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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1990
Page
1
Franklin L Coleman says he acted on his own to obtain copies of documents about Sen. Alfonso M D'Amato that news organizations request under the Freedom of Information Act. Officials say they cannot recall a prior instance of such a request.
Weather notes are unclear with broken phrases and scattered items. The readable bits mention Thursday sun and milder temperatures around the high 40s to 45. Other fragments reference business features, lottery, theater, and television sections but lack coherent detail.
Len Sharp, a Liverpool High School science teacher, recounts his Drake Passage voyage to Elephant Island. After 40 hours amid ferocious waves he found the polar landscape striking. the sun barely warms the long summer day at sixty five degrees south, where nighttime temps plunge to minus 15.
The piece decries the athletic arms race in college sports, reflecting on Knute Rockne’s view of building teams from students who choose a school for its appeal rather than offers. It cites Jim Boeheim of Syracuse defending a clean program after 21 years with the school.
John S Vento the Bensonhurst murder witness who surrendered in Dayton Ohio Monday after a two month disappearance spent much of his time in the Syracuse area, brother Michael Vento said. Michael, who lives in Liverpool, said John stayed with him from Christmas to just before Valentine's Day and left without saying where he was going. John, 21, formerly of Bensonhurst, surrendered to the FBI in Dayton where his family ran a pizzeria. Prosecutors said they would decide on his plea testimony in the Bensonhurst murder trial.
Marguerite J. Fisher, an 80s author and political scientist, collapsed on the bathroom floor Tuesday night at her Edgemont Drive home. Paramedics revived her, and she was transported to Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital in critical condition, with diabetes noted by neighbor Sara Okun. Fisher, professor emeritus at SU, has lectured internationally.
Central New York loses its Seven-Up bottling operation as Syracuse Seven-Up Bottling Co ceases activities. Allied Beverages Co steps in to supply shelves with Seven-Up lines while the bottling unit retains only its fountain department. The Hanyak brothers founded the business in 1936 and will continue RC Cola and Orange Crush distribution.
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