Herald Journal explores fatherhood in the 90s
The Herald Journal continues its look at fatherhood in the 90s addressing unwed and deadbeat dads, divorce impacts, and fathers seeking help.
23 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1992
Page
1
The Herald Journal continues its look at fatherhood in the 90s addressing unwed and deadbeat dads, divorce impacts, and fathers seeking help.
Milton J Rubenstein, electrical engineer and lifelong inventor, helped pioneer cellular phone service in Syracuse. He died in 1986 at 55 from a brain aneurysm. His family donated 400000 of the 81 million cost to transform the Armory into the Discovery Center, with 15 million raised so far including the Rubenstein gift. The first phase moves the museum from 321 Clinton St to the Armory, costing about 35 million. a domed Omnitheater cinema is planned in three years. His son Jeffrey M Rubenstein notes his father would want the museum named for him.
A 60 year old North Syracuse resident, James D Myers Jr, died from head injuries after his car left West Taft Road around 10 PM and struck a utility pole. He was alone, not wearing a seat belt, and died at University Hospital at about 12:30 PM. Sheriff suspects possible heart issue or loss of control.
As sales fell during the recession, decision makers pivoted to exports to sustain bottone lines. Foreign sales supported profits and reduced layoffs, helping firms stay afloat through tougher markets.
Physicians split over investments in facilities they refer to as the AMA defends existing guidelines while opponents argue for investor rights and patient access The debate centers on self referral in imaging centers cancer treatment labs and therapy facilities and how disclosure may affect choice and costs
Pittsburgh Brewing Co launches a regional Iron City beer ad featuring real beer drinkers with potbellies to counter the idealized masculine image in beer commercials. Crawley, reacting to the Swedish Bikini Team, promotes authenticity over polish by showing everyday drinkers and their stomachs.
A comical list in the Fairport High School yearbook ranks best and worst places for sex causing mixed reactions. Readings include the dining room and the beach as favorable spots and jail or a tar pit as unacceptable.
President Bush signed a 1 trillion emergency urban aid and summer jobs package amid Los Angeles unrest and Chicago floods. Syracuse gains 533000 to raise its total to 14 million for summer jobs. About 800 youths to be hired, mostly through nonprofits, in Onondaga County. Bush says the measure is only a beginning toward inner city reform.
The Oneida Indian Nation plans a 1000 seat bingo hall near the state Thruway in Verona to offer casino games with an expected gross of about 1 million dollars weekly. Construction could start later this summer on 200 acres near Verona, about 35 miles east of Syracuse.
Federal law allowing gambling was cited as a basis for a plan announced in Verona by nation spokesman Raymond Halbatter during a bicentennial celebration. Town supervisor Maurice Deeley commented as officials from the Bureau of Indian Affairs said the Oneidas have solicited inclusion of new land into their territory and offered $300 000 for an office building addition.
McDowell testified he hated Malcolm Kellogg for years after being accused of burglary when he was 12. He said two teens told him Kellogg sexually abused them, which helped push him to kill Kellogg as he slept at Cayuga Lake. He claimed LSD influenced his actions and that he killed to help Laune Kellogg, Bruce Kellogg’s wife.
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