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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1990
Page
1
Jim Boeheim criticizes widespread praise for coaching saying it masks poor recruiting as he analyzes Syracuse University lineup changes. He stresses roster quality and the impact of player selection on performance and team trajectory.
David J. Butler of Tender Loving Care Medical Transport seeks to start a 24 hour ambulance service by June 30 in Onondaga County. The plan would compete with the city’s paid service and volunteer corps with two levels of response and EMS technicians. A public hearing will be scheduled within 60 days.
Cloudy and windy tonight with a low near 30 and a 30 percent chance of mainly afternoon showers. Thursday will be mild with a high of 50 to 55.
Madison teachers union, Madison Teachers Inc, has won two injunctions barring middle school students who threatened to kill from contacting teachers. A third injunction is pending against a pupil who kicked a teacher. The union says violence in middle and high schools is escalating and action is taken only when there is a battery or threat of death.
Gloria Estefan is treated at Scranton's Community Medical Center after a tour bus crash on Route 380 near Tobyhanna. Doctors report a broken lumbar vertebra but no paralysis, and she remains in stable condition with full recovery expected. a news conference was planned at 9:30 this morning.
Census workers fanned out in Onondaga and neighboring counties to count the nation’s homeless. In Syracuse shelters including the Rescue Mission and Dorothy Day House, enumerators sought names ages races and sexes though most refused to disclose details. The nationwide effort cost about 27 million dollars and hired 15,000 enumerators.
Windhoek marked Namibia’s birth as the flag of independence replaced the South African banner at midnight. Tens of thousands filled the streets for a three mile parade as ex guerrilla leaders were sworn in as ministers. President Sam Nujoma proclaimed liberation and called for peace in southern Africa.
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