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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1990
Page
1
A lifestyle note on adding bold color to outfits while reflecting on the staying power of dungarees. The piece explores how modern wardrobes mix vibrant tones with classic denim. It observes seasonal trends and practical styling tips.
Nine crew members were hurt in two explosions aboard the U S aircraft carrier Midway during flight operations. The fire was out and the ship remained under its own power 126 miles northeast of Yokosuka near Tokyo, with no deaths reported.
The forecast predicts clouding with low near 60 tonight and southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Thursday will be partly sunny and breezy with a high in the mid 70s.
Onondaga County recycling becomes mandatory July 1 prompting local trash haulers to raise fees up to 45 percent due to costs for extra workers and new trucks. Laidlaw Waste Systems will boost annual charges from around $186.04 to $267.04 in East Syracuse as district manager Bob Allen notes they cannot recycle for free.
Nelson Mandela arrives in New York at the start of a 12 day eight city U.S. tour to seek funds and support. The deputy president of the ANC is hailed with a Broadway ticker tape parade and a Yankee Stadium rally. He will address the United Nations and meet President Bush in Washington, urging continued sanctions until apartheid ends. He also plans a Brookly n high school speech and will receive the key to New York City from Mayor David Dinkins.
Washington and black leaders expect Nelson Mandela to energize black Americans and spark white interest during eight U.S. city appearances, while many say no one can reverse long-standing race tensions. The tour may revive civil rights energy and drama, though some doubt reversal of deterioration.
Nelson Mandela is described by longtime friends as born to lead South Africa's freedom struggle. A security plan will shield him during a forthcoming trip. A South African exile living in Syracuse discusses apartheid and the fight for liberation.
General Electric lost a 177 million Navy submarine defense contract to Westinghouse, risking up to 300 union jobs by year end. GE says remaining 1988 89 work could keep some positions for two to three years, while salaried staff may also be affected.
Governor Mario Cuomo’s office mailed 160 old news releases to reporters across the state after a 47 day budget standoff. Each package weighed over a quarter pound and dated back to April 2, including items announcing air service at Stewart International Airport and a World Trade Council appointment.
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