06 Jul 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1992
Page
1
About 1,750 people braved rain on Sunday to attend a fund raising picnic for candidate Ross Perot. The event raised about $1,500. Attendees said the country is going downhill and voiced concerns about the nation’s direction.
An article stressing the seven step guile from Money Matters to calculate retirement needs. It emphasizes starting to save early and regularly to build a comfortable retirement funding base. It highlights disciplined saving, budgeting, and forecasting future costs.
Sean M. Googin, 15, of Gorge Road in Cazenovia, was found dead in Cazenovia Lake after a night out at the village holiday celebration. State police say it is a homicide. investigators have no suspects and seek clues on where and when he was killed.
Four villages within Onondaga County use village assessors for village tax purposes while town assessors visit the same homes for county school and town taxes. Town and village numbers are not shared or used to compute village taxes. DeWitt Supervisor James Fisher confirmed East Syracuse has its own assessors, noting Syracuse village operates three assessors assessing in the village, creating an overlapping setup.
Ann Staniec, tearful at a Syracuse vigil, spoke about her daughter Donna Staniec who died at 27 after a beating by her boyfriend Paul Britton in 1987. About 35 people attended, organized by friends of Mary O’Neill to reflect on domestic violence and its toll.
At Camp David on June 27 Dora Bush LeBlond wed, and President Bush scrambled for attire 30 minutes before escorting his daughter. Newsweek notes Barbara Bush discussed the missing White House suit and the father improvised a white with blue pinstripe outfit and blazer.
One inmate died and three were injured after inmates seized an auditorium, food service area, and recreation yard at the Leavenworth federal prison for about five hours Sunday night. Guards used tear gas and batons to regain control. no staff were held, and lockdown was in effect.
Cortland awoke to major cleanup after a violent downtown storm. A state of emergency was lifted by Mayor Ronald Walsh Jr as Niagara Mohawk shut off power to 2,800 customers. One injury reported a woman trapped under a fallen tree was treated and released. many streets were blocked.
GE in Syracuse debates a possible Navy deal valued at hundreds of millions, which could sustain the company for four years but trigger significant layoffs. The plant has cut its Syracuse workforce by over a third in two years, with defense demand and past bids shaping the outlook.
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