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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1990
Page
1
Professional women trend toward delaying pregnancy as they advance in careers. Liz Claiborne denies claims her company donates profits to Satan worshipers, calling the accusation baseless.
A court appointed overseer has ordered former lawyers and accountants to repay 935770 to Continental Information Systems Inc. The action resolves an internal dispute involving misused funds and restitution to the company. The ruling underscores financial accountability for professionals connected to the case.
CBS TV has not decided whether to offer basketball doubleheaders featuring Big East and Atlantic Coast Conference teams. The consideration signals shifting scheduling plans for early season broadcasts and conference matchups.
State officials investigate Pyramid Cos for pumping groundwater into the Barge Canal from the Carousel Center mall site off Hiawatha Boulevard in Oil City. DEC spokesman cites alleged filtration failure during cleanup, details unavailable.
Berkeley researchers report teenagers who experiment with marijuana and other drugs appear psychologically healthier and emotionally better adjusted than peers who never tried drugs or who are frequent users. The 15 year longitudinal study of 101 children, led by Jonathan Shedler and Jack Block of UC Berkeley, suggests experimentation is not necessarily catastrophic and questions strict just say no education.
Salina codes enforcement chief Gerald Holmes admits using his Salina secretary Mary Ann Whitehurst to assist with a second job in Palermo Oswego County. Holmes earned 26700 annually as Salina's full time codes chief and 4700 from Palermo. A Palermo resident received a violation notice in a Salina envelope.
Albany lawmakers tentative agreement to a 2-cent levy on nonrefillable bottles could bring at least 90 million dollars annually and help close New York state's four billion dollar budget gap. With 38 days overdue, leaders and Gov. Cuomo have agreed on over a billion in new taxes and consider further measures to balance the budget.
President Bush weighs taxes beyond his no new taxes pledge as economic strains and a S&L crisis shrink revenues by at least 55 billion dollars. Budget chief Darman warns of automatic 20 percent cuts unless new revenues are approved after a GOP meeting with Bush and senators. Value-added taxes are among options.
Syracuse officials confront rising trash costs with a July 15 deadline to choose new payment methods for landowners. Proposals include separating waste fees from property taxes, charging businesses for excess bags, and expanding enforcement as a regional plan to build a burn plant and new landfill by 1993.
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