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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1990
Page
3
A regional sale advertises 20 to 25 percent off regular prices on outerwear for girls and men. It flags dress coats jackets and seasonal colors with discounts, noting mens hunt club and leather bomber jackets and that percentages reflect savings on regular prices.
Denver profile of Neil Bush, son of George and Barbara Bush, detailing his frustration at public scrutiny over Silverado Banking actions. The piece notes his career as a television pundit, a September disciplinary hearing, and Democratic calls for a special prosecutor. It covers his finances, move to a $550000 Denver home, and his view of government mismanagement.
University of Illinois professor George Hendrick says James Jones’s original 1,300 page manuscript was harsher and more realistic, especially in Army speech and risqué scenes from prewar Hawaii. Scribners forced edits in 1950, a move Hendrick says would not happen today.
A federal grand jury plans to file criminal charges against Eastern Airlines over maintenance problems at La Guardia Kennedy Atlanta airports. Prosecutors and Eastern lawyers will meet to discuss a plea bargain with Eastern expected to plead guilty to some charges. The probe targets more than seven current or former employees, for work done in early 1989. current practices are said to comply with rules per FAA spokesman.
Los Angeles workers erected metal scaffolding Saturday to shore up a subway tunnel that partially caved in during a fire. The 100-foot section of the Metro Rail Red Line tunnel near the Hollywood Freeway collapsed on Friday, prompting the ongoing closure of the freeway for a second day due to fear of collapse under traffic vibrations.
Fires across the West continue to threaten areas in California, burning thousands of acres as hot conditions persist. In another incident a 7,000 acre brush fire was sparked by a teenager’s model rocket and may cost the boy’s parents. In Washington state the Mount Baker Snoqualmie forest district reports most of 55 small lightning fires are under control or being fought. A Vermont man accused of molesting six children has disappeared after mailing letters claiming the children are at risk due to AIDS. Norman Powers, a Milton piano turner, mailed notices to welfare offices and a local district, prompting police and social workers to inform families.
A Clark County jury sentenced Westley Allan Dodd to death after three days of deliberation. Dodd confessed to and was found guilty of aggravated first degree murder in the slayings of Cole Neer 11, William Neer 10, both Vancouver residents, and Lee Iseh 4 of Portland.
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