17 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1993
Page
1
Spring fashions favor subdued earthy tones and restrained lines signaling a shift away from bright contrasts. Designers tease wearable silhouettes with simple textures and practical elegance as the season begins.
The planned $3.05 billion merger of GE's aerospace unit with Martin Marietta promises a near perfect defense industry union and would create the world's largest contractor. The deal requires stockholder approval March 25 in Bethesda and awaits a Justice Department review for antitrust concerns with closing set for April 2.
Tallied votes show incumbents winning in Camillus Baldwinsville and East Syracuse. In Solvay three Democrats and one Republican take board seats. Manlius reelects Angelo Albanese over Wint Collins 612 to 463 with two new trustees. Skaneateles voters sweep, Jordan and Elbridge uncontested.
Two players combined for 50 points as Corcoran defeated Tehhabod Crane to advance to the state tournament.
On St Patrick's Day a historical view notes Irish Americans still hold sway in Congress but their influence is fading as voters prioritize economics, gender, and race. Clinton dangles a non envoy approach while eyeing a fact finder on Northern Ireland. Senate leaders show Irish roots. House leadership reflects broader diversity.
Hundreds of Syracuse area businesses faced canceled group health and dental plans after the insurer Blue Cross Blue Shield of Central New York said EMA Central York Trust Fund of Minoa failed to forward premiums. Letters dated March 15 notified 468 policies were terminated retroactively to January 1. trustee John F Hanson and Hanson Insurance Agency connections hindered contact as service lines disconnected.
Central News reports from the Bi '93 that a blizzard deep snow threatens wildlife and habitats as melting risks floods. Wildlife manager John Proud warns deer and birds face starvation if snow lasts over 30 days, with spring feeding opportunities delayed and wide ecological impact.
Coast Guard halted Gulf of Mexico search for 8 boaters. A freighter sinking off Nova Scotia had 32 crewmen listed as missing and later called off. Over 150 hikers campers and fishermen were rescued by helicopter from Tennessee wilderness areas.
The New York Post faced a staff rebellion against Abe Hirschfeld, running a front page image of Alexander Hamilton with a tear and angry headlines. Pete Hamill, fired editor, appeared on the masthead claiming courage while distancing from the turmoil.
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