24 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1993
Page
1
Navy war planes on a nighttime patrol were fired upon Saturday as they bombed an Iraqi position that had attacked. It was the third day of U.S. air strikes against Iraq as operations continued from Binghamton. University basketball coach Dick Pale reached a milestone by surpassing 900 collegiate wins, setting a career record.
A Clay based tech firm says LS3 Inc mishandled a contract that halted production of a $7.4 million battle simulation computer. The Navy’s Philadelphia base stores the wrapped machinery, with taxpayers having spent about $5.2 million. The firm’s president Harold Popplewell claims the government may pay his company up to $13.7 million.
At Winterfest medallion search near Oneida Shores, 2000 people chased the prize before a bathroom delay by Charlie Carter halted the crowd. Jack Miller of Clay explains he found the medallion tied to a tree branch after pulling over at 11 15 a m on the rest day, securing a $2000 prize.
The Syracuse neighborhood around Marshall Street remains a volatile, evolving scene as bars, police, and students contend with recurring unrest after major SU events. Longtime Baskin Robbins owner Fitzgerald recounts riots from 1987 and the area’s shift from bohemian coffeehouses to late night taverns, highlighting ongoing clashes, police responses, and community concerns about safety and licensing.
President Clinton said he is examining three or four potential nominees for attorney general and has begun talks with foreign leaders since taking office. He noted approvals for a planned U S Russia summit and spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin as conversations continued about who will lead the Justice Department.
A fragmented report highlights the impact of AIDS on children and teens, noting some victims are as young as fourteen and eighteen. The text mentions treatment that helps them live longer, and references a scene with caretakers and hopeful atmosphere amid illness.
In the 1993 session the Republican minority plans to introduce resolutions urging rule changes on itemized budgets all-night sessions and equal allotments. With Democrats holding 35 seats to Republicans 26 and a 48 seat GOP margin, Monday’s showdown is expected to test major opposition. Sen Nancy Hoffmann of Syracuse sponsors similar efforts.
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