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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1990
Page
1
The Herald Journal concludes a three part Lifestyle series by Karen Cain on cancer prevention. It emphasizes practical steps to reduce risk, including diet rich in fruits and vegetables, quitting smoking, limiting alcohol, avoiding asbestos and radiation, and minimizing sun exposure to lower cancer chances.
Frank Reed, 57, the second American freed in nine days, arrived at Rheina-Main Air Base aboard a U5 transport from Syria after three years of blindfolded captivity. He spoke of a lonely time with no radio or newspapers, and his wife Fahima and son Tarek joined him in reunions at Wiesbaden. President Bush praised Iran and Syria for efforts to free remaining captives as the United States seeks normal relations.
Cooler and cloudy tonight with lows 40 to 45 degrees and west to northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday turns partly sunny and seasonable with a high of 55 to 60 degrees.
NASA reopens Hubble antenna using a Tinker Toy model crafted by engineers David Skillman and John Decker. The No 2 high gain antenna, stuck since Friday, is now transmitting via relay satellites as calibration and startup proceed toward first pictures expected next weekend.
Albany sources say a tentative agreement would broaden state sales tax to software, magazines, parking fees, dial-a-porn services, private investigators, interior decorating and janitorial work. The package aims to close a $15 billion deficit with about 220 million in current year revenue and would affect local governments. leasing auto taxes would shift to upfront payments.
AACSB told Syracuse University's School of Management to raise its standards within a year or lose accreditation. SU officials expect to meet requirements by next spring after a period of restructuring and leadership gaps.
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