19 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1989
Page
1
A practical guide explains how to stay cool this summer with smart clothing choices. It outlines fabric selections, breathable layers, color choices, and lightweight accessories to reduce overheating and maintain comfort.
Albany reports a plan for low level waste dumps in New York, with officials and townspeople reacting as a new study shows the waste may be more than ten times as radioactive as first expected. Local observers and a Barnwell mayor weigh safety and community impact amid a skeptical audience of about 120 neighbors.
The GAO report cites Hancock Airport among 62 airports with radar data issues including data loss and flickering. FAA officials and air traffic controllers say safety remains intact as Delta Flight 1203 and 92 passengers landed safely on Runway 32.
President Bush is set to unveil a space program featuring a multi billion dollar voyage to Mars and a permanent moon base. The plan, timed with Apollo 11’s anniversary, endorses a lunar outpost as a stepping stone to Mars and includes fiscal safeguards. a Soviet joint venture was reportedly not included.
Cloudy conditions bring periods of rain and a possible thunderstorm. Low around 65 tonight with a 60 percent chance of showers and a high near 75 Thursday.
Ten years into Nicaragua's upheaval, Central New Yorkers who visited Nicaragua say the Sandinistas faced real limits. Peter Wirth of Witness for Peace notes U.S. efforts to topple the Sandinistas and a broader war of propaganda. Since 1984, more than 40 Syracuse-area residents joined Witness for Peace delegations, while Wirth built a fund raising office in 1985.
In Managua the Sandinista government marks ten years in power amid widespread poverty and economic crisis blamed on U.S. rebels and credit cuts. Banks and offices close for July 19 anniversary with a government rally expected to draw over 300000 at the Plaza of the Revolution. Local residents describe a deteriorating economy and fear for public sector jobs if attendance lags.
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