29 Jun 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1989
Page
1
Dennis Quaid portrays Jerry Lee Lewis in a forthcoming film due in theaters Friday. The drama follows the rock pioneer’s rise and personal controversies as critics preview the biographical portrayal.
Five men watched XXX rated shows at the Franklin Theatre, a 235 seat venue. Police and city officials battled to stop Herman Hausman from operating the theater as neighbors pressed for closure. City buys the property claiming blight, ending a long contested chapter in the South Side.
Two months after consumer groups cited Wegmans as among New York’s worst violators of fixed item pricing, a legislative deadlock could allow stores with laser price scanners to shelve item pricing. Gov Cuomo urged action as the 1989 session ends, while retailers warn of added costs. Wegmans disputes fines totaling 12 500 since 1986.
President Bush plans to push Congress to abolish political action committees tied to corporations unions or trade groups and to ban carrying campaign funds across elections He favors a gradual pay raise for Congress federal judges and senior executive branch staff and calls for full disclosure of soft money and reform of fringe benefits in a broad package on campaign finances Ensure language notes: disjointed OCR phrases cleaned into core proposals and actions.
The Supreme Court faced a high stakes ruling on a Missouri law that defines life at conception and empowers state limits on abortion. Court observers expect a morning decision possibly signaling a first step toward restricting the constitutional right to abortion, with the battle shifting to state legislatures.
Activists in Central New York say the Supreme Court ruling won’t end the abortion clash. In New York, battles move to campaigns and the Legislature with lobbyists, protests near abortion sites, and public persuasion. Planned Parenthood official Jeff Gilbert predicts one-issue militant tactics from pro-choice groups. Abortions are legal in New York through the 24th week.
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