14 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1989
Page
1
Lon Nielsen wins the $65,000 New York State Open in record time setting new standards. Nielsen dominates the field, with the event showcasing strong performances from fellow competitors and highlighting the Open prize and venue details.
Listing describes the 214 story brick Georgian estate at 314 Summit Ave in Syracuse Strathmore as a 17 room, 14 acre property with old world craftsmanship and a price of 285000 The home once associated with former mayor Lee Alexander now heads to market as Elizabeth Alexander the estranged wife of the jailed official seeks to sell the property as part of proceedings in the federal case over kickbacks and extortion tied to city contractors.
Leaders of the seven richest nations meet in Paris to begin their annual summit amid Bastille Day celebrations. Talks will span economic strife in Eastern Europe and international issues including Soviet relations and pro democracy movements. Environmental topics like acid rain and global warming are expected to gain emphasis.
Deborah Gore Dean, former top HUD aide to Samuel Pierce, may testify if granted immunity. She told a House panel she could implicate Pierce in funding decisions while two other HUD officials testified on a North Carolina project. Lantos weighs immunity talks as Dean previously invoked the Fifth Amendment.
A dry, tranquil night with mostly clear skies and a low around 50. Tuesday brings sunny skies and a high near 70. No precipitation expected.
Thomas Root, 36, a Washington, D.C. lawyer, survived a fuel exhaustion crash 10,000 feet over Bahamian waters aboard a Cessna 210. He was found conscious after hours in the cockpit, then swam free as the plane sank, while investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board prepared to interview him. Root’s father, who planned his funeral, calls it a miracle.
Rahman found no heart attack signs and said Root had no miracle. The passenger recalled passing out in a plane and waking to water entering the cabin as he sank. The doctor described him as alive but confused by the event.
The American Heart Association will start endorsing processed foods that meet dietary guidelines and will collect fees from manufacturers. Endorsed products will bear a seal on labels and ads, funding a national campaign to promote healthy eating. Critics warn the scheme may confuse consumers.
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