24 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1992
Page
1
Matchmakers at the Burnet Park Zoo report a steep learning curve on red wolf courting customs. With the species extinct in the wild and no expected litter this year, officials remain hopeful that insights will improve future breeding efforts.
William Feinstein testified that he tried to dissuade Laurie Kellogg from confronting her husband about alleged abuse of two teen girls. He warned she might not return and urged her not to go alone. Laurie Kellogg, 27, is accused with four Pennsylvania teens of plotting murder to end domestic abuse. Bruce Kellogg, 42, was shot dead at the Romulus cottage on Cayuga Lake.
Airlines Delta American United and USAir settle a price-fixing lawsuit. They pay 44 million dollars in cash and 368.5 million in discount coupons for travelers who flew through Hancock Syracuse hub from Jan 1 1988 to end of current month. Eligible passengers receive 10 percent off most domestic round trips or 20 percent off round trips under 100 dollars.
Practical tips help travelers fit all essentials into a carry on. Learn efficient packing strategies to maximize space and avoid dragging heavy suitcases, including rolling clothes, choosing multiuse items, and packing light but complete.
Congress grapples with what to do if no candidate secures a majority of Electoral College votes in November. The 12th Amendment outlines a state by state one vote per delegation, but rules on who wins a state vary. Some seek to ignore district preferences, while others push runoff or constitutional amendments.
U S District Judge Robert Warner said Matthew Stalter did not prove his chest hair trimming order violated rights or involved a matter of public concern. The ruling concludes the Fire Department could require neckline trimming or a T shirt.
Freight railroads halted operations coast to coast and Amtrak reduced service to the Boston Washington corridor as unions walkout. In Syracuse all 325 Conrail workers idle, yards deserted, Amtrak station empty though tracks see 10 daily trains. President Bush warned of severe economic damage if lawmakers do not end the shutdown.
Israel’s Rabin pledged his Labor party will pursue peace with Arabs after a stunning win over Shamir. He promised Palestinian autonomy in nine months, halt settlements, and funds redirected to jobs for ex Soviet immigrants. Coalition talks with Meretz loom as turnout reached 77.5 percent.
Onondaga County charged nine companies for polluting local waterways, more than in prior years. Fines totaling $47.59 and orders to install monitoring equipment or hire haulers were issued. Violations included dumping waste oil into the sewer and discharging tank hold sewage into an open line. Environmentalists blame lax oversight and note federal law requires cleanups.
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