Comic book trade outshines Superman on sales
The US market moves vast numbers of comics with up to 600 million copies sold annually. Superheroes drive revenue as publishers vie for dominance in a growing industry.
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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1992
Page
1
Nats coach Al Cerve eyes NBA glory in Part Six
The Nats coach Al Cerve proclaims his team could still rule the NBA in Part Six of Ithen the e Was Ruled the NBA, arguing that today’s NBA is not better than yesterday. He lays out bold claims and strategic angles for a comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBA
al Cerve
Magic and Cookie Johnson Welcome Baby Boy Farvin II
Los Angeles basketball star Magic Johnson and wife Cookie Kelly welcomed their son Farvin Johnson II late Thursday night at Cedars Sinai Hospital. The baby is 20 inches long and weighs 7 pounds 15 ounces. both mother and child are in excellent health and HIV negative, per Dr Scott Serden. Johnson, who retired from the Lakers last November after revealing his HIV status, issued a statement through the family’s agent celebrating the birth and his AIDS activism remains ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Farvin
Magic
Johnson
Cookie Kelly
Mather
Scott Serden
Farvin Johnson II
Cedars Sinai Hospital
Johnsons
Los Angeles Lakers
Support troops honored but Gulf awards still held
Washington reports that more than a year after the Persian Gulf War most fighting units remain unrecognized while support groups such as supply maintenance and medical units receive unit awards. Pentagon lists include rear echelon outfits and the public affairs office draws attention as Senate staff notes rear personnel often get recognition over combat units. A Maine colonel is cited among those missing a similar honor, provoking debate over who truly earned praise.
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Washington
Pentagon
Axarash Pentagon
Hhs
Senate Armed Services Committee
Maine
Polile
Band Uses Technology to Put Focus on Its Music
A band leverages new technology to highlight its music and performances. Led by a group of innovative musicians, the act embraces digital tools to enhance sound, visuals, and audience engagement across venues and media.
Tourist survives NYC snake bite in Central Park ankle
A 57 year old tourist from Johannesburg was bitten on the ankle by a non poisonous garter snake while walking near Park Drive North and East 72nd Street with her husband Raymond. The incident occurred shortly before 5 pm Wednesday in Central Park.
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Manas
Raymond
Park Drive
East 72Nd Street
Rushdie Endorses Gaming Talent Amid Turbulent Times
A garbled report notes Salman Rushdie speaking of gaming skill and resilience, with scattered references to 1989 Fatwa and beleaguered status. It mentions violence threats and a mix of unrelated names and places, but centers on his comment about becoming a better video game player.
Aetna to Consolidate Syracuse Claims Into Rochester
Aetna Life and Casualty will eliminate about 110 Syracuse jobs as the property casualty claims department is merged with a Rochester unit. The expanded Rochester operation will employ 225 to 250 and open next year, while a small Syracuse office remains for complex cases. Some employees may transfer to Rochester, with decisions due after November or December.
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Aetna Life & Casualty Co
Syracuse
Insurance Company
Rochester
Terry O'Kahn
Aetna
Roches
Ter
D'Kaha
D'Ttalia
Erie Boulevard West
Rare fern halts Split Rock auction in Onondaga plan
State officials suspend public auction of 94 acres near Split Rock and announce a three month window to reach a buyout deal. Governor plans a 30 acre Hart'sTongue fern preserve while public reuse aims to maximize area benefits.
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Split Rock
Onondaga
Thomas Tubbs
Servaecean Albans
Downown
Syracuse
Department of Transportate
Split Rock Endangered Species Study Cited in Herald Journal
The Herald Journal notes Split Rock’s fragile ecosystem named for tongue-like leaves. About 4000 plants viewed across Onondaga and Madison counties with two patches in Alabama. Mention of local distances and the Solvay Corrosion Works during World War I. a July 2, 1478 plate explosion is referenced with casualties and marine workers.
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Herald Journal of
Onondaga
Madison
Alabama
Solvay
Executive Mansion cuts out Cuomo in the kitchen
Albany reports rising fiscal strain as New York reduces mansion staff and food budgets. The Office of General Services confirms fewer full time workers, lower annual spending, and delayed meals at the 54 acre Executive Mansion amid ongoing cuts.
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Cuomo
Albany
New Yorks
Mario Cuomo
Como
Taypavere Valante
Freedom of Information
Orcober
Capra Coy
Gadbetis
Serederes
Office of General Services
Thomas Tubbs
Office of General Serices
Downto
Alban
Americ Cancer
Dan Cheon
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