11 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1993
Page
1
Syracuse University Orangemen will not attend the WOAA tournament this year and plan a strong showing in the upcoming Big East conference games this weekend. They aim to dominate with focused preparation and high intensity on court.
North Siders express strong fondness for baseball at Macarthur Stadium and weigh the prospect of a new stadium dubbed olyochaen, pondering impact on tradition, community flair, and future games while awaiting official details.
The Russian Congress, dominated by Communists, stripped President Boris Yeltsin of authority and canceled a national referendum. Cabinet members and legislators labored for a power-sharing deal at the Kremlin as the stalemate deepened, with warnings of a dangerous state.
A gunman killed Dr. David Gunn, 47, as he entered his Pensacola clinic to perform abortions. The attacker shouted Dont kill any more babies and was charged with murder. Witnesses described a gray suit and an eight caliber revolver used in the shooting.
LaPointe and other laid off military workers seek new careers after the end of the Cold War. At 33, he left a $14.41 per hour pipe fitter job at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Maine to join a government training program. In January he started a new post earning 38.17 per hour at a firm reviewing State Department passport documents.
In Rome Rolle-area residents plan a 5 19 p m prayer at SS John the Baptist Church to seek divine help for Griffiss Air Force Base amid expected base closure lists. Community leaders warn the loss would devastate the local economy while officials weigh civilian job impacts and broader defense downsizing through 1990s.
Jason A. Loomis, 18, of Cicero, faces tampering and reckless endangerment charges after a Burger King worker placed a razor blade in a 4 Whopper in a bid for a promotion. The blade found by Jill Shilly prompted a five day police investigation ending with Loomis’ scheduled court appearance.
Rep. James Walsh, R Onondaga, promotes his third-term agenda on monthly public access programs with aide Sheila Brown. He defends voting for President Clinton's $16 billion stimulus, cites personal spending cuts, and urges Central New York to brace for defense budget reductions while stressing outreach over committee delays.
Lawyers for Los Angeles police cross examine Rodney King as he admits memory gaps and lies while contradicting earlier statements about taunts. King says he was not sure about claims of slurs, and defense argues his testimony helps their case despite his sympathy.
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously 18-0 to approve Janet Reno as the first woman nominated for attorney general. Reno, a 34 year old Dade County prosecutor, faced questions but impressed many senators with her 15 years of legal experience.
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