TV newswoman finds new role to sharpen ambition
A veteran TV newswoman takes on a new role that could teach her fresh lessons about work ethic and career drive. The move signals continued ambition and potential growth in her professional path.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1990
Page
1
A veteran TV newswoman takes on a new role that could teach her fresh lessons about work ethic and career drive. The move signals continued ambition and potential growth in her professional path.
A 50 state review shows lobbyists swarming legislatures with record spending while oversight remains weak. Loopholes in rules let donors gifts and meals influence lawmakers, and few states track expenditures or specific beneficiaries. Quote from Chuck Sauvage notes money buys access and access aids success.
Aftershocks rattle the Rudbar Rasht area as landslides block roads and rescue crews struggle amid panic. Iran reports 50,000 dead and over 500,000 homeless, with army helicopters aiding relief and tents rising in Rudbar’s agricultural zone.
Clear skies expected tonight with a low around 55 and light southwest winds near 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday will be mostly sunny with a high near 80, according to details in A2.
President Bush seeks to aid de Klerk while sanctions stay in place until legal conditions are met. Mandela arrives to press for continued pressure, though U.S. officials cite hope for de Klerk as reforms such as lifting emergency rules and freeing prisoners unfold.
More than 38 000 residents in Onondaga County apartments will have to comply with the new recycling law starting Sunday even though blue bins won t arrive until mid August. Landlords assume responsibility for creating and enforcing recycling programs in large complexes.
Dissident physicist Fang Lizhi and his wife Li Shuxian left China for Britain after permission to depart for medical reasons, ending a year in the U S Embassy. The move eases U S China tensions and follows China’s stance on those involved in the June crackdown. The couple’s destination was not disclosed. officials said they were bound for Britain.
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