27 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1992
Page
1
Danny Everett takes the 400 meter final at the Olympic track trials with the second fastest time in history and the fastest in the United States. Butch Reynolds fades to finish fifth as energy runs low.
Teenagers take an active role in running Creative Response, formerly Peace Child, a group promoting peace through the arts and aiming to restore harmony within its ranks.
Amnesty International released a two page survey criticizing Los Angeles police and county deputies for brutality. It cites shootings beatings electroshock and dog bites against nonthreatening suspects, noting disproportionate impact on Black and Hispanic residents. Former Chief Daryl Gates dismissed the report as liberal rhetoric while Willie Williams assumes the post.
Rodney King was arrested in Studio City after his wife alleged injury during a fight. Authorities said there was insufficient evidence to warrant a booking, and he was released about four hours later. This marked the second police arrest since the bystander videotape of a beating involving four white officers after a March traffic stop.
Terry Anderson, freed after nearly seven years in Lebanon, breaks a clay chain sculpture with a mallet at a Batavia shopping mall to mark his release. He thanks supporters, attends Batavia High School reunion, and recalls Scout training shaping his Marine service and captivity. He missed a YMCA run due to a knee injury.
Astronauts aboard the Columbia are conducting a 13 day Spacelab mission from Space Center Houston with five men and two women. Eugene Trinh mopped a chamber as a water drop burst into droplets while Lawrence DeLucas set polyurethane foam on fire in a sealed chamber. Experiments aim to verify fluid dynamics theories and improve flight safety and fire prevention on Earth.
Randall Terry of Operation Rescue denounces Batman Returns as violent and sadomasochistic and urges a McDonald’s boycott over a Batman advertising campaign. He and the Christian Defense Coalition plan to picket McDonald’s outlets next week in opposition to the PG-13 film and associated Happy Meal promos.
The European Community draft statement calls on the United Nations to use military force if needed to secure relief flights to Sarajevo. It notes a 48 hour UN deadline for Serbs to halt shelling and hints at protecting relief efforts. The EC seeks Serbia's expulsion from international bodies and cites over 7,000 dead in Bosnia.
The timetable lists multiple school events with start times at Jamesville DeWitt LaFayette Marcellus West Genesee Onondaga Junior-Senior Tully Skanea teles and Cliff Park venues, ranging from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Each site hosts activities throughout the afternoon including multiple 2 p.m. starts.
Two Albany architects, Christ J. Lemonides and Nicola L. Caruso, who paid kickbacks to former Syracuse Mayor Lee Alexander, were denied license reinstatement by the state Board of Regents. The ruling preserves their prohibition from practicing architecture.
Washington A resignation from Navy Secretary H Lawrence Garrett III followed an outcry over sex abuse at the Tailhook convention last year. Garrett told President Bush he bore full responsibility for leadership failures allowing the egregious conduct to occur, stepping down Friday.
Laurie Kellogg from Linglestown Pa described an affair with a Harrisburg man she met in a bar. Under cross examination she testified she contracted chlamydia after a one night stand while her husband Malcolm Kellogg was away. She cried as she read a card to James Gittings after the affair ended.
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