22 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1992
Page
1
The Chiefs lost 6-2 to the Mud Hens in front of 2,481 fans after five double plays and five errors, snapping a three game winning streak. Tom Kite sinks a long birdie putt on 12 in his final U S Open round as he captures his first major with a Sunderpar 285.
A task force urged efficiency and questioned why Onondaga County needs two industrial development agencies. The county IDA backed Pioneer Freezer & Cold Storage for a Radisson site but the city won the project, moving it to the Regional Market in 1990 to create 150 jobs. Pioneer has $12 million in loans and 30 employees. United Refrigerated, aided by the county in 1985 with $52 million to save 80 jobs and add 10, now employs about 140, mainly from national accounts, and opposes the Pioneer project as a competitor.
A New York study found blindfolded volunteers could identify their partners by touch. In tests, 72 couples distinguished a lover from two decoys by forehead or hand touch, achieving 58 percent forehead accuracy and 69 percent among women for the partner’s hand.
Donna Dutota reports on the era after Title IX, tracing how girls in Central New York gained more opportunities in high school and college sports from the early 1970s to 1991. The piece highlights Faber’s experiences, the rise in girls programs from 400 in 1971-72 to 24,611 players in 1991, and evolving funding and coaching norms across Section Three schools.
A future 640 acre golf course in Atlanta named Club Shakespeare will open by 1994. Holes bear Shakespearean titles such as The Tragedie of Romeo and Juliet on holes 1 and 10, As You Like It on hole 6, and All's Well That Ends Well on the 18th. The greens meet in an eternal Kiss as part of the themed course.
The Bottle Bill marks a decade of unclaimed deposits and can redemption in New York. Citizens have returned billions of containers and roadside litter has fallen up to ten percent, though critics note ongoing sorting and environmental costs. Judy Enck cites continued progress and challenges in waste reduction efforts.
Washington Post reports Ross Perot launched multiple inquiries over five years into President Bush’s finances and official actions. No evidence of illegal or improper conduct by Bush was found. Investigations included a Pennzoil tax deduction link and alleged conspiracies relating to POWs, Iran Contra, and an October surprise.
Johannesburg reports that the white government demands urgent talks with the ANC following the Boipatong massacre in which over 40 people died. Mandela accuses the regime of murder while the ANC remains engaged in negotiations with multiple parties to end apartheid.
State Sen. Nancy Larrane Hoffmann said she may skip a Congress bid to stay in the Senate. Lombardi announced his 27 year retirement, citing family and business interests. Hoffmann, a Syracuse Democrat, spoke at a fund raiser in Armory Square, citing continuity for Onondaga County.
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