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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1993
Page
1
Boston College and Marquette style underdogs pull shocks in a hectic Big East night. St Orangemen battle to stay in contention as Putt Panthers push for late-game separation amid a crowded conference slate.
A Washington report notes President Clinton plans to press ahead with lifting the ban on gays serving in the armed forces. Opposition factions consider strategies as aides resign and administration officials weigh options. Voters are urged to share opinions and telephone numbers for Thursday’s Herald Journal print edition.
Senator Alfonso D Amato, known for conservative stances, backs Clinton’s push to end the ban on homosexuals in the military. Moynihan also supports, signaling a moderating Republican position in New York amid his re election campaign. A gay rights advocate notes a shift toward moderation.
A review of Clinton era disclosures shows many top appointees are millionaires including Lloyd Bentsen, Warren Christopher, Hazel O Leary, Robert Reich, and Richard Riley. The piece notes wealth in context of cabinet formation and public trust.
Albany audit by Comptroller Edward Regan finds state and out of state prisons released more inmates than manageable from 1990 to August 1991. The Herald American series exposed thousands freed early to ease crowding. About 2100 inmate work releases fled last year, with more than 800 on the run by mid December. The program lets inmates leave to work or study, raising safety concerns.
Fourteen year old Momena Isak, living under a tamarind tree after famine-stricken family losses, is slowly recovering with World Vision care. Nurses say she may walk within a month as relief aid expands beyond the tree to nearby villages amid the ongoing hunger crisis in Somalia.
Congressional study finds troops exposed to depleted uranium from shells and armor during the Gulf War. Defense Dept pledges precautions for personnel handling radioactively contaminated gear as GAO notes future effects remain uncertain.
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