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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1993
Page
1
A psychologist from East Syracuse argues parents benefit from guidance more than children. He authored a book aimed at helping parents use effective Alecipiente strategies to support family wellbeing.
President Clinton named Hillary Rodham Clinton to lead the National Health Reform Task Force. The group will craft reform recommendations within 100 days for Congress, aiming to cut health care costs and extend coverage without pay for the First Lady. Clinton said she will share the burden of the drive.
The Associated Press reports that President Clinton and advisers weigh taxing energy use and possibly raising tobacco and alcohol taxes as part of a plan to share the burden of a record deficit. No decisions have been made, with officials indicating an announcement soon.
Seconds into overtime, Ed Konan scores his fourth goal in 37 games guiding Montreal to a 4 3 win over Boston in a hometown showdown.
An experimental partnership between Syracuse University and New York City to launch the High School for Leadership and Public Service at Stuyvesant aims to forge an enfranchising, university-driven curriculum. Eligible students from across NYC public schools will access mentorship, university lectures, and a path to scholarships to cover tuition, room, and board.
The Washington Post cites unnamed sources saying Dan Quayle’s memoirs sold for about 41 million with a seven figure deal to HarperCollins. The book is said to cover from his 1988 selection as running mate to the 1992 election, with publication expected fall 1994. The Associated Press notes the report.
The 50 year old entertainer Barbra Streisand reportedly whispered her wish to be queen of Capitol Hill during last week’s inauguration festivities in Washington. The New York Post cites Associated Press reporting that she contemplates a bid for the US Senate next year.
A Marine was killed by a sniper during a nighttime patrol in Mogadishu as US forces deepen their Somalia mission. Two Marines and three Americans have died since the operation began this month amid lawlessness and clan warfare. U.S. helicopters and Belgian troops attacked near Kismayo, destroying vehicles and artillery and wounding dozens. Allied forces from 21 nations continue to guard aid workers delivering food and care in famine-stricken areas.
Syracuse officials pushed toward creating a civilian board to review police complaints. Police oppose the plan and aim to pressure the Pracuse Common Council to reverse a 6 3 Monday vote. PBA president Stanley Prue warned of a public referendum as officers with 1600 supporters lobby against the board.
The National Urban League foresees a more positive future for Black Americans, noting tempered optimism from Clinton's victory. The annual State of Black America report urges universal health insurance, a national youth service program, preschool learning, and support for Black entrepreneurship while calling for self-examination within the community and a realistic view of government limits.
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