12 Jun 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1989
Page
1
In Onondaga County mosquitoes swarm mornings at Oneida Shores Park with Cathy Burkhart opening the gate. Burkhart notes a 500 percent rise in pests as dew from nights draws them to ticket booths and fields across the county.
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Raisa landed at Cologne Bonn airport in an Aeroflot jet Kremlin One for his initial state visit to West Germany. He met Foreign Minister Genscher and attended a welcome ceremony at Villa Hammerschmidt before greeting well wishers at the presidential palace.
A cool night with lows 55 to 60 degrees and occasional showers and thunderstorms. Tuesday brings a high near 70 with continued unsettled conditions and patchy precipitation.
Analysts say O M Edwards deteriorated from mismanagement and debt rather than inevitability. The five story metalworks, once a producer of train doors and bus windows, collapsed after years of losses, leaving creditors pressing for payment as the company faced liquidation and $5 million in debt.
Beijing intensifies a nationwide terror campaign against alleged trouble-makers as reports say Inner Mongolia executed at least 50 officers and two generals were arrested for refusing to move troops against demonstrations sparked by Tiananmen Square. Authorities ban pro democracy groups and arrest Fang Lizhi and Li Shuxian, last week seeking refuge in the U.S. Embassy, as police arrest hundreds more.
Inside China, a British journalist expelled says officials who seized him refused access to the British Consulate. The report notes a prison like atmosphere in Beijing as China’s most outspoken dissident becomes its most wanted. Chen worries for his homeland but not for his two year old daughter left behind.
Nationwide toxin emissions and acid rain fuel lobbies as environmental concerns rise. The Bush administration signals sweeping changes to the 1970 Clean Air Act, with President Bush pledging tighter federal clean air laws and a plan to curb acid rain amid high public concern. George Mitchell as Senate leader adds momentum.
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