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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1992

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Inspectors Guard County Homes and Projects Across Syracuse Area

Inspectors criss cross the county and state maintain safety in remodeling and new construction. They help prevent disasters by spotting trouble early and protecting residents in Onondaga County and beyond.

Syracuse Onondaga County

County code enforcement officers keep towns separate in Onondaga

In Onondaga County code enforcement officers, building inspectors and fire marshals operate separately in most towns and villages. Village officials defend duplication as worthwhile. Minoa's part time officer Jack Bargy compares his job to a neighborhood fire station. Bargy recently inspected an unsafe building.

Onondaga County Minoa Jack Bargy Bargy

Curbs on AIDS patients decried at international conference

At the eighth International Conference on AIDS in Amsterdam more than 10,000 scientists policy makers and activists urged global cooperation and condemned U S visa restrictions on AIDS infected people. Demonstrators protested outside consulates and ransacked a pharmaceutical booth selling AIDS related blindness treatment.

Amsterdam Netherlands United States Simdlay U.S

Female soldiers battling to halt sexual harassment

Veteran Barbara Franco testifies before the Senate about rape by three soldiers during Army basic training in 1975 at McClellan Alabama, part of a broader critique of gender integration and hostile Navy culture amid sexual assault scandals involving Tailhook.

Barbara Franco Far McClellan Ala Franco Senate Committee On Veterans Affairs Tailhaok Navy Paula Coughlin H. Lawrence Garrett III Charles Moskos Northwestern University Coughlin

Murphy Brown to respond to Quayle on unwed mother portrayal

Murphy Brown will fire back at Dan Quayle over television's portrayal of unwed mothers. Jeff Sagansky and Diane English say Quayle's interest in family values is political while Sept. 21’s fall premiere covers the days after Brown's baby's birth. The show will reference the presidential race but not favor any side.

Mirphy Brown Dan Quayle Jeff Sagansky Network Entertainment Diane English Brown the Associa

California Small Brewers Festival Draws Thousands in Mountain View

About 18 000 attendees sampled over 120 types of ale stout and beer at the California Small Brewers Festival in Mountain View California. Some sought ideas for basement brews while others enjoyed the variety and atmosphere over the weekend.

California Mountainview Calif

Israel halts new settlements in West Bank and Gaza

JERUSALEM The Israeli Cabinet froze plans for new Jewish settlements in the occupied lands as reviews proceed. The move comes amid U S pressure for a broader settlement freeze tied to renewed Mideast peace talks and loan guarantees.

Israel West Bank Gaza Strip Jerusalem U.S James A. Baker III Mideast Baker Washington Soviet Union Bush Yitzhak Rabin Rabin

State seeks more home day care providers in county

Sue Hunt runs a home day care at 121 Bronson Road in Geddes Westvale. The Onondaga County Child Care Council lists her among two providers, awaiting state registration amid new October regulations to expand safe affordable care during a child care shortage.

Kelly Hunt Sue Bronson Road Westvale Geddes Hunt Onondaga County Council

Disabled power lifter aims for Paralympic gold in Barcelona

Oswego power lifter Winterhall, 36, a lone Central New York Paralympian, trains for Barcelona after losing his left leg in a 1979 motorcycle crash. He uses a single cane for balance and keeps eight others in a blue water jug for show. The Paralympics open with ceremony and feature 3,000 athletes from 92 countries competing in swimming, track and field and more.

David Winterhall Oswego Barcelona Spain Winterhalt Winterhall New York Long Island

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