caspian port. Gorbachev silent on crisis. Central Committee meeting postponed to Feb 5–6.
Congress moves to override President Bushs veto on a bill allowing 40000 Chinese students to remain after visa expiry. Lawmakers from both parties express opposition as they question the administrations handling of China policy amid Beijing’s crackdown and student rights debates.
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