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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1990
Page
4
A New York woman waiting for a train told a man police suspect as the Zodiac killer she is a Leo. He vowed to kill a victim for each sign and next targets a Leo. Police protect the woman after the subway encounter in Central Park station.
Raising A Roof and Flower City Glass team with Garson Service helicopter to install skylight frames atop Shoppingtown mall DeWitt. Workers will assemble the glass roof over the existing one and replace it after the new sections are finished as part of Wilmorite Inc. 43 million expansion adding Addis and Dey's store 90 000 square feet of shops and a bigger parking lot.
President Bush faced growing pressure to aid the Soviet Union as White House aides signaled a tougher stance against financial help. On the eve of a seven-nation summit, Western leaders were divided. West Germany and France urged aid, while Japan and Britain backed Bush. Canada’s Mulroney hinted a shift away from the U.S. position during a Texas welcome. Thatcher joined the gathering in a Western spirit.
President Bush and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney agreed to start negotiations this month on a bilateral pact to cut sulfur dioxide emissions by about 50 percent by 2000. The move, seen by critics as political grandstanding, comes on the eve of a seven-nation summit and amid Bush’s environmental policy battles.
Baton Rouge lawmakers approve a near total abortion ban with up to ten years hard labor for doctors who perform them, carving in exceptions for life endangerment rape or incest and aiming to challenge Roe v. Wade. Senate vote 32 7 House 83 22 amid veto override dispute.
President Bush trimmed general programs but preserved about 15 million dollars for the four year celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Constitution. The U S Commission spent 64 million on events, educational efforts, and outreach since 1987 including distribution of copies and reenactments. Syracuse University received grants of 100000 for patriot costumes and mock debates.
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