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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1990
Page
1
John Stark Jr races at Vernon Downs where he learned the sport from his father and relatives, renewing his connection to the familiar oval and hometown roots as he competes on the familiar surface.
Dr. Helene Goldsman joins Syracuse Community Health Center with a $10,000 Regents Physician Loan Forgiveness Award to work in a city area deemed short of physicians. Despite 800 doctors locally, officials say inner-city and broader Syracuse neighborhoods lack sufficient primary care, alarming local physicians.
The forecast calls for very warm conditions with patchy fog tonight and low around 60. Partly sunny and humid Tuesday with a high in the upper 0s. Details: A2.
Delegates at the New Music Seminar in New York confront today’s big issues as the industry debates AIDS crisis inaction labeled criminal by a panel including Dionne Warwick. Censorship battles, led by controversy around rap group 2 Live Crew, rise to the forefront of the five day event.
Mohawks of Kahnawake maintain the blockade of Mercier Bridge into Montreal after promising to lift it, citing a government pledge to reduce provincial police in Oka. After four hours of talks with John Ciaccia, a possible plan to reopen the bridge emerged as negotiations continue to ease the standoff.
A star‑studded crowd gathered in Hyannis Port to honor Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy though she did not attend, described as frail yet possessing her famed pluck. Among guests were Sen. Edward Kennedy, Gov. Michael Dukakis, Art Buchwald, Laura Cavazos, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Hulse and Dick Sargent, with about 350 attendees and many relatives present.
A strong 7.7 magnitude quake struck Manila and Luzon injuring and killing many. The Philippine Christian College in Cabanatuan collapsed, trapping hundreds of students. Dozens died in Manila, Dagupan, and Baguio with widespread damage and power outages. Aftershocks followed the tremor, centered near Cabanatuan. Officials feared higher casualties.
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