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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1990
Page
1
Jack and Joan Shinnick of Mr Fixit's Lighting Shop announce retirement after 30 years at 2227 S. Salina St. The couple plans a lunch out as they close a family business built on total commitment and repairs by Jack.
More than 4600 believers attend the first of four summer conventions at Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse. Across the month about 20000 will attend to reflect and learn. Baptisms are planned for Saturday as 55000 congregations worldwide total 4 million members in 208 countries. Central New York has about 1500 members.
Mostly clear and cool tonight with a low around 50. Saturday will be sunny and pleasant with a high in the mid 70s. Details: A2.
At a two day NATO summit in London President Bush announced a shift in strategy with a solemn commitment to non aggression toward the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. He urged negotiated reductions of conventional forces in Europe including a unified Germany while voicing continued objections to direct financial aid.
NATO leaders, amid billions spent by Moscow on Cuba and modernization, urged Gorbachev to come to NATO while Hungary considered joining. Secretary General Woerner said the alliance would make military aggression in Europe materially impossible and politically meaningless, as it adapts to new security realities.
The Bush administration weighs a securities transfer excise tax up to 0.5 percent on sales of stocks bonds and other financial products. The move could slow growth hurt investors and push business overseas while Treasury officials mull its merit over higher income taxes. The idea is among several revenue ideas under White House and congressional discussion.
Gov Mario Cuomo signed a new law requiring headlights in rain or snow with effect January 1. Violators face fines up to 2100. The rule supplements existing daylight and low visibility headlight requirements to help drivers see others in bad weather.
Virginia firm Eastern States Exploration will drill five exploration wells across Van Buren Lysander and Camillus for natural gas starting Monday on leased cropland. Local landowners welcome the venture wary of private property rights, with potential to create about 30 jobs and royalties while odds of success run under 15 percent.
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