16 Jul 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1992
Page
1
American golfer John Daly struggles to hide a yawn on the practice tee at the British Open in Scotland while bookmakers in Britain anticipate a flood of wagers totaling about a million pounds as fans back favorites and long shots alike.
Teen readers answer ly's survey on Central New York life covering family time and chores. The report notes varied attitudes toward daily routines and transport costs, highlighting how teens balance duties with leisure in the region.
Sixty five percent of suburban taxpayers who filed grievances won reductions saving money. In May 2,449 residents protested tax bills. 1,591 have won cuts. Grievance Day May 28 spurs residents to compare home values, reveal inequities, and pursue lower assessments. Roger Pisarek of Camillus won a reduction for 1000 Grassy Hall Lane, lowering from 14,275 to 219,677 full value, and seeks further relief in small claims court.
A 31 mile stretch of the New York State Thruway near Hamburg and Dunkirk was closed after protests by Seneca Indians. A state trooper was injured and at least four people were arrested as rocks were hurled from overpasses and fires set near the highway. The disruption followed a court ruling allowing taxation of cigarettes and gasoline sold by reservation retailers to non Indians.
The piece reports a gap between managers and female employees on handling sexual harassment. Working Woman surveys show 71 percent of Fortune 500 managers see fair handling, while 27 percent of 9,680 female readers agree./hr policies and safe channels are urged to prevent retaliation and protect workers.
Local readers report fat green nemertean or nereid worms found near bathing areas. Authorities note these worms release a milky jellyy substance after mating and then die, signaling harmless sea life behavior rather than a threat.
Casey co-owner of Sam Snead's Tavern in Orlando, Florida, notes patrons study photos and memorabilia on the walls. A signed Dan Quayle letterhead note reads, Sam, had a great fame this weekend but the golf was lousy. The letterhead has become a local tourist attraction.
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra management and union musicians reached a tentative contract after a marathon negotiating session that began at 8:30 a.m. and stretched past midnight. Both sides must ratify. a fall return to the stage is expected with a reported 3.4 million budget and 35 week season starting mid October.
In Times Square confetti filled the air as 2,145th delegate Charles Anderson from Syracuse cast a Clinton vote at Madison Square Garden. The 53 year old councilor and truancy officer joined four Central New York delegates at the Democratic National Convention. He enjoyed Picasso and a Broadway show, then lingered until after 1205 AM.
Reactions to Cuomo’s nomination speech surface across parties as Perot’s campaign fades with his manager quitting. Analysts ask whether Democrats truly believe victory is possible while Camelot images still captivate audiences at A14.
Clinton seeks to reshape his image as a rural born candidate and delivers a personal acceptance address aimed at reintroducing himself. Ed Segal says the speech will emphasize poetry and a clear plan, while Cuomo questions Bush's leadership and notes Clinton enters the convention with a polling lead.
A University of Detroit junior visits the Museum of Modern Art in Midtown Manhattan. He enjoys air conditioning, meets a lawyer, and wanders a Picasso rich gallery reading wall cards aloud. He recalls a student project on Picasso's Guernica.
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