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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1990
Page
1
Coleman's 25 points and 23 rebounds set Syracuse career scoring record and Big East tournament rebounding mark in a semifinal victory over Villanova. Orangemen meet No 8 Connecticut Huskies in the final.
In a Brooklyn Bridge neighborhood court, a harsh urban battleground shapes street basketball. Rob Johnson, a fortysomething observer and Orangemen fan, is accused by critics of exploiting young players while the game remains stripped to its pure form.
Robert Congel used political influence to push a mall empire, hiring a former governor, a local town justice, and county official to back projects near sensitive Pine Barrens and suburban Albany. A state corruption inquiry into funds to pro life groups led to delayed testimony and a planned public hearing. The Pyramid Cos. and associates contributed over 1.17 million to campaigns.
Robert J. Conger of Fayetteville sits atop The Pyramid Cos of Syracuse a monolith of partnerships hidden behind the old Post Office pillars. The Pyramid owns hundreds of millions in assets from 15 Northeast shopping malls with a web of general partnerships distributing shares to a small circle of insiders and Syracuse developers.
Archbishop Roger Mahony asks 65 plus priests and nuns in the Los Angeles archdiocese to volunteer for an experimental AIDS vaccine developed by Dr Jonas Salk. The letter seeks 10 volunteers aged 65 or older, amid safety concerns and questions about the whale AIDS virus based vaccine.
Haitians celebrated as Lt. Gen Prosper Avril resigned after a week of protests. Maj. Gen Herald Abraham promised a civilian provisional government within three days and new elections within three to six months. U.S. officials voiced support for free elections as Haiti moves to end 18 months of military rule.
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